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LIFE OR DEATH.
BY Hagh COn,rdy

In after YEAR, Eu MA. SpcakL,s "a lcr'
self of thas moment, could only d'ocr ibs hor
! feelings by th" o,i image OF sword passing
through the heart, Sh, turned tn hy the
Mace, but ~ III, turn d she was seizri by
nm oycrwh cmln: impulse. Al AL risk sne
must Sc, tn. sic PEI, The truth l.. she was
now prev 10 a second passion, which some
/ saw is stronger than that of love,
She crop. across the room and gas a on
the sleerer Even by the dim gaSllght she
knew that she gaEed on beauty be. or which
her own must pale Tie woman might have
,aon some Gv, years older Than herself, and
these wonderful charms were ut their
zenith. The r.ch, Gear, warm color on the
cheek. the long hiaci lashes, the archei and
perfact cyesrows, told OF southern lnnis
The full. voluptupu- figure, the shaYeiy,
rounded arm, the rel lips the SOFT, creamy
ueck-b,iore the e the heart OF "A man Won u
run as wax before fire, EuSenla, seeking
her lover found this woman IN his steal
A bitter, scurnfu smile playei on Mis-
Uerbarts lip, a. sh) gael at ths sleeper.
Somehow, that oval, sunny face seemed
familiar to her Well nigh. II be In Lon
don, Paris, every where, she bad seen II IN
the sbop win lows There were few people
France OF WIZ nv h'hi Is
the name of NJ IT, Carfotta, singer, dancer,
darling Of opera bouiie, whose adventures
and anours we're u or.ouS who hal rulnad
more men than she could count on the
fingers of her far hands
Eugenia recognize | her, and her smile oil
scorn deepeneI. Tho sight Of half emp
tied champagne bottle close 10 the sle'peT-
q half smoked cigar tie lying on the moor
lust as II hnd fallen from her Fingers addH
nothing to The cOntempt Miss HerDert'
smile expressed. Gathering her sklrts TO
cether to avoid any chance OF contamIna'
ton by touch, she was preparn: To leave
the studio a. nOisela>sly a. she had entered
it, when, suddenly, the Sleeper awoke
Awoks without any warning. Simply
opened her splendid dark eyes, stared tor
half n second, then with wOniertU! lsGtneas
and agility sprang 70 her feet.
One taite, Won, la Way are You hsreF
she erred.
Without word En.ena moved towards
the door Nile CarIota was hefore her
She turned tn KEY and p,acei her back
against the door.
"poucement! dourenent! ma tell",' shs
said Permit ms 10 know VINO donors M
with viSitf
- wish to>ea Mr., l. Ugh. Isuppose be !"
out. Ee good enough TO let re pas
"A,e YOU model then, Iut no, molti
look not a. vOu look.
~ nm not n moleD
mot. II done! You are, perhaps, one OF
those youn; Uses sho write &c aldo lot
terS OF love. \ Ia b,n-- bcur't ! wish to
see ono of thenI--mo."
With saucy smile, Clrtotta UocSet"d
toe key, turned up the gas and commenced
c ,oI scrutiny OF h'r prison r. EnGel
blusie' crimson.
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wild idea OF forgiveness on either side
passrl through her.
Nile. Cario,ta turne down the gas, I'M
licked the door, AMI, as it opened, threw
herself into The arm of the newcom r. En-
penin heard the SQUAD % kisses given AL
returned, and her heart grow like ston,.
"Gcraldo, mon nmt' she h,ari the
dancer say III passionate tDnci, IDS moi,
que IN m'aim s-qIe IN III aim's Jujpus!
"Je radore, ma telle-tu es ravlsSanie"
Tell me IN your own dear barbarouS
ton,ue. Swear IL TO me IN English"
al swear it, my beautiful gypsy. / love
You"
me onlyf
"You o,ny,' and Eugenia heard him kiss
her again and again
Dis done, my Gerald You love me
more than tn pale faced miss who scorned
yonN II, laughei Will, unpleasant
sounding laugh,
"Why nott You can love or say you can
love She vas the cIangeabls white moon
Won are toe glorlou' southern sun She vas
lce-..you are iir.. Better h. burned to d 'ath
than to die Of cold and starvation. Men
have worshippei you -mel have diel for
yon. ! love YOU.
They came into the room. His arm was
round Der. Her radiant face rested on his
shoulder Again and again he kissed those
beautiful lip, His eyes were only for her
and saw not Eugenia.
Mss Herbert rose. Her face was ~ "hies
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No doubt Carlotta meant this letter as q
first blow towards revenge. SIC would
hardly have written it had she known That
Lady Norgate would cherish those words
forever Poor comfort as 1t was they told
her that Gerald hal lov Vi her to the last.
Thin Nile. Carlo.ta, more beautiful, more
ent. cing. more autac.ou1 ,han ever, came
To London.
Fur some months it had been whispered in
society that Sir Rupl n rgate was not 30
perIect a husband ~ sucn wife rs Eugenia
might rightly expec.. At-er Carlot.as re-
appearance the wuispers grew louder, tue
sla EN- N more CIR umstan tlal. Eugenia
cans, IL an &C 20 of tuem ald smiled dlsdain.
iully.
lhan the nam, Of Carlotta's new victim
became town t,,G. VOC EageuIa made n
syn.
Not even when sac met her husband, in
broad uay. ign, seated s.de by size with the
sir II. TAe man ha the grace to turn his
head away, bu, CarloCta hot glaOce Of
ma. lciOus trumpL ~ The pale lady who
passel wi bout qliver of tue lip James
lie. bert was with mas slsver and found TINS
encounter too mucL, even for his cyniciSm
lie was bouni 10 tpea6.
lac Uiacngu.rA. . said. but, Eu
genla, don'. ,n.nt | woulI nave uivorce
or IA separation. IL makes sucn u scandal"
1T Is a mater OF perfect lni Herence Ia
me- She ID, coldlr.
she spoke the Gru n. Cario'ta's romantic
vengeance was an utter failure. LAZY Nor
yaLe and her husband were. in truth, no
further AZ art than lUey hal bsan Tor many
months Eugen.a was Indifferent.
Aud, ~ TINS goes on, grows more ana
more So. lndtftren to wealth. ind! herent
10 rank, to pleasuro, even to pain! she
cherishes nothing, cares Tor nothing, save
tho remembrance that she was oncs Lowell
10y Gerald Lslgh-t a5 he babe her give
him lite or death. hat although she gave
him death be died with hsr uams on his lipA
THE END
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"Oi, vous ctr- holln, mn cher iIa,
mas lonle, AMI GtraIdo, ne iovo3 not the
b.oldc.'
De. me pms" sud E1ge1i, ,lamr.nt
h,r foot,
Her tormnptor lu-h'd, hut not iIi-tem
per,dlf Tie viii. sopu be here, she said
mockmgjy. Surrey mhd'mpi,ole viii
wait llo will b. clChAu,el 90 500 one OF
the Young mi sn,.'
Nile. Carlutta, when not injured was not
Wind ctive CT ulkirdl, but SIC was rs mis-
chi"voui us monier No douh', having
teas ID th, girl 90 u,r satisfaction, she won't
have soon ral'as'l her. but it, hanp'nal
that Eu cna turned her heal aud f.r the
first time he LIGHT sEole full uprl Ter face
Her jaicr stariel. She spruug towards
her Sc zel h'r arm aud dragged h'r across
the room sin holding her captive, sh'
tire down a sheet ami revealed the clay
m1dol of In, statut which had made Gerald
famous She looked from the lltrlnsS TO tho
living fac, then hurst ntp n Tcll az d.
ri,ive laughter. Euac ,ia's secret was Dis
covered
"iial hal la, Tue young miss thu
GeraliJ loved The one who threw hun
away for a rich lover, Yet she wished To
see him agan-->o at night she comes All,
maicmo,s'lla, you have w-r-r-rockcd him,
c-r-r-I1iShcd him, r-r-ruincd him, still wOui |
see him. Cool, COOL; it il now his turn.
NV Gerald, shall lave 'vrnGel
| Eugenia, thoroughly irouscl command III
h r To Lot her - Carl 'tta lrughel in her
| face. was even il-brcd enough to snap her
| fingers and poye out her tongue ut her pris-
| oner Eugenia humblel herself and i'm
pored her by their common womanhood.
Carlotta laughed the louder Eugenia ap
pealei to her vcnality AMI tried TO bride
her. Carlotta lowered her black eyebrows
and scowlci but laughed lou Ter than ever.
| "He will con-, very soon" was all she said.
"He will not stop ons away from NE Car
lotta."
| Miss Herbert was at her wits enl. Yet,
| even through the shame OF the situation
| the anguish of her heart maia itself elt.
After having wrought herself up to make
| such sacrifice, such an atonemcnt, 1t was
pitilbe to find Gerald no better than the
rest of his scxl She sank upon chair
longing for RELEASE yet drea1ing To hear tue
step which would herald it,
Half an hour passed.. Mile. Carlotts
whel it away by emptyins a glass OF
cham pa ync, smoking a cigarette AMI max
ing comments on G5rald's prolonged ab
sence. Presently she criei: "Ah, made
moselle, tais Is dull for you-'ee. | will
dance to you,n and herewith she raised her
self on her toes AMI went pirouetting round
her captive, hunmlns the while an air OF
Ofenbachs Her dress was long, but she
managed it with marvellous skill, and En-.
genia. whlls oa;hing. could noh help
watching her with sort of fascination
Sue was as agile rs panther-every atti
tn lie was full of grace, every gesture allur
ing.
Suddenly she stopp,i Short Hcr grca
ewes sparklel even more brightly. Sh
glanced at her victim Hist" shs said
"A bear him. know his step He comes
A moment after ward the door was triei
Eugenia covered bar fac, with her hands
Sle knew not what the woman moant to de-
or 10 say, Tot she felt that her crownin!
shame was at hand Yet Der heart beat
the thought Of sesing Gerald cnse mora az
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yer Dec. H.

LETI4A 4A... 4. .---.---. ---.
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MIR. Arlo Bates tells, in Tho Providence
journal, a story iiluitrauns me extremes
10 winch tine worship OF literary greatness
has at times gOle IN Boston, whatever may
be lis present state. In the later part OF
Mr. Enersons lfe, wneu his mind had
taue,i -OmHwnat, his daugh'er came into ms
iorary one morning, aaI icuni him enter
tllnmL strang r, u Boston woman. AZ
Miss Ellen cn,ered, tn sage looked
up with an expression o. hopeless be-
w.ildermnn'. Ellen he said, Il wish
YOU would attend to tEiI lady; she
wants soms Of my clothes trained
by long experience to the vagarles OF the
lion hunting temaia, Miss Emerson was yet
rather taken attack by this somewhat
startling announcem ant; but the visitor
proceeded to Il vouble explanation that shs
was a making "drawn-in" rug, "a poets
rug" made Of poets art off clothing. Mr..
Long fellow hai given her al old shirt, and
IF ldr. Emerson had a pair OF WORKOUT
pants VII ther she go, the trousers
repd saysth not, but surely such ingenuity
OF uipertlnence deserves soIne reward
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AZ her marhle prototypes. She might nave
passed ont un 10 erved by Gerald: but Mile
CarlOtta was on the watch Sh" 20 n'ed 10
Der AMI Gerald turned and saw Eugenia.
II. hal tut tins to reaiizs 1t was no
Y slon-'hsn she was gone. with "lld
cry b. turned To Iollow her. but the woman
twinel her arms AROUND him and restrained
| him. SIC was strong, AMI Tor some mo
meats de.a mel him Her res stance MAD,
!eu,d Mn. With fierce oath hs graspec
her rouat arms AMI tore them from hi'
neck, throwing her away with such forc'
that she fell upon the Il or. Tnen he rushed
alter Eugenla.
She was wa hing sw ftlv along the road
He soon r"uch II har side; but. although
aware q: his pr'5enc', he neither spoke mol
looked al m.
What brought Won berer he said,
hoar'e'y
Slc made no rcply only walicl tho
faster.
Tell IN. why yen comet" he said. 81 vii!
never lcivA you until you answer m"
She turnei ami locke at him. Fresh from
that seem IN the studio-wlth those words
sin rn,,n, in her ears--even the great
chan .. she saw in his fac did not move her
10 ri,y.
81 came she said, ION the eve Of my
rnarria e to ask forgiveness of a man whom
fnncl,t ia wrDnged am glad came
lmnl him ha,u,y AMI IN soc ely after hi,
own h.ar-.n
Her voice wa; Geld AMI coute,nptuous-
We q,iyorrl beneath her scorn. At that
MON mt n cab ras,el. Eucenia called it.
"Icoy, m" she said to Gerald leave
me oar rah, IN life shall cross no more
He gFa,ral her WRIT DO YOU dare to
reproac1 mo, Ypul Ely,nia I told you
il wa, life or death
"Iifn ar dr,tLp She rennateI "De4tb
nj any RATE seems made very sweet t.
you0
san ho',Ii,., bcr wrist. he looked into her
eve. in q s,ronua hon.les; way. He saw
ro,b.n, in th.r Ia helm him He loaned
down +, her ear
,sN,,s dn,tl Do L,e,il in , solemn vhis-
,er. dim, ,ln ,,,r,I ami ,r,r.tual heath
r,,n. IT,,
Ui, b,,ll.f, L,rurst II, ,nrnoI ana.
,.i,hout a ,,,rl .,r,,a ,,,,y y,tb,r,
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I.r., .f,.r.liI,,,l, r,,I,..,..,I h., hi. stuJ.n
,..I OIL.
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f.r I,r.'Ig ana Corai, ,y.nt far the
.,,a,,', .I,. hal ~, l,,raI Va, ~, tho rse
-. - H., ,',,,,,,,,,l.,,I ..,,,,,,,,,,,+
ynnt r,r tho IT., holor" bnr and gor y MANS
fnt 20 ond ror.or wrecked h" her weakness
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THE ROYAL GEORGE
Retoid By JAMES PA w.

Southsaa, near Portsmouth, AMI dated
Aug. 0 u.s.. there occurred this singular
passag;
"The day is calm and pleasant, aud a
sit at the open window, the great vessel in
the ofllng. betwixt me and tn, Fair island
the Isle OF Wight used to he So call 'd)
seems 10 sway not hand breath, nor to
futter single pannantn Ther, in a trem'
bling hand. but still the same, was added;
"A dreadful thing has happened. When
had written that beginnn, Of my letter,
Dorothy looked again southwark; the sea
was wavele,s as before, and the Fair island
sparkled in the sum- but betWixt us and 1t !
saw no trace of the great three decker.
thought my brain hal gone wrong, and
rang the ball for Agnes; but when she too
could see nothing Of her, terrible appre-
hension took hold of me; anl when the
alarm guns from the fort began 10 thunder
knew III, vessel had gone Gown hear
near 900 mel we're aboard of her
This was the famou wreck OF the ROYAL
George, immortalzed by the verse Of Cow.
per. She va; a ship of l0J guns, carrying
brass TWEEN v-tou" pounlers on her main
dece brass thirty.two Founders on her mid
die deck, aud iron thirty.two FOUNDERS on
hc' 'o"c' NV v - - ' ~ 49, ~ " e'
mat lDe men nNo !" eH'eI mem 10 c'e'n
.neih. HHe u" NA ''''h'uS P "'r,o', ~"
"or". am MANY ,""' VI sn"' 'ho r'ue
nag OF tue brave mp 'hIe'C was uylnS
no ue' iIiEz w H'u III wv my N.c wa, ~
ieave SP'ue"u I" JOIN 'ne n'e' III ''ie
''eu''ef' a'''a"'
10 suuu'h ~ "heAI"','i ca'"N'' oP".
was never hrioie hearp Z" III hau'ica
Annals; nut mo cause OF IL common
enough IL a'''a from ci' opS'i"acy a,'
lool-harnlu'S 81 tue i'eu.'hunC VI 'he
watch I1eSe causal the uea'h OF some
eo0 human hring'. IL Is not nee 'ssaiy 10
Iuentlo1 his n 'm' ind, 'd, the sailor from
whose personal narrative | compile the
story. on II who hal probably Just 10 ned
tba ,,,,n 4 a NOT know his name thopoh Of
II, an, l., o,,o,,,,h
49, -, ~. ~ l, -
ne was, u 'o'''N'oe' 'i'"' ~ '",N
the th,rd ileut ,na1'' g"oh sih II man o'-
tween 81 AMI ~ Fortuna ely Tor him-
self, r3rh p, ne was drowned with the
rest
The accident aro;, through the hneling
over Of the shin Ii was n,ce.sary TO Law
b.r IN bor sid ia GET at tbe woter cock
';,na,oii, ia, ,.,., -, tb, hoId coIroI III,
-" 80" =. -.
VEL III VI ie' I" ,'P'"' ~ - o.,"
Inc operation vas b'Sun al ooclocN IN Ine
morning. lhe sup at TN uln' was tuIi
Of Jews, women, and p ople ,e.lng all sorts
Of things a, wa, usual ON the eve OF long
voyage. Tue last ligntcr, VITA ru m ON
Ioo,I bal ir,. Gonna nln,,,.,d, and was
ioShaI t,' u, Ia,,,orJ s,do of th. ye.sal
, w ,'i,',,i 49, o'o,,. ho. a,i
aii' ''i'3 Va - "''' PPo' " ''' ,r' IL ~
StoW th' rum III wv up'' ih'uSn 'h'
water was a'hipst itV3l WIN ih' port NOES