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CHAPTER v.

n-orv snd sat there meditating on
-s-onoe events In which she was
a. some small part, SO different
the tranquil happenings of the
M she had known all her life. !
had imagined London a city of |
900 facing broad streets, fanciedly, |
IT literally, paved with gold-a
If eayety and laughter; and here
tbe reality, a cavernous, squalid,
nv human warren, peopled with !
y demons bent on outrage Of some
Il, natured and threatening.
the day waned she saw that In
If the rain the mob was collect
AGAIN. It's atoms running hither
. tbitber, calling to each other; be-
cled beings laboring under some
mon excitement. And now its roar
to her again, farther of than be-
a roar that chilled her while she
ned and the wave Of sound this
seemed to have fearful note Of
tation in It. She wondered what
happened. and was anxious for her
pr II he were at the mercy Of it.
Jarrett came into the room, fol-
BY a manservant, and also by
Of her fathers secretaries, as the
an whispered to the girl:
' lady, we must close the shutters
bar them tightly, for the ruffians
threatening again, and may be here
prce at any moment to stone the
lows as they have done before"
secretary seated himself at the
and was arranging papers. The
servant opened the windows, from
b Frances drew back, and now the
came distinctly to her. Death
traffordr' Down with the IT,
ITO the block with the kings
were some Of the shouts she
Justify called forth.
b! fear my father is in danger.
ou think they have him in their
Dr. that they exult so7"
cd Mrs. Jarrett, anxiety on her
honest face, soothed her younH
ress, and the secretary cane fosA
not troubled, madam" he said.
lie they cry TO the block it shows
have not possession Of his lord
person, but hope to stir up ran
10 his disfavor. While they shout
process of law, his lordship is safe,
be law is In his hands and in those
be king, whose behests he carries
is seemed a reasonable deduction
1t Gained the inquirer, although
remained to her disquietude the
pit of triumph in the voice of the
|eath to Straffordv' was the bur
Of the acclaim, but now one shout
Justice on Straffordr though hi
hing was clearly the same as thu
rs. There was no dissenting out
and this unanimous hatred. 81
Rmently expressed, terrified at leas
listener. Why was her father S
ersally detested? What had b
Stern he was undoubtedly, Blu
as his reception of herself ha
yn, and courteous to all to whor
heard him speak; yet the memor
nat phrase, Strike through! ute
With such ruthless GOODNESS, haun
per memory, and she heard agai
shrieks Of those trampled unde
1t was an indication that wht
lad to do he did with all his nigh
LESS Of consequence. If any o
ed his path, the INSTRUCTOR had
"a aside or go down, and such
se does not make for popularity.
pc windows being now shutters
barred securely, and the tumu
ned into indistinct murmur, Ugh
brought in. Mrs. Jarrett urge
girl to partake of some refres
but Frances insisted on waltz
ner father. The secretary, seeiI
2 anxiety, said:
IT. Vollins went out some tv
y ago to learn what was TAXI
and | am sure If anything 6
mad happened he would ha'
here before now with tidlngs."
no is Mr.. YollIns?"
us lordshlp's treasurer, madam"
lhe words were uttered, the do
eu' disclosing John Yollins, the c
'ion OF whose serious, clean shaw
gave little promise OF encoural
nat news, Mr.. Yollins3 The m
etary.
1yuleung news, or / am misl'
'pliof Is everywhere believed u
v'psnip was arrested la p0rliam'
mushroom and Is now IN prison
IposslDlel 'Twould be a brea
kpnsse IN parliament u cam
pq you Visit the precincts
amentY
man can GET within a mills ~
~''es " people is 40 great
~ " an London Vefe cone
u'eiel and 0ne ~ swept hlil
4''hef lp ihe crush llke . fu'
plllQNs of fAe sea progresf
me queail0n exeepi NJ I'D