2,417 words.

Monsieur's Princess
by
Edith Gray.

From the first, Corrie and I despised Madge Spoffard.

She was a great brute of a thing with piles and piles of puffs at the back of her silly head and a huge, marcelled pompadour to hide the emptiness on top. She had come from some western town where her father's gold mines spelled position and she thought that when she got to Madame Brion's Select School for Young Ladies, we would all bow and scrape and fall before her feet, - she *did* have pretty feet, though, even Corrie and I saw that, - and worship at her shrine like the poor, deluded westerners at home!

O, well, to be perfectly fair, lots of the girls, the lower forms and newer scholars, were cringing in a week. You see she had such wondrous dresses, - like a fairy tale. At least it would have been if they had belonged to Corrie or me. But Corrie's father is a poor professor, and mine writes books that never pay enough to buy me more than sailor blouses and plain suits. I don't want you to think, though, that Corrie and I don't appreciate our blessings. It made up for a great deal, for instance, when Miriam Daily heard Madame tell Miss West, the math teacher, that she was glad to have Dorothea Westbrook, - that's me, - and Cornelia Merton in the school, even if tuition was sometimes slow in coming. There was a prestige in *institution* of her kind got from "ze patronage of ze

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intellect."

"Ze patronage of ze intellect! " Corrie and I hugged Miriam, the dear, when she reported. You see the noveaux, - that means the other set, - always lift their eyebrows, at first, and try to snub Corrie and I, - I mean me, - because we haven't Marcelled hair and pretty clothes, and we feel outside sometimes and lonely. Only sometimes, though, for generally we run the school and keep things going, - that is the school paper and the basket ball team and the world-renowned French club.

The French club was where things really started! You see the girls thought that I ought to be president, because they think that I have more push and all that sort of thing, but I thought that we ought to put up Renée de Montchateau because she's really part French and knows the language so beautifully. But, though Renée's older than most of us, she's a pale thing with a scared look in her eyes and the girls were sure that she'd simply pass away if she had to get up, as the French president does at assemblies, and announce the programme. Well, here's where Corrie and I made the break of our lives, for Corrie got talking with our set about me and I argued all along for Renée, and when it came to counting votes, - glory be, - if our set hadn't divided between us and in the meanwhile, the noveaux had stepped in, in a solid body, and elected Madge Spoffard!

Madge Spoffard for French club president! Corrie and I simply wept when we got back to our rooms, and it took all of Miriam's new box from home, devoured on the sly with Jane Lee and Margie

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Elliott and Cecil Jameson, from the upstairs hall, before we were in
any way, ourselves, and ready to push on with both fists into the
fight again.

And you'd better believe we needed every bit of energy for the
big scrap that comes on right after club elections when we choose the
final play to be given at commencement. There's always plenty of
feeling for everyone, and the tall girls
always ask to be women and the little girls, men, and its an awful
mess! Its lots of fun though, and the excitement helps to scare away
that tired feeling that comes with the smell of the cherry blossoms
by the study windows in the spring!

I always get so done out in the spring. Corrie says its because
I'm growing up. Our set says I need nerve tonic. But little
Marcelline Metcalf, - the odious prig, she's Madge Spoffard's
special at present, - whispered behind her Latin grammar during
prayers, "My dear, you'r in love! Is it one of the Newton boys or
Monsieur? "

If there's one thing we despise about that crowd more than all
their other sillinesses, it's their idiotic love affairs. If they
haven't cases on each other, they have on the Newton school boys,
and drop notes in the alley between the yards and get answers
sometimes on strings.

But having cases on the Newton boys and their own foolish chums,
isn't half as bad as falling in love with Monsieur, even though he
is the only man anyway decent in the school. Heer Spieglebaum's fat
and makes you laugh so that you could never work up a romance about
him, and Mr. Lepps, the drawing master's quite old and has a squeeky
voice, so there's only Monsieur de Chataine left. He teaches the

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second form French, - Madame has the finishing, - and he's quite
gentle and kind and hansome, too, so that everyone loves him, of
course, - but only the silly, over dressed Spoffard set fall in
love with him, - do you see the difference ?

And they certainly make fools of themselves. Madge Spoffard, of
course, being leader of the crowd and having the most dresses,
naturally has the floor. The others sort of hover on the outskirts
and get their thrills from Madge second-hand. Cecil Jameson, who
comes from the same town as Marceline, hears all about it and gives
us the benefit, - of how Madge writes notes and leaves them on his
table, and does her hair the latest à la Paris, and offers him
bouton-
nières, the most expensive gardenias, - at least she used to, but now
Monsieur always wears a white carnation so that he can refuse gracefully.

He's the most tactful person, but I'm sure that Madame would
send him flying if she knew. But, no, she wouldn't either, for,
come to think of it, Renée told me once that he was some kind of
cousin and that his family used to be terribly rich and that Madame's
very fond of him because he's the son of a dear uncle, or a brother,
or an old sweet-heart or something. But Monsieur wants to get back
to France. So Renée says. You see she's sort of a prototype, - I
mean protégée, too, - the daughter of an old teacher who died in the
school. Madame's keeping Renée and training her to teach French
after she graduates. That's the reason that she has the extra lessons
with Monsieur and he gets a chance to tell her little things once
in awhile.

But, - merciful days! - this is about the French club play and

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I'm rambling off again without, - what does the blue Rhetoric say ? -
without unity, mass or concord. But then the French play though the
mass was in evidence, didn't have any unity or concord either, so
I guess its all right!

We finally hit upon Rostand's "Princess Far-away." Its about
troubadors and pilgrims so we could wear suitable clothes without
shocking the fathers and mothers at commencement. We fought like wild-
cats over the princess' part for you see Bernhardt acted it and its
really beautiful and, of course, Madge, being president, thought that
she ought to have it. She could afford the costumes, long shimmering
trains and jewels and lovely slippers, but what was the use of them,
we wondered on a fat chocolate-cream like Madge! The part belonged, by
rights, to Renee, but she couldn't afford the costumes, and it was
unfair. And when finally, we asked the professor to settle it, he
said, " richesse oblige ", - I never could get the meaning of it, -
and shrugged us away with his shoulders.

Well, it ended by Madge doing it and I never will forget how
disgusted we were, though her clothes fitted beautifully and added
a lot to the show, and how she strutted at rehersals for Monsieur!
Ceaser's ghost, maybe Jean and I didn't have to work some before we
could get nearly enough arbor into the empassioned love lines!

And that's why I was so hurt, so terribly done out when I heard
the awful news! For if Jean and I who are, after all, only stupid
school girls, had such a time working up emotions for the princess,
how in the world could Monsieur with all of his experience in real
life, in any bring himself to really and truly care for Madge ?
It made me sick and weak for you see, the proof was so unquestionable!

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Madge had always boasted that Monsieur was interested in her,
but, O, I never for a second could believe until I saw the note! It
wasn't the real note but Cecil got a copy from Marcelene, and any-
way Madge didn't know enough French to make it up.

She burst into our room, Cecil did, - Corrie and I were
cramming Kings of England with the window open, - and flung it
down under the student's lamp. Though it was in French, Cecil knew
it almost by heart and started off in a jiffy. "Chère Princess
Lointaine ", it began, and that means "dear princess Far-away ", and
it went on just like father's novels only, - and you know that it
must be true if I say it, - only more beautiful, - all about his
love for her and her wonderful eyes, and the way she walked and the
way she smiled and how her voice stirred the chords of his heart,
and, O, dear, more about étoiles, - stars you know, - and how she
moved like the wind in the trees, and it was signed M. de C., -
Maurice de Chataine, you see. Corrie and I simply gasped with the
romance of it. We'd never seen a love letter except in books. But
then we almost died of sorrow and disappointment when we remembered th
that it was fat Madge Spoffard he was writing of!

Now don't think that we're jealous of the others and mean cats,
but we couldn't understand and the Kings of England fell on the floor
and we talked and talked long after lights out time.

I think that Cecil was the wisest when she said that he was a
fortune hunter and wanted Madge's money. But that was just as hard
believing as if he really cared, and either way, it made Monsieur a
cad!

I crawled out of bed, after Corrie had gone to sleep, and sat by the open window in my night-gown, and the smell of cherry blossoms in the yard came to me through the darkness.

The air was thick and heavy and the moon looked blotched and yellow as it came up above the chimney-pots of the Newton school across the way. Everything looked splotched and dead and I knew the reason just as well as if father had been there himself to tell me.

Rather always used to say when I was too little to really understand, "Keep your ideals, dream your dreams, but if you have the fun of the dreams you must expect the hurt of disappointment."

"The hurt of disappointment!" I knew now so well what he meant. O, Monsieur had been so wonderful before! He was the only really gentleman I knew but father. He seemed the lover in the books and all the wondrous things they have abroad. And, for all you may think, I wasn't in love with Monsieur, though the Spoffard set would have thought so had they known.

"Dear Princess Far-away!" Of course that meant Madge in the play with her trailing gowns and puffed out hair, and I was sick and tired of everything!

Yes even of the play and looking forward to commencement and all the practicings. The rehearsals seemed so dull, and I was glad enough when they were all over.

I guess I was worn with excitement on commencement night and the disappointment of not having father come. I thought the crowd would drive me crazy, and, right after the show, I stole out of the long French window to the rose bush in the garden. Corrie and I used to sneak our feasts there and I sat down against the wall, to

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rest. There were lanters all about and the yard looked fine, and it
was romantic, too, and would have made splendid scenery for a show. I
sat there thinking and wondering why people didn't come out, and then
I remembered that they were going to end with music, - Jean's violin
and Miss Wade at the piano, - and it wouldn't be proper for the rest
to cut and run as I had.

The music came out quite clearly through the window. It was
beautiful. I had heard Jean practicing it so much that I knew it
most by heart but I've forgotten now the name of it. It went on like
water and like wind, and I closed my eyes and listened.

Then I opened them in a hurry, for there were Monsieur de
Chataine and Renée talking in the shadows. For the life of me, I
couldn't get away, and yet it seemed so awful to be listening. He
was saying, "Princess, princess, " over and over in French. I
couldn't make out half, he was talking so fast, but Renée spoke more
calmly and it came over me, like a lightning flash, what it was all
about.

"Princess, princess, " - the letter hadn't been meant for Madge
at all, and I could have yelled, I was so happy for it!

O, I understood it now, - the long talks and extra lessons,
and his interest in rehearsals! But Renée had been as stupid as I had,
though it wasn't her fault that he had lost the note in the class
room, by mistake, and, of course, she had no way guessing that he
called her "Princess" in his heart from the beginning.

Dear Renée! She was crying funny, little choked French words
and holding him off with her hands. But he caught her as Jean's
music shivered at the end, and I closed my eyes, afraid to see too
much!

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Madame told us afterwards that Monsieur had come quite unexpectedly to a large fortune and that he was going back to France. I tried not to look at Renée but after assembly I grabbed her in the hall and told her that I knew. And we both cried, - it seemed so beautiful, - and she said that I must come and visit them in Paris.

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I'd be sorry enough for Madge Spoffard, but when it all came out, she said she'd never really cared. And I think it was that very summer that Madge wrote Marcelene and Marcelene wrote Cecil and Cecil wrote me that she was engaged to a man at the hotel, " Who wore slick clothes and had an auto car and fed her chocholate mints and who was simply great! "

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THE SUFFRAGETTE.

(J. Beran.)

"I don't care who is arrested," said the American girl with the
soft hair and the determined chin, "I don't care who is arrested,---
serve them all right!"

From the other side of the firelit dining room, across the intervening
tables with their candles and their shining plated silver, the burly
Englishman, with the figured waistcoat, spoke.

"Quite right, miss, I agree with you! A set of law breakers and
rioters---outrageous performance---don't know what we're coming to,
but the police will settle them soon enough---stone throwing!"

The lady from Richmond with the inexhaustable fund of pre-historic
anecdote and the diamond earrings, tossed her head with a single
interjection---"Ladies!"

"Yes", interposed the heavy, well gowned Englishwoman, who, in
some inexplicable manner dominated the whole of this a-little-better-
than-others London boarding house, "Yes, most remarkable---so many of them,
women of intellect and culture! Now my cousin, Mrs.C axton Robertston,
of Upper Stenton Road, who went to school with Lady Morley's daughter---"

They all knew what was coming and fell to their fish with dogged
concentration.

There was a pause after the fish course, and the American girl, for
the first time that evening, addressed the young Englishwoman, who sat
at the corner table by the window, -"And why don't you speak up for your
cause, Miss Marston?"

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to take an active interest in the affairs about one, if only for the
whetting of one's intellect, than to drift on and on, following
ever the conventional, the platitudinous, ---to this!

She looked again at the English girl, whose blue eyes met her's
clearly, "Really, Miss Marston", she said, "I don't understand, but I'd
like to!"

The girl answered with a smile, "Don't worry! We all started like that.
Won't you come with me tonight to our weekly meeting?"

But when it came to a practical demonstration of her interest, the
other shrugged her shoulders. "You're very kind," she said "but really---"
her pause was eloquent.

"I do appreciate your asking me", she continued, "but I'm sure that no
number of meetings could convince me that breaking of windows and general
rioting is going to help your cause or any cause relating to humanity.
I wonder---" she stopped.

The English girl was standing. The burly Englishman and his faded
wife had left the room. The others were dandling over the fireplace.
The two were practically alone. "The breaking of windows is a very
small part of our tactics," said the English girl. "We don't all sanction
it, by any means, but it seems to be the standard of condemnation of the
general public. You don't understand", she said, "of course. No one in
this sphere", she included the circle that had been all engrossed in
dining, a moment since,---"does. You think that we're a crowd of fanatic,
hysterical women, don't you? And I can't really blame you either,
looking at it with the eyes of---this---" again the contemptuous gesture---
I won't ask you to come to our meeting. I only suggest that you walk
part way with me. Perhaps I can explain a few things, that way, to your
better satisfaction."

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["who were turned out to shift for themselves. And why? Because they're\nso case in a thousand, who do the same work, and sometimes do it better,\nof man's work elsewhere. But it is these girls, and there is only one\nlet, why? The man is able at a moment's notice to get work, some kind\nits little remains of soft fun, was lifted as in challenge. Why---why---\nturning now under the aspect of flow of the early dawn. Her head, under\nThe young English woman turned abruptly toward her. Her eyes were\nwide open, it had its origin, among the brief course of human affections,\ndoes down it had its origin, among the brief course of human affections,\nd

["5", "said ni memow to the potemunkimina as all events announced, if she said, \"memow, memow\" now, then, what would be the result, and what would be the result if she said it? Then, then, what would

mark

Hiro Dōjōjō
Hōron to

Usuber Usuba

Shinbō kusō kōhō

Hiro Dōjōjō

The Pretend Child.

The wind straw? What's the use of a grandfather anyway?
It was blowing from the east and that means rain, except
in winter when it ought to mean snow. That was the trouble, -
it was an inbetween, a winter rain that ought to have been snow,
and the terraces, outside grandfather Leighton's library window,
that, this time of year, were usually splendid coasting, or,
later, beautiful, warm and soft, dotted with sweet white violets,
were now only a mass of sodden, heavy grass with, here and there,
a patch of melting snow or some bleak little clusters of clinging
icicles.

Grandfather was drowsing in his chair, - Mrs. Fairfax, the
housekeeper, usually so ready to tell a story, or help with
the stone block castles, was busy in the kitchen, - Uncle
Sydney wouldn't be back till six, - Jack, the great Danish
hound, had been sent away to have his hurt paw set, - the books,
piled high, inteminably high, had no pictures, - without was
gloom, gloom, gloom!

" Might just as well have stayed at home, " scowled David,
" this is a nice way to waste vacation! "

His eyes peered out across the tall evergreens and the thick
box hedges, whose heavy green showed sombre through the drift-
ing rain, then over beyond the hard grey line of the garden wall,
to the barn, half hidden by the clump of Austrain pine trees.

" If only I might go out to the barn, I might tunnel in
the straw, and there's the new colt! But Mrs. Fairfax won't let

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It was then that I called with the dust in my eyes and the darkness about me, 'David!' What a big boy, how strong and good he seemed all at once, that David who couldn't pretend!
The little pretend child was suddenly silent. David wondered what her wide eyes saw over above his head.
"Yes, yes, " said David impatiently, "Yes, 'David', that's my name, too, but what happened ? "
Her eyes returned, again conscious of the boy's face before her, "O, I felt the straw heave and shake above me, - it was great like mountains and oceans of water, rising and sinking, - yet, I knew, even then, that it was only the boy David runnig about, - and then darkness came.
"When I opened my eyes, I was lying on the grass, the boy David's face above me. It seemed that everything was swimming dizzily about, - my fingers clutched and clung to his hand, - then I understood that I was safe and that nothing else mattered.
"He had pulled me out, you see, somehow, though he was no use at pretending, and tried to keep one from doing what one wanted to do!"
Though her little red mouth was serious enough, she was laughing, that is her eyes were, - very clearly laughing, - and David wondered why. O, yes, he understood now, - "What use are grandfathers anyway? " - "David, " of course, that was his grandfather's name. He seemed to see him now, a boy, too, for all so " big and strong", with his tight short-waited jacket and funny visored cap, playing with this little blue-grey

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pretend too much, - and then the straw loosened beneath me and I fell!

girl with the stripped slippers

and turn away and go, leaving with this little pine-bay
sill so "pilg and strong," with his right short-winded pocket
stronger than any other? "David," "oh, come, that was David
David announced why, O, yes, he unembarrassed now, "What use are
funghing, that is her eyes more," - very clearly funghing, - and
though her little red mouth was serious enough, she was
made to do it! "

He had buffeted me out, you see, someone, through me, no
when I understood that I was safe and the smoke was no
smoking, and from darksome came
David a tone of advice. It seemed
simply to say, "I am sorry, but I can't help it." When I opened
the box, I saw my eyes were over the red pain.

The little bratling child was subduely silent. David wondered
and took his wide eyes was over above his head.

"It does get dark so suddenly these days, - night's on us
afore we're aware. I was busy in the kitchen, otherwise I
would have been up long since to light the candles."

mum

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girl with the black strapped slippers. She was like violets, and
like Ann, his little sister, and there seemed to be light
shimmering about her somewhere.

The brightness caught sudden glint of blue in the usually
so dull and faded portrait of David's grandmother, hung high
above the fire-place. Mrs. Fairfax moved, round, complacent and
comfortable, to place another light upon the claw-foot table.

"And cold outside? Well, rather! Its all turned snow
dusten. Davy will be glad enough for that. Why, there he is,
the lad David! Why, Davy, what's the wondering in your eyes
for? Dreaming? Well, hurry along now and brush up, - its
almost time your Uncle Sydney's home, and the're yellow honey
cakes and jam for supper! "

["Uncle David\nby\nEdith Gray.", "David lifted his head and his eyes followed the swaying of the\nred winged bird above him. \"Dave - Dave - Davy,\" - it must have\nbeen the bird in the tree that called so persistently for now\nthe flying one was gone. David turned to find the one in the\ntree, but with a sudden whirr, a shivering of silver from the\nunder side of the poplar leaves, a flash of brown and he too was\naway into the blue.", "\"Birds do have such a good time,\" grumbled David. He was\ncrouched down over the parsley bed, and the sun streamed warm on\nhis tired back. There were white tufts of blossom in the hedge\nbeside him, and the fields streatched beyond it, soft, uninterrupt-\ned green, rolling on, on forever to the very edge of the world,\nit seemed, and then beyond to where the sea is.", "\"They do, indeed, they do,\" David addressed the little\ncurling stalks of parsley. Then, \"O, I must say you're not good\nfor much,\" and he gave a jerk to a sturdy plantin. \"You're a\nweed, you know, though one can hardly tell the difference. The\nparsley's just as bad, - looks just the same, - almost. They're\nall just as bad - wish this old garden was - \"", "\"You wish this old garden was - what? \"", "It was the strange man who was staying at Brookfield farm.\nHe was peering over the hedge and he looked as long and as thin as\never, only his face was brown now instead of pinched and white.", "and, as I look around me, I see the blackETERBUBBLES, the like of which I know not, and there comes to mind a little song, and

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I know I am wrong, but I just don't see how it can be any other way.

Why should I be the only one who doesn't see it? It's not like I'm the only one who doesn't see it.

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"O, yes," said David, "do. I'm sorry -" but before he had time to finish his sentence, the man had vaulted the hedge and had seated himself in the shade of the grape vines just beyond the slighted parsley bed. He flung off his hat and David saw that his eyes were blue. They had looked dark as the man had stood above the hedge, his back against the sunlight.

"You're quite a chap, Davy," said the man -he eyed David as he spoke - "quite a chap. I've heard of you and of all your adventures and I must say that I'm glad to meet you. I was once a chap, myself, like you, great for adventures, and the sea but -"

"But," repeated David, "but - why don't you finish? But what you know?"

"Well, it's a long story, and perhaps a little chap like you wouldn't understand it. But perhaps again he would. For, you see, the whole point is this, - I wanted to be anywhere - anywhere where I wasn't, and chiefly near the sea."

David curled his legs up under him, slid further back on the broad floor of the wheel-barrow, clasped his arms about his knees and listened eagerly for the story of this strange man whose heart even as did his own answered the calling of the far waters.

"I always wanted the sea," the man began, "I wanted the high waves, the jagged storm clouds, and the tossing of the waters. So I ran away."

He paused a moment and David wondered with fast beating heart if the man knew how often he had run away, but he breathed freely in a moment for he saw that the man was thinking of himself alone or of things and people far out of David's kingdom.

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room was dark.

" Then I saw that the whole house was dark and empty.

" I wandered down to the stables and saw a light in one of
the coachman's windows. But the man was a stranger to me. He said tht
that the old gentleman had gone, - he didn't know where and that
the little girl was away at school.

" I suppose that I could have found out my grandfather's
address somehow, but I was too proud to care to write him. So,
you see, I lost my little sister, - just from pride and stupidity and
carelessness, - just for wanting to be somewhere where I wasn't, -
anywhere and in a hurry. "

The man sat up and drew his hand across his forehead. It was
cooler now and there was a little breeze from the meadows, but David
saw the great drops damp on the man's forehead.

" I've managed to live somehow, " said the man, " and I must
say I've rather enjoyed myself under the great open on the whole,
but I've had a touch of fever and I've thought of her so much, and of
all we might have been to one another.

" It was this garden here that brought it back, and I couldn't
help spying on you. You remind me something of myself. You say
that you hate gardens and I used to think I hated them too. Then your
name's David and mine's David - "

" Yes, " said David, " and I've a little sister just like yours.
We're very much alike. Ann, " he called to a whisp of blue and
a flash of rumped hair just outside the garden, " O, Ann, come
here, there's someone wants to see you. "

" Ann, " said the man. He was standing now and David saw him

["5.", "mud", "mud saw moor\n. wuqna bna xrab saw saonqo elowj eint was I meht\"\nto one ni jingil a was bna seidat eint of mwob herebnaaw I \"\nand biss eH .em of segnaas a saw nam eint and .swobnaaw a'namnaasoo ehe\njant bna eetnaw wonk j'nebib eint - ,eog bna nameeffin bfo eint jant\na'nemnaabnaaw ym two bnaaw eevn biino I jant eacqoone I \"\nbna yk .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd ,womemoa aasethba\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of bnaaw eet aw I jnd\nyom eet jant - ,tejale eljfil ym jaol I ,esa noy\nwomemoa eet of gniinaw not jant - ,aasenaaasoo\n\" .ynurk a ni bna aenqoowba\nbna brak and web bna qu jaa nam eint\nbiv .i exerod eljfil a saw eetn bna won tefooc\nnot a nam eint no qub agorb jasag eint was\njaa .womemoa evif of beganam ev' I \"\njaa .min sti7 .anqo of

"swung Generosity," so I Eneas' - I Eneas -"

more
seen you he woufent have known that mother was his sister," he

"Yes, and Jona," concluded David," because it he had not

"And mine," said Ann.

"No life - put mother, and away he's my mate."

"His niece," amended Ann.

"that I was his -"

upon one made David, put it wasn't till you came that he knew

"He told me that he had a little sister," and mother said, "and me

Afterwards David told Ann all about it."

"I - I am David," he said.
The man looked at Ann, - then he said:

"Who are you," she said to the man.

She reached with her hand and her voice
David. Then something seemed pound tight

Ann's mother looked at the strange man
her mother a good space later.

Rescued out and cut off the soft lofts of
the house, Ann turned from the stranger as the voice drew closer.

The mother wants you, brotons."

"O, Ann," called a voice behind, "O childkin mine - it's
my hair."

It was still green, - the ann caught yellow lights in her brown

Ann was standing in the gateway, - the garden peddle turned her

" - it -

offered at the gate as it to keep from staffing," Ann, why it

"Yes, yes, you will take me," said Ann, " - they always ended
this way-" You will take me on your voyage when you go, you
will, you will!"

And David, remembering the sharp cry, the pain and hurt as the
strange man first reached to touch his mother, answered humbly
enough now, -

"O, yes, Ann, sometime, we will, - we will!"

7.

d.