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went In to table with the usual ceremony.
hut tho Prince O boy OF 10 or ~. did not take
Ms seak. be rsmntned onnaq I'D in lively con-

vent 10 e table with the u 1s ceremony IRE. sn
Rs AGO. e %S hs IN
| and every, one waited for ROYALTY FINALLY the
| Ambassador turned and explained to his hos
| toss: " He says he VIII not sit at the same ia
7 This led 10, talk of tho treatment Of women
| customs OF tho British aristocracy seemed to
me inspired Gy tho SANE spirit as the Indian
| instance and spoke Of the turning uf an Eng
| fish noblewoman out 81 her house and taking
| 10 hand thsm to tho next heir. Mrs. Norton
| replied that this would be no hardship to her
s aGr her s9 t 0T s Ns his bs SaS
| Put" asked. II tho successor should not lie
your son, 9gly second cousin and bitter bitter
e eorip sensible by this random shot. Tor she
| WINGED and admitted that IN such case it would
VI From H tbs we rotaraed t? Tie Shah and the
story that when he, wearied OF his sultanes he
successors. This she. declared was worse
than death, and vowed y it we're her ease she
ss eye sf dy HSns Phhs spose across the
table in way that made me think 81 Grisl IN IN
the great scsns Ttn t AdSs s Indeed t1ese
low. %; ons Would say. i YOU suited her-wcli.
Poor Lady Anna must have found 1t hard to
entertain Norma whose charms Of mind apd
very agreeable. thoroughly refined. and high
S4e at "nt S'T sS a Within
restful nfter.a stormy scene with bis lea, ,us
genius for X woman betrayed IN tenure i e
"s She and n,i Sir William. Motley. and the late
famous o" y pt 2's earrse thSy male N Keir sir
WiIitam's seat IL scotland; whsrs his gym a
accumulated storrs Of relics and bric;a.orac.
Highland weapons and Spanish pictures;
bows" there wer" many meetings Of this
brilliant aaartst in wMirn r%mH ann 9'aH VIZ
cl ,' Vii. LII, u thaas s. is an aathortv
Nsd n sa %e sHI n Sa as
sT ysIS sS5 .fssd By IHS
rsssa sSs sn's kss Srsnss fafhd at
tlhe, fu!sries. ''T Hsr mother had belonged
luton descended to. nm English coachniah
! who sold her to n. ruchesses envicd me my
Witt IN The sreet md oilered him HUNDRED
| pounds Tor Tors. but he WAS incorruptibl Bile.
S a "Ck Io % hi into town Law
her aII admired; waffle tho mans bnsk was
turned she stonrcd md slipped her retticoat
~? nS" Ss st tPs Baspsss
"Iii 'ic " W "N'hhi'' hi!l wen e Muo pit,
| ding mo 9dieu ~ MY party. STONED down and
| put hnr Ind. n shN .! over nv pet Then she
| I'm - glad | came Whereupon told her
! the st pry of her l-ydecessor and declared her
woa I'll tn ans S Sns wd af n1 anh ho yoY sid
| WliiHm and ladr Anna stood by and .poked
| fun at her. Shr wasas young ana full OF spirit
| then. though nearly seventy. as any one at tha
| party 4 lew months attccward she was
| striCG1n with govt and ncN or recovered.
| Lady AEna mcRnw hills had died Il terrible
| death. Her gown took lro as she stood dressed
| for ball near II blazing CRATE. and before she
| could :" rescued he was burned alive. Two
| years Gitcrward. whilo Mrs. Norton lay suffer-
! ing, her legs swollen 30 that she could not
! leave h"r bed. She was MARI led TO Sir William
| 10 whom there can be little doubt she had been
| been uttered that ever reached my ears. but
| the whole world knew the feeling that existed.
| Mr. Norton did not do till 1875. and Sir Will
| liam was past 90 and Mrs. Norton past 20
| before they wrro aulo to become man and
wife. She could not leave her bed. and
| tits celebration. too late for earthly pleasure.
! The youth and beauty that had lighted the
| world had faded. the grace OF the one and the
| strength OF the other ware gone: two brilliant
| lives had been severed by fate: two people.
| fall OF IL passion that it was criminal to In
| beyond the allotted span; the bride. once so
| bautfnl. immovatle in her bed the BRIDE
| groom giving only his nama and title.his
wealth Was useless now. but thoy Grattiieu
! their affection and dcled family and the world.
! What indeed. did they care for rancorous
Shc fingered only month or two as Lady
| Stirling Maxwell and her husband followed
ADAM BADEAu.