The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-12-27
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CHAPTER ' III

FIJI and pic,urc,puc spots about UhcrS-
croft. where the river widcnCl, aud the
land ro,e IN -citlc elevations on either
side of the water. lady iilias looked up
brightly.
.trberr - she cricd-"lhis is my ftNurlc
spot. A bridge, light and elegant, thrown
over The water herr, would DC MAG h'hcrnt'
] can see IL already ~ '"e AR, papa "''
Wharf, lev it be herr.
at Is certainly thc most appropriate
spot" replied yahei "Ou' thr coNt,
l. built here, WI De nearly nouoir:
"Never mind lh'', 's"Shru we s'l
"thtt VA not m"'"r ht' ~ ','"u n,'
papa, aud CAL IL lazy '"l"' 'o"y
that "oLd De an ckrr"rht "'"e '"' IT,
LORD hudIey sih'''''
"We WI sce,' hr SAID Nv WIZ VAIN
round herr, Mr' i"hf', II 20" WIN, anu
see wnae Tue ia"u u ,.N'' '"' '"'',"'"
to 'hihA ~ IS Tue prrt',e'' 'to' '''el Alt
Lilias, you haVes quicN eye,
Ihey irit Tue carnage ana M''"cu "'o"s
the Sreeh baha Oh Tue bea"'Iut ri'et, -
laAe toa"d himself ny Lazy '',''a'.s ''u',
ana, "h't was morr, he 'o""u '"'t SUI 40
talking To nun IN Al earnest sr'cc'u1 I'' 'DI
ION AL hef own, her p'iuc "cN'' to' o"o
momeht tt'aA'ho, w WIN nam ''''
charun ABOUT h'' MhiCh '''' "''' "''P''
against hrf tascih"toHS' o"ce, as 'n'
bank was rather steep nc '"No'un'a'''y
heiu out a's manu- 70 ''s'st "'. anu W
ms SURPRISE sue acceP'ra ~ anu 'hA"A'u
MIN.
"Sae would not have done that had she
felt that was her equal ne said TO hiu-
self; and the very kindne,s she had shown
him made hiu fee farther from her than
before. Yet she WAS 50 sweet And sra-
cious. Looking At her, he SAID to himselt T.
"Iae proudest girl in England. Can it
be true"
oae was deeply Interested in what he
WAC telling her OF divers, and how men
worked uhdef Tue waves IS ea''i! IS on
dry lAud. Tier ocautiui eye' "cr' nAeu
uPoa his lace, ana cue li'te"ea eager! "
hts words.
And tiey are never frightened, 20" ga
whea a u'aa hnn. hini'e'i i'o"e III the
cold, silent great depths OF the sea, win
strange mucous monster VIII" 'A'oe eye'
swimming past him, DO YOU mean that he
Knows no iear'
"No; rear would unht MN Tor ms
WORK
sue ioo.ed Al HIM lhDuShtiuliy'
"Hhat 1A Immense quantity oil nara
WORK tdefe > In the wor,dV never re.
memoef 70 nave Thought oil ~ before L
knew you.'
"f0u have not met with many people
VINO would even mention work IN your
preseace," lac replied 'AithouSa am no
KaIie%. look upon the workers OF The
"oIiu ~ Toe n00test part OIL H."
"lt may be that you are right; nut re-
member you speak ~ man weil-oorh."
"Wei!-JornF he repeated; anu tben IL
occurred TO him That she looked upon n'm
~ relative OF Sir Kaye Fibsrt. what
would she say If she knew that hs vas the
son Of poor farmer?
nOr course, :" she went on, az can easily
imagine a peer en- not4ed by work"
dean YOU not fancy poor man ennobled
In the same fashion Lady Lilias"
.No." she replied frankly; work aud
potfrty must 20 together; they are insep-
arabic comDanions. Why, where Is papa,
Mr.. VibsrtY"
Lord Audley was At some little dis
t.cce Ne waved his hand to Lady Lii
las. indicating that he was going over the
next MIL.
Vane and Lady Lilias walked on slowly
toyetiser, the lovely snnlis mt round them'
and the song OF the birds IN their ears
Suddenly. sitting on green bank where
the wild flowers made brilliant carpet,
they saw poor, wretched woman holding
little child In her arms. Naturally
enough, Vsne Vibsrt expected the '.proud-
est girl Ia England to pass ny hanghtily,
a9d-to draw. aside the sweeping folds OF
her dress, lest they should Touch the ragged
miserable creature near her. lie thought
she would not even see such spectacle
He would aot have been surprised had she
complained OF having TO breathe the same
air. But she stopped. light such ~ he
had never seen before came over her lace,
making II inexpressibly beautiful, aud the
music OF sweetest compassion came into
her voice. The naughty girl who had re-
fused to smile upon princes, who had re-.
jected some Of the noblest meu in the land,
whose name was proyerb for pride,
leaned over the wretched woman, and
spoke TO her zs he had not imagined she
could speak.
A feeble pitful moaning came FROM the
chh"'
"YOu have baby there said Lady
Liliss gently. ais It liz"
at Is dying" was the reply in tone 50