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CHAPTER VII
OLIVES VALENTINE

CHAPTER VII
OLIVES VALENTINE
-..,t,n fa,lS and most Oft there
tHfSE,.. h. rromIseS; and Oft % hits
Nae,, s,-,, Is coItest and despair moSt nt$
whsFs h''> AIRS Wei that Ends Well
An Love.
,.-t,rsd. false. trsaeherous Lowell
Enemy
,.utsat nlanSlnd may not rus
Most untrue
-.,,-, who keeps most faith with thea
Woe Is ne.
,,,,,n has the eyes o. the dove
Al Love
,,--t,-,l false. treachcrouS Love!
The Spanish Student
,,,b Of january passed over, but
ne WI,rrsnFs bliss id not lessen, and
owe "tEs,,rsred TO make the true state Of
'''.' ceilings clear to her.
BlfAn.S a., first week in February, how
pure rsnt M to town on q two days
srs'' u s,c, which Olive learned while at
'1's-I ,,,,rtion near Gaystown. TO which
- 81 con, solely because she expected
. o. - would be there
- VAS in the room when she and her
L-', cred. as also was D'Albiac Now,
-. -. although a very great admirer Of
] 4 ,Wy,,.r,nl was not a man Of brilliant
" ..,,onal powers, and, es a general
c., -, holding intercourse with a lady,
- = NOT very literally helped out, apt TO
~ -, On that occasion he managed to
SO ..-,f Of a sat next to her; but
? - rot inclined TO talk. Consequent
#. D.A.b.sc very soon relapSed into
and D i've, while apparently attend
I'm, ~ closely TO the music which was
= a. tha. monent, was trying hard
- \ conversation which went on in
:. = =. or at least in an undertone, just
81 IN. I.. Hardness is going to leave" she
r.,-. Lu,y say.
y. be. 20 5e married That was the
LOT ,hs co,oao's wife.
.,,,r-,, p. heard anything about his being
-,,rrsi.' sad Lucy.
<. Oh. bu- YOU have been away ten
80, have voc no.t | assure you it is quite
,bs colonel told ms this morning. Ii
-. mi, way. when my husband heard he
..-,,.. 70 leave. lie told him no supposed
IN. 10 satt,e down, and so on. Capt.
nos, went very rel, and said he should
INC, il: formally Is soon as the day was
Yer heard bwreath OF it before
lar declared, decidedly. Fancy old
=,-.rss, go.n. 10 BE- marwr.ei! Positively
...r-. Won; Je a single bachelor left in the
80 men, before long. Why. at the wrate
re -5.r. on, l shall have the whole
-. 20 myself long before Mignon grows
INTO q niarwria ,eab,e young lady. But
-,,r y-,r-I can hardly cwreiit the news
me-. Hsrsue,S Is going to be marwrieJ."
y.v. sc,eatei the news rs absolutely true
.--,. Re waS soiaS to be married! She
-. is. where tie blow had fallen upon her,
.5g.h IN, people moved to and fro and
nod place, on all sides Of her. Men of
-.r,. professions and appearance came
81 s-os, 10 her: but Olive, with the faith
n DAl5iac still by her side, stayed Just
we're she was until her mother rose to take
zlTa.
So heard the music. listened 70 variety
f~o-s or .e>s va ue,cSS remarks, and gave
-,1a- 90 th,ln. She 5 ured DAlbiac she
r,s nj IN the least degree faint. She babe
s.s1 20 tie lady o. the house, and went
70 t5e dining room for cup Of coffee b.
,-ev est-a.l 70 the echo Of four words
~ o.. 20 BE- married
|4: iour terrible words they werel
J-mei themselves into n sort Of sing
.s.c-ar,. ami regularly beat themselves
-o 1- b-ain--GOing 70 be marrIci-going
10 married.
NJ psa viii hardly describe the bitter
q: which . i've passed On, the sal tears
r-..l .ri upoI her pillow for the end OF all
sra3-e,-the pain Of wounded pride, for
- horrible realization of the truth that she
d. .=,a s,iyItcd. passed over fer another
.tgH.y.' she cried, paSsionatcly, to her
.ta tile midst Of her Gears, ~.f only she
a.l5. all nay to Ceci. Lucy-if only she
-.1o. rejected the honest love which dc
q. LereI herr
e would never ask Ter again now. Of
.Ea. she knew him too we'll ever 10 hope
e, Sls knew that altsoush /. wa, almost
-e1sSIyle 70 OH md him, ycs tLat, once
~ angercd. it was almost Is impossible
4. %: things right with him.
T. ia had but known it. tur,c l:e. on .
&: Of note paper would have brua-t5 him.
sr side II not with toe roTi law Cd. s.
80 Of lightning, certainty as fast us Ct
- god legs o. his best horse could Err,
Al Pride, an .er, Offended dignity, on.
adal no pride where she was concernoi;
e:r would have melted at her smil', Ike
l.v wreath before tie heat o, an August
Sc; and a. for offended dignity-why.
"a: vas all the diEuity in the world,
v-e:1sr it happened to DO offended or not,
with the treasure Of Olives
rr~, But Olive knew nothing OF this;
-.s toe wrctched night passed over in do
6; nothing