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H. the ball they found ilenmsAB and
NJ lofdyee, ne latter lDyting siiH,
and with a heightened c1lor 10 biz
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mufmnred Grace Ia Thekla
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y0u, bfme H. had not intended epm.
lig, but wbeh mamma casually men
toned that You and Philip aud Angels
iair.ax wem coming. b. Immediately
testified The greatest desire 10 Join ~
W. bal good laugh about it'
In the meaniime Mr. fordyre. look.
ing exceedingly pink. had offered hi,
arm t0 Miss f%airfas, and she. with her
sweetest smile, had accepted Il, leaving
Hermann 10 oscori BIZ mother, and
Grace and Thokla ~ come after them
alone.
"smitien with me. Thnklaf' whis.
pered Grace. with n short laugh, ~ they
entered the ba llroom.
Gnncc did not have n pleasant even
Ing. She was angry, yeXed aud Jealous
for her brother, nnd. refusing almost
every dance except n or two with
Hermann Bergbaus. remained a yolun-
tary all-nOwer, and looked with laun.
diced eyes on the proceedings of Philips
faHcce.
Whatever the effort might cost the
bleeding heart Of Miss Fairfax. Il Il
very certain that she made Il gallant at.
tempt 10 appear ~ enjoy the ball, aud
Il wis. like most pralseworthy attempts,
rewarded with n fair modicum of sue
cess, While Grace sat glooming NJ one
side, while Thekla Bcrghuus danced
for what could Philip Masscy's depart
ure TO China or anywhere else, be "a
herp but danced mechanically, and had
nothing but sharp things 10 say To her
%partncrsl Angela also danced every
dance. and fascinated all who spoke d
her by her pcn-iye smile and engaging
manners and bcanr yonT.
Mr.. fordyce, In particular, devoted
himself 10 her, and Angels was very
kind TO him. and helped out his awk.
ward attempts Mt ~gallantry and compli
menls with the tact and dcrcacy with
which only women q ful,t acquire
What she thought. felt or hoped on
this occasion II Is beyond 10, power o
her biographer 10 say. All the latter
can do " 10 report what the Young lad,
did. said and looked like. Buring th'
ball she danced much. said very little
and looked very beautiful When thu
ball was over Il was on the arm Of Mr.
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she and Grace went 10 their carr aye
Grace going before with Hermann Der
ghaus; and ~ the young ladies drUy'
home not a syllable was exchanged be
tween them.
II appeared that some understanding
had been arrived mt BY Grace an,
Thckla: for, despite fatigue and lat
hours, they me the following morning
and journcycd together 10 foulhayen
the seaside town In Yorkshire In th'
neighborhood Of which was Grace
house. therr TO stay for the rcmainde
Of the college vacation.