The Princeton union., 1880-01-21

scrut;nizing glance / gave him. "Ah!I
recollect seeing you IN Australia. I
think
You arc an imposter, and shall be
forced to put you out of the house if YOU
do not Instantly leave
"Very fine words, Mr.. Simon Rail.
alias Markhsm. I shall turn you out in.
stead---thiet would he. murderer, and
double dyed villain.
Amid the screams of the servant and
Mrs. Graham, and not needing the feeble
expostulations Of the old gentleman, we
closed and struggled to the passsge. Here,
with little muscular exertion and we'll
directed blow between the eyes, I soon
threw Mr.. Markham Gas he called himself)
senseless in the hall, just as Lilly, hear
ing my voice-she had not forgotten it;
she did not care even if 1t was nv ghost,
or if had come for transitory stay
from the other world----came and throw
herself into my arms, exclaiming:
"On, my own Robert! did out be-
lieve it. But waited two long, weary
years, and then father said he was certain
that it was true, and it would make him
happy if would If
Her tears explained the rest. I knew
what she meant, and drawing her fondly
to my heart, said: szg2ezse -= rHe
s" knew you would not forget me, Lii
ly. am rich now, and very unlike dead.
ehs But | will not stay longer at pres
ent, darling. l will hasten to prove to
you what a thorough rascal YOU were
near marrying. shall send some one
to look after your safety, and take that
rascal away from you" -~ E.
The rascal did not move. I had taken
all the "Mr. Markham" out of him,
so, without much notice! of the ter
ror- stricken Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, but
taking one long, fond kiss from the dear
lips of Lilly, I departed hastily from the
house. .-a,,sA r /. j. III
: had determined to give this episode
tit denouement, and 1 think you will
admit did so, when I tell you went
to the authorities of the parish and told
them not to let the marriage take place
nextday Gas that was the date fixed for
lt) upon any account. After doing this
l went to London, and there met Tom
and told him that had found the rob-
bero our nugge:s, nearly robbing me
OF my most golden treasure in lite.
Iom and next morning founa out
that Simon Rail had come to Eng
land, found my friends, reported nv
death (Which my neglect in writing had
served to corroborate), obtained place
OF trust upon false representations, and
ultimately made the acquaintance of the
Grahams, to complete his villainies by
marrying my betrothed. We found
out also that bis new friends and en-
ployers had that morning discovered
they were $1,000 short, and had dis
patched two detectives to find the faith
full Mr.. Markham.
Well, after all, when come to look
back to it, and think how went down
next day; how they told me all about the
deception of that rascal; how paid pack
the e20O TO Rails employers that he had
advanced to the Grahams; when I was
once more recognized as the true, genuine
Bob Philips, whenithe villain was sent
back to the scene of his first exploits for
several years at Her Majesty's expense;
when Thompson came down with his
long-loved Alice, said to Tom: "Ah, it
not our doing, Tom, it is Gods ever
watchfui care that tests us, loves us, and
brings us always out of our trials Just in
time to be happy and when Tom was
married he said: eyes, Bob, and it was
you who taught me to believe in woman's
fnith and constancy; and I cannot feel
quite happy until own that part of
my happiness is due alone to you