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g.. ,,.r Of tho commsrclGl pao-
's.s,is .ss IT.. tragedy occurred, which.
p1sssv aa;ss'y circumstances, would have
! l',nn.i mnob comment, but wbich. ow. %
=. muSd n.;nful condition Of tho public
DO ls.pd pd'h hr the announoenent Of IN.
'sssJ Ssnts - and companies. ono after
0,u ~as. in the general panic ano
.1most I completely overlooked'
tsw % lines of narrative and erit'.
.hs .so corners Of tho papers OF that
,i,st mail from the north arrived
d'p, 90 the s7th Of October, OF six
h INT the monina Very few passen-
.nnsd ON from tho carriages TO tho
r'f Sat amongst these few were two
Eahtsd ted from the same carriage. At
s;t might have been seen that they
sdies in ,ae truest sense OF tho
no was first to leave tho carriage.
4, was evidently the superior OF
Zen, Better drea ed, and certainly
eautiful; there was that air OF SELF
(uspess about her which always he
J ssnse Of pusitiou and standing in
Iomnanion was distinguished by an
Plt-srpc'pss'on and sense OF subor-
b which equally could not be MIC
we're very far removed cousins; the
/ Of the couple being Margaret
!. .hr rouuger Ellen Fotherinaay.
toymer of the two looked ranidlv
or come moments, and then, with .
air, she questioned her companion
glance. She then went to tho eCRs
platform, looked up and down the
Is, snGogsin turning to her CON-
.av SID, "IIe ia positively not
.sl.'le, ,iargaret, he will be slra
le. Suall we 20 into the waiting
t-waitl And have not seen him
whole months! Hal therss ~
in at the gate, It's hel-I'm sure
rn forward to meet the vehicle,
flGenlv stopped, for ii was as bad as
from her point Of view.
she said, ut is not Graham /"
yrl quite sure 10 received your Let.
fcarcti'
oot' lpnt, It myself into the post,
must have benn delivered &ithel
la7 morning or last night. What
done'' she added. excitedly.
. cab. and drive home"
suppose be should cross us ON tn
ehall see him; and if not, the porter
VI him that We have goue. and hl
ne en- after rs"
are right" said Margaret Mayter
fTertheless, she cast . Lost very slov
found her.
cab. which had set down its passen
beirg turned round a. Ellen Fo
Fav called to the driver. But whel
LADIES' entered, and we're about t,
en- OF, Ellen heard her cousin sigh
Margaret, what is the matteri"
think | was anticipating meetin;
,'a too much eagerness. l suppos
been fancyinR it would be 90 yer,
him if he came and met me. IN,
back together, for in three week
he married."
you will see him, dear Margaret, Il
fer OF an hours time; it will not tax
er to reach bis home"
}" 70 have prese o timent of owl
vI-tbat be silli Nonsensd I'll
oavs m sluce You had . letter, tell
all was well.p
a,somsthing does seem to weigl
r. Margaret replied.
o. one Of those exquisite and equal
october mornings when. for al
two, all the glories Of the summe
W nave returned. Tho air wa
~ ae flslng sun bright, and the brees
"s freshness about it which give
' @ase OF hghtness and enjoyment
uolnlhg when one forgets that th
' growing = brown. that the swaI
'unoHn % southward, and that to
~ vs0laaps, there may be q frost. I
~ A .acse mornings which max
rh, shat We have come back to tow
tn'ch cause US to shake hand
''G :. :, smile cheerily, and to thinl
'" I-la and done, the world is not q
t've. s"'. after all. 1t fact, 1t was on,
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