, 1877-08-11

Htill, without making prctcnsc to such Al,
annellron!sm as absolute ncwncfs, the relative
position Of sir John scyerne aud Mrs. chester
mist, think, 10 admitted to contain some
unwontcd clcnents OF originality.
For ! young and beautiful woman, modest
as she Is beautiful, to sink at your feet AMI, In
tho first hour Of acquaintance, cover your hands
will, klsscs, is al, experience thas, mnkc bold
to kny, falls mt to the lot OF una taa 9ut uf
vii, uuiess he 6e yerr hardened
cyns inlcei, let hiln look to /. narrowly that hc
bceotue not On the instant slayel
Sit John Scverna 10 ilve-and- twenty. less OF
their Eton Jackets. and With 4 heart, up to the
present time, untouched by passtun; yea
although, 1u aig,,s hinsclf thu taost devoted Of
Cctncntina f1urtcnstle. hnd for three years
past has worn Clsmcntina'A portraIt against e's
WaatcaAt-
So when, on thu day succeeding paulfs fishing
expedition, the young feluu finds himself agaln
approaching Mrs. Cnestur's prcscrcc. secs her.
Held, and walk unabashcd towards. hin. her
tut,ti o.ltslrctchcd, tho frankcst smile Of wei
comic pn her 1ips,-wlcn this moment COMICS,
young scrsrns. to his j. sYrosiss, dt.eovsss she
time III his lifc. ind eulors. lily has heard
enough OF Da1,lIlia's history to tnsptro him With
= great aud ehtyalrous otty, oven did sllc pos-
scss no other ssaIr. OH his regard. And ~hcn to
plkJ 1S HlllrA = EES@Ail1
the lingering contact Of tho iovclicst pair Of
llps-hts l,aahfllncss, IL mar be hul,cl. Will
not lower him III the rcaler's slght-
Did not snY At tho commencement OF tllis IT.
lie history that Sir John 1eycrne had Only lost
a. much Of tha hoy ~ was 'lot worth the Iecp-
~ was bcr!unlng to think the lanes were
playing ynu fulfc Acain. o. .or that you !lal
.lt." Thus .ho grccts hiu,. her round. >ott,
face. with ft& halo VI pale gold, i&s tuIluokng
hazel eyes, seeming ~ tho face ot one nf
napnsers virgins In se7eruc's Eight.
sa'asty for your Ercai goodness. could not
sleep last night tot thinking how cold, how poor
ny wor'ss In,lst hare sounded; hut indeed"
i'ef solrc !! sinking tn way that tl'rcatcna
aytly What ! said Of did,"
Happily fos sIr jnhn twho ran fcci quickly
enoas!'-too 9ukkiy' l,cr!lans-in situations
The tsuo british ineapaeity Tor ttsrinx grwefui
sentiments at tho dtting lnomcnt) Paul aiat .luw
rut,s up 1eside his mother: Paul with Ills cloth
~: reduced tu minimum. hts tattcreh straw
mciH.
'Iiulio, Mussiou l'..ng'iax, 10 erica, ali
tle neat!y-ffame.! nlank.gtytnE speech that
*Allons Aone!" Holding out hfs hand, patrur,-
zfncEy, to Sir John, 4Allons iouer pousse mo
i'Quef4P aycc les babo1nse'
And In ilvG tntNutca time SoreTno finds hlu-
self among a crowd y! girls and children. now
pulled this way, now thai, lhroug,, thr u'xzes
u xhtls Paul, sturitIy
eraspu: Ills hand, thrteks aloud with tr,amp[,
Arer every fresh inst2ncc in which Musslcu
rAn.'iaz shoxs his tCnOraaCe Df ttc s1mc.
All throughout ihr ncishborhood Of Ftef-
de-la-Reinr the farming ID strictly cooperative,
tho ideas a. 10 paid labor held by thcss peasant
lords Of the soil trtn: pretty muc. on iese!
with those Of 4tnail English far1ners Of hum
drcl years ago. The bread they cat ia nsa4o
from their own wheat; their tiny plot of free
hold supplies them with bneun, cheese, etdcF
Noucv they look upon ~ . THU. sacred IN It"
self. totally distinct FROM all othcs eon!niodl-
ties-a thug to In reyerrnt!y hoa1deA, kept
bril- Ut ltkc ire tatniiy.spoons, ana only
lsrteu with under proteat a. consequence
inuch VI tho oi4-fs.htoned Joy III labor which
capital and machinery hasa tantshed ftnm En-
gland sttll rxists In tha uut-oi-thu-woIld little
dtstriet. At tho Grand Clsrrae, or big eight
horse plow o[ the year, The ten or twelve men
who own q xulnlliou interest IN tho cha1rle dine
snd sup It tbs house Of him whose land is being
ploHed: It potato planting ehc samei Al hay
or cora-natvest, substantial les, sIycd
in the field, e, with cider, eonss,
torm o1 tptnt stock epaYirtat]sy.