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my, who came hying AFTER them AionB
the beach: 80,
why, Rudolph! Wnerc Is mamma!
Why have you iett her! ms sister IN
quired.
"Oh. ! guess she's iooktn lot ,., mel
She wanted me 10 20 70 peo, JUS hAe
baby. and ! wouldn't I'm gong TO
stay with you all. !,
but. Doiphy. darling" SAID Juiiette
sweetly and Persuasively, you should
not have run away from mamma. she
will be very uneasy, ana perhaps tnink
you are drowned.
Il don't carer
'.But they will have the trouble OF
getting the boats out to look Tor you,
said MIR. Tracey. grayely.
ooh. my! what fqn!',
Won't You go back, my precious,
like a dear. good little boy. and let
mamma know that you are safer
mo, won't. Ill stay here"
MIR. Tracey, though by no means Q
cruelty disposed man. could have
seized the little wretch, and flung him
into the sea. As II was. there was no
help for 1t. He must wait Tor another
opportunity for concluding his love
story. And he wondered at Julictte's
patience aud sweetness, and felt more
than ever anxious TO secure for life
companion one whose aniable DISPOSE
ton seemed pledge OF future happi-
ness
After bidding his fair companion
goodnight, he sauntered about little
until the obliging linen mistress could
show him to his closet--which she did
with many warnings to keep quiet and
not let his presence in this part OF the
house become known.
The place was more convenient than
he had expected. but he had scarcely
disposed himself for nights rest
when he became conscious OF voices on
the other side Of the door against which
his cot was placed.
He tried not to hear, but the speak
ers were close to the door. and the
mention of his own name attracted his
attention.
1T was too provoking for anything!
proposing words were actually al
most upon his iiPs--wheu that aggra-
waiting boy rushed in and spoiled II all.
Really. mamma. l could have boxed
his ears sonndly."
MIR. Tracey started. Could that be
his Juliette's voice, speaking IN those
high and angry tones5
Il viii send him away tomorrow
with his Aunt Louise. said Mrs, Bes-
samy; In tones OF yexation, 1T Is too
PAD that' aIter an the troupie we nave
had IN bringing that man to the point.
TINS unfortunate contretemps should
nave occurred
| II wont 60 home? said Rudolph,
deiiantiy. 1ou darent send me, any
how
| Why not you bad boy9 SAID his
sister. -, ,,
Cause III tell on you. III tell old
Tracey that you dye your hair, and put
that RED stun on your cheeks and lips.
| lou guy me doiiar once no! 70 tel
| anypody' pnt ! VIII. now. ana III
niue your 'front.' teetn, IKE ! did that
Hush. sir-bush this instant.' said
| his mother, apparently with an admon-
itory shake. Tor the amiable youth
set up howl, which was presently
hushed by the promise OF o pOpgun
and veiocipede.
When peace was restored the voice
of Juliette again became audible.
Mamma, I made a discovery this
evening. Alice Lee is in love with Mr..
| Tracey. and he Is actually too stupid
| to perceive itl'
Fortunately for You, Juliette.
have feared all along that he might
fancy that girl, and II you don't hurry
/ up matters she may vet steal march
on you. BY the by. that Tracey house
will have to be remodeied and refur-
nished. ! suppose. 1t Is all very hand.
somely lifted up, but not In the latest
style"