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NiisOn. dpJr. and ia the handsome par
lOr Nr.. Wilson lay dad.
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the funeral, who -bnuld I'll the plzce u
Mr.. Wil-on. and all. With one a110ri.
pizoed the crown upon the head II Ma
Hstty Arlington. Thl-e who reuleu-
b@red that be yzs once attentive b.
Jane. ssid.
Wont II be queers But then. Jane
j. ~, and she can't expect & man %
marry her nJE whose chances are -
god =. III Wilson's. No. Hetty i the
one fOr him"
And although Ne do not acc7lse Mr.
WilsOn u forming hi. opinion a. sOOn
after his vifes death a. the ga@zip=, yet
il Sa- not many week. thereafter before
be verified their -urIniss~ by leaving a
b0qGet u fragrant erOtie- at Jacob Ar
lin2tOn's DIOR, with q card, on which
xas written Mis- Hetty'- name.
A year rolled by. II Jane had any
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ly she herrelf--O soon were they nipped
in the bud by Mr. WilsDn'- attentions
b. Hetty, and, - the year waIed old.
she had quite reconciled her mind 70
the fat that one day I'd Wil-On would
marry Hetty.
Il shall BE- Bertie's aunt" she said;
that will b. something, at lea-t. Ny
last sacrifice shall be ~ devote myself
te him and for his good entirely. Iiet,y
has tired Of him already. She il quite
cross - him at times. and, wicked a. il
may be, am pleased 70 zee it, for be
then runs ~ me for consolation
1t was year after Mrs. Wilson's
death, and the gossips were wondering
when the engagement would be an
nOunced, when FL Wilson called at the
Select School Of Mis- Arlington.
Jane met him cordially; she had long
ago overcome her nervousness at meeting
him, and now was pleased to zee him.
Il have been hoping you would call,
she said; Il must really chide you; you
seem 10 take ~ little interest in Bertie.
This il the hr-t time you have been
here since he entered school
II am ashamed Of it," be said; but !
could not come very well before. | was
afraid people might talk
She looked up in surprise.
81 do not understand you" she said,
slowly.
Don't your" he laughed. well, never
mind, then; we'll say did not come on
account Of 'auld lang syne.'"
Had he been drinking? Jane looked
about her for some way Of escape.
He saw the. glance, and placed him
self between her and the door.
But now that | think Of getting
married, it will not make any difference
-eh, Jane? Wilson isn't as aristOcratic
~ Arlington, but you thought Of cx-
changing once, didn't your"
The tears gathered in her eyes.
How could he be 80 cruel?
"Once-a long time ago, very long
time ago; but you thought more Of 100
than you did Of the name and Of the
man who bore it; 70 you locked yourself
in your room when | called, and sent
down word you were sick"
cit il false" said Jane, hoarsely. Il
never knew you called. ! was told ] had
no right 10 the money, az was not Of
age. and | could not give 1t to you, 10 |
locked myself in my room; but ] would
have seen you If had only known you
called"
ut did not take you long to forget me,
though, for your own sister told me, long
ago, that you were engaged TO a Rev. Mr.,
Somebody, who had gone 10 japan as
missionary, and il coming for you soon.
Perhaps We may be married the same
day. You have no objections, have