The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01

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and. turning round, she led Them through the
opsnt,ng In ihe %anssn,ins down naTtSSw:
| lighted candle. which lie had caught Up from
the table, Finally. they came tea great oak
and they found themselves in a little low room
DOW fsH led w SnS was hass IRON
asS a1 Ct to S sHsh g s a:
with lie long; nesh:ss Q gers an old; iashioned
and ever ,hs out q
With Tate N scn nsd de viz liz
Down pess The e' sseIeton and iadnr her
ts hands ,h ttogethher began to pray silently
at the terrible tragedy whose secret was now
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try and what Wing t hia hoHss
flowers auIts plsiniy;tn tfs mec,nlisht;"
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light seemed to illumine her face, -. --
What an angel you are!" cried the young
Duke; and he put his arm round her nook and
fqneTa! started from GantssSills chsss as
about II o'clock, at night. The hoarse was
drawn by elghC Dinck horseB cnch OF when
ostrich piu M ie and the eaden coffin Was COW.
by rich n PIE MhSh was
walked tho servants With Wit, lighted toreh:s. and
pre- csatorv vii Wss CHEF
%oss t. stsnd e snd sat
s gin nff Thsn ft oaHs tho tn!tsd sta.es Min:
,s and his Wife then and
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due me 1 Ha oSsa
the mae SS the ReS
Augustus Dampier When the ceremony was
ss Hs to SS ssn
guished their torches. and as @, the CONN was
so the moon cane out from s behind cGHd
churchyard. and from distant copse night
ng n.t began t4 sing she th9ught q tho
her eyes became dim with tears. and she
hardly spoke a word during the drive home,
VENT rn' u next o He 81. Ip5s
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rub t w neckIace. with old Venetlan setting.
which was really superb specimen Of siI.
great that Mr.. Obs felt considerable scruples
a!9t s asushte sne to accept ,S2
county y 1rs s nA Is hold Apply se
xs hes. sGgs s and d1 Should Be- sis t.
to take them to London with you; and to So.
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tsr she Is msr9G w., ehid ana has e YET am
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no nS ffa snsndns several winters
Boston when she was girl.that these gems
for Sale Would sob a pree Tsaee
these circumstances star Lord Gantesyiile. feel
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but misguided sncestor. As it is extremely
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good deal surprised to ,dnd q child q mine
any and ean only account for Il ~ the
ee that rsna was born In Sne q
returned from TRIP fp to Athsns. ems ~ WV. A"~'
Lord Canteryile listened very eEavely, to
t slsy TS9as n new an %
he hm 1 dial By the Hd
daughter rendered my unlucky ancestor sif
Simon. 2 very important service. and land
5 are ss and ri II. ~
sn bea
tho wicked Old isIloW Would be cut q hi:
grave in fortnight, loading me the devil ofa
life; Ar for their being heirlooms. n9thinx n
jewels have been quite unknown. AS0urS
butler. and when Miss Virsinia Crews up.
tsas gs to ccf ths rt NJ s
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Mr. Oils was s. a good deal distressed ct Lord
Cantesylles refusal and begged hin to re-;
peer was Quite firm, and nnaiiy induced the
% Ss hS q go ysans
Cheshire was presented at tho Queens nrst
drawing room on the occasion q her nafriags.
WsS Ss rsws sdd 81 al ~
he c ann WI q age Thcy SotS %
Ing. and they loved each other 90 mtch. that
the old Marchionsss Of Dumbleton. who had
three espensl We dinner parties for thft PYrp0ss:
ANY, Tut thssoretiealIy hs objected 70 t,tsi.s. ,.
anpreRension lest. amid tho snervstins 10.
nacnse;s Of pleasure;lloying ari,tosrscS; thS
be forgotten" his Objections however were
completely overrulel, and believe that Thse
he walked up the aisle OF 1T Georges. Hap
over square. with his daughter lsanlsG On ny
arm n there vas net pr9nder man In the whole
Tho Duke and Duchoss. after The honey.
Chase. and on the day after their arrival they
walked oyer IN the afternoon , to r. iopsiX
been great deal Of difficulty at frst about
the inscription on Sir simon's tombstone. but
finally II had been decided to engrave on IT
simply n. initials OF he 9Id aentl9man.s
The Duchess had brought with her some
lovely roses which shs strewsd upon. tho
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