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Inkint. OF Her Sister
a STORY FROM FO.lr DEP,GsIT-A SEARCH

a STORY FROM POiIr DEP,IsIT-A SEARCH FoR
ri SAwAIS.
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f-leEcu years s.sO tine second wife o: Jessie
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expressed ss Ccclded preference u remain
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morning, ulder ltetcnce Oi taking Maud TO
WISH tise:r iHoLIers grave AT Honeywell
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GA tne4f TRACK, and MT Jessie SLebbinys
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Is IN iorcibly taking The ctiliu from a home
where she perfectly cOntented and happy
v ho Is married aEaUI, Was anxious that Maud
eACuII remain with Mr.. Atkinson.
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DENTISTRY.

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The 9Iuruer OF riilie smith.

DETECTIVES QUIETLY WORKING Up CLUES
special dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Times
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Title smith ON james Titus Detective Silnons
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PARTIES W1snrso
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

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CHAPTER VI.
Ut WIINWIIITI
II will, exactly


MRS. TEMPLE REVIEWS HER CONDUCT
The labors of the day were over The
whole assault had been planned In her bed
room Mrs Barbara Temple sat like general
in his tent the night before the battle. She
was reviewing her forces, measuring their
strength, settling the order III which they
should advance
at is important, however Sophia may af-
feet TO de>pise ii, that Prendergast's wealth,
and what it will do for her should he put be-
fore her fairly. | can trust Sibvl for that;
10 one would manage it bctt than Sibyl."
She paused as her first company passed
mentally before her to the battle The ar
ray satisfied her. Then she fixed ON the next.
"Duty-ohelience Sophia has always
laid great stress on these and not in atfecta-
ton either O, no, she means what She says
Well, | think when Goldmore talks to her
about a parents authority-I think it will
move her
And so the second company marched past
under the generals approving eyes Num-
Der three came in view
"IIer affection for me Is genuine Dear
girl" the little mother said, with warming
of her heart, "she does love met Well, what
then. / love her, and | am doing the best for
her When Caroline tells her that this mar
riage will satisfy me and make me happy, |
believe she viii yield. And Car will do that
for me- and do it effectively Oh, yes; trust
Car"
And 50 company three went by, and was
approved. Which was number four' Yes,
She remembered
81 wonder will Mr.. Brent bear in mind
what told him; | think | shall drop him a
line to refresh his memory and to bind him to
secrecy. II be manages well he might ac-
complish more than any; but he may blunder
nay, he is the sort of man who viii blunder
if he cam
And so, warned by Il little frown from the
commander, company four went by. Com
/ pany live-Oh, well she knew it; with this
she was to conquer
rendergast-PrendcrgaS he is my main
/ stay after ALL o, yes; he will touch Sophia
at the very heart And he will say all wish.
| There is one thing about these serious people;
/ they are half deceiving themselves and half
deceiving others and so they assume a most
valuable appearance of earnestneSs. Now, !
could not, to save my life, pretend to be in
tercstcd in being useful; but | suppose
should lie more telling in serious society if
could. Prcndergast will scrmoni2e about OPP
portunty and duty and Sophia will listen
Just as she listens at church, can see her
now-and the woman who listens to a sutton
like Prcndcrgast is-marricd,"
And SO the whole army was reviewed; the
d forces were irrosistible stroke after stroke
Sophia would be conquered at last,
"And NOW let me see the little mother
continued, throwing herself back in her chair
as she pondcred her own responsibility in the
transaction ~ am worldly woman an
making match for my daughter which il
worldly wise nothing more and nothing
less ! am doing all fairly can 10 urge hel
to this marriage, pressing her on 10y every
means in my power Wei, am ] wrong
Why, even ON the showing Of good people OF
romantic people am marrying her to "A maj
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"Y"-. ne is a widower. and She is his only
chilli ! thuk-ndccd. ! know-that She was
rather soft ON Percy when he lived there. In
fact. one or two rather unnecessary letters
followed him to England. ] laughed then;
oow ! caunot but think that if Percival man
ages the business well, and gets into the old
mans good books, and-and marrics little
Bessie, as he used to call her.
"Ho called her little Bessie, did heN Sophia
inquired.
Little Bessie-that was her name the rec
tor answered. ale always called her that.
1t meant nothing, of course. You see, they
were great deal together, and Percival says
that in the colonies people are not so stiff as
we are in England He used to say he liked
colonial manners Well, to return-if he
mnrries Bessie it might be nice thing for
him. Indeed, it will be his solitary chance in
life"
1t was sore, an aching heart that lay in
Sophia's gentle breast as she and her mother
drove home The poor girl had not the
smallest suspicion that her mother had ar
ranged all these nice lit thunderclaps but
even had she known it. the knowledge could
not have blunted the dreadful edge of the
rector's communication However power
full her own friends had argued, they could
not have affected her Mr.. Brent had done.
| 1t seemed rs if the father spoke Tor his son.
! 1t sounded like a message from the lover him
self, saying Let us part" And in the mists
of her fears and doubts the figure Of Bessie
Warren rose before her, at Percy's side, see
| ing him day by day, at the head of the + g.
hold of which he was to be a mel Ger,
wealthy, and fond of Percy-known to him
by pet familiar name, What chance had
she against this fatal Bessie Warren;
Little Mrs. Barbara Temple was no tyrant,
and would not have inflicted any use,s, pain
on her daughter. She saw Sophia out If the
side of her eyes as they drove home, and
marked her misery, and felt really sorry for
her but it was sorrow such as a humane sur
geon feel, for the shrinking patient on whom
he is about to operate; it was all for Soph'a's
good. These tears would flow and then he
gone and after the dread and the opera ION,
and the shrinking and the crying, there would
be the word-tha bright prosperous world,
wealth fashion, ease, respectful that station
can secure and money can buy o, no doubt
of it! she was acting the part of wise moth
er; and so, quenching her last misgiving MR..
Barbara Temple made ready for the final,
thu winning stroke in her grand matrimonial
game
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81 have known him more or less intimately
for years the ciephantue magnate cOntn-
ued. He talked as if he was debating "A t",ti-
monal a more upright, honorable man does
not breathe lie i, charitable and humane to
fault Believe me, Sophia ! would not
open my lips to you on the subject ii | did
not in my soul believe that PrendcrgaSt will
make You truly a happy woman, and that he
is worthy of YOU can say nothing moro in
his praise
Sophia began to cry, not knowing whore to
turn, and G'dmore, taking upon himself nj
most nconstiously the paternal relation,
gently patt,d her ON the shoulder. Indeed it
seemed as if affairs had only TO be pushed a
little further for him q hystow upon her a
patelnal kiss.
Marry Prendergast, Sophia Goldmorc
continued, repeating unawareS his wifes con-
else counsel. "Nou are of course tre> from
all cuga cement TO Young Percval Brent
Remember, have not word TO say of that
Young fellow but praise Under the aus
picious circumstances of your original EN-
gagement | considered it a happy event,
And even when he left England, | thought
perhaps things might turn out well for you
both Since then | haVe'-hore he reflected
on the interview with Mrs. Temple AMI her
charges to him-"since then | have thought
things over, Sophia, and feel you ought To
be-p,Wdepf.'
"Pmdent" prudent" 1t was the word
that had been rung in the poor girls ears
until she was ready to scream at the sound OF
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Prendcrgast, | do wish you would be more
like that all the day round! 1t becomes you
vastly q, should make something OF you,
too--in timer
Grave Prendcrgast could stand this no
longer. He burst into u laugh, which our
little mother merrily echoed until she again
remembered that seriousness was her part
to-day Turning as solemn as "A Quakcress,
she asked:
"But, seriously, will you take a hintp
seriously from you | will take as many
hints as get
"Won. them remember this: Sophia is a
girl whose head is full of the idea of useful
res and activity, and being elevated, and
elcvating Others, ard-you can finish the
sentcu 20 Letter than |, for you hear moro Of
tina s4lt Of talk. / am not saying anything
aga INST all that In its way, and at proper
times it is vcry well; but maintain, U'd al
ways have done, that it is not the thing IA
woman should live for Just fancy, my dear
| PrcndcrgaSt, what a whole world full of
seriou, people would bel Serious people, and
nobody else! Really, | believe you serious
| people would want a few of Us sinners back TO
! tickle you little! But this is not my business.
| We must take Sophia as she is She has not
| grown NJ in the way expected, but sha is a
good girl, and amiablc When J,tH | get
p"Dh ~ my l'"ii'' ''Ol'ii''' ''', "''"s ~
iull OF these hotlohs OF service ana aspiration
ana duty' ana an uhe rest III proposing 10
her you must iidule on tnat slrihSIl mean
SAD MIS- N"prr' "''ilur"Nlhs 'nlS ra'ier
fippant form of speech, you must let her
know lhat su'h IS your we" Vi NE also III
IS Is II hoV'
III IS IfenoerEaSU answered. uINlueu
quite between sincerity and amusement at the
sngui"l niue l''' 'i"' ''i''''i'' away 'e'oi'
MN,
men ne careIu' you PO 1"PHS h"oN IT.
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suppose 'u H''Ne--''u 'i''' Sne Is ''i' oman
th"t can H'IP you J." p'iloIil IT, AIc9cIt
yours'H u'I"re "oPll' III 'i'i' I'il''' Us man
WHO mas " worn 10 "' SUI" d WI "9 sue
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90 hels'H il Si' '"'I'' zen iI,'l aHo ''i' ENc
you strel gun Eu''o'''e ana al 'n',' Sort ol
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posed 10, or lIltURDJ l SlbuHl WISH u PROPOSE
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charioted h'thcr ana thitner on tne errauus
and the mischief of love. She knitted her
brows she made her little glove finger tips
meet she set reflective mouth, and thus
she COINED over the state of her plans.
"Sibyl is TO place before her the comforts
and the advantages of wealth; Sibyl will do
II well. Archibald Goldmore is to press duty
upon her and take her on the ground of the
fifth commandment. | can see him now
slow, solemn, parsonic. o, if had time to
laugh over it, should And Caroline will
work on her feelings that will come best
from Car who has not much feeling of her
own, because Sophia will reason; We'll, il
Car thinks so, there must lie something in it.
Interest, obedience, affection. Yet, it is not
bad And there is more to come. Sophia,
Sophia ! shall marry you, without tower,
or bread and water, eitherl Simply by tact,
dearly tact