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TILE LEGACY OF CAIN.
BY WILKIE COLLINS. AUTHOR OF THE WOMAN IN WHITE," *Tire Evil Gesam“ „ko, de,
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. CHAPTER I. TO VEho guvernor of an English prison rulatos nauts which manor his own ob. Hervation during the period 19 8.50. A woman is lying syuber the Text payalty of the law for the murdori
THE DAILY PEZES, PRIDAY, MAY 4mm, 1988,
To burice himself among his books, in an in-kind Mrs Staveley lifted her eyebrows in 88-
enso library; and ho appeurs to like it. His tonishment
boz.
"How do you imagino Miss Chance found out. your address" I asked.
"She probably directed hot latter to our offices
He held my hand devotedly till the end of the moan, camember their relationship, and forgot but one thing to be mid. I asked 'at what timo name? 48eful. What is the onk's in London, with a request that it might be fer-
aon bus ant been brought up, Uke after young Philip, dear Philip, protooted and composed men, at school and college. « Ha is a grat 1910. Kabalar, ednastad at home by his father. To hear this secount of his learning depressed mo. performance. When he put us into the our It seemed to put such a distance between us. Iriage, I was lost. He whispered in as ears akal Mr. Staveley if he thonght me ignorant. Expect me next week Misa Staveley might As long as I live I shall renumber this reply: be as ill-natured as the plansed, on the way home,
He thinks you skemaing.""
It didn't matter what she said. The Eunice of yesterday might have been mortifed and offend ed. The Burico of to-day was indifferent to the sharpest things that could be said to her.
Any other girl would have been satisfied with fur kuland. At for rent the Cluplain of the this. I am tire raisarable creature who is prison wingesacolelicited Wesleyan miniktor ko`vixit. fer with a view to her ropoutanen at the last always making mistakes My stapld curiosity Hadon and in response to her gudaruto planis, spollt the visarans of Mrs. Slavelay's conFGXAL- the minister who is a married man but without ation. Aul yet, it seemed to be a harmless ques fusily, courts to adopt her holpless infant, a alition; I only said I should fire to kaow what Blisabeth Chares, and fad astoil ne na to the child profession Philip belonged to.
twelve menkes råd. A woman, who calls heraeli Misa
of the roguențof the wondered husband, ja pucagisi at this arrangement 'and prophecies. That the “Higress) and will take after its machine."
Mrs. Staveley answered "No profession." I foolishly pat a wrong maning on this. said he idle?"
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CHAPTERS VI. ro IX.-The condemend wódian. Bw. Staveloy laughed. My dear, he is having exacted a promia from the Govenor that the shall buried with white ear to cover her fesly sou-and his father is a rich man."
That stopped me--at last.
invest, je fixsented, and buried within the preciurte of
the ga. Three years afterwards the wife of she We have caengh to live on in comfort, at home Wesleyan misistor, when he removed to another-e more. Prop Ins told us himself that he is phere with his opted child, rerous to the print not and enn never hope to be a rich man. This and has an interview with the Onverse. Ste informa is not the worst of it. Last year, he refused to that has now a light of her and al-marry a young cosple, bath belonging to our jucts to the companionship of the włopted chil. suggests that it shall if strat to sa Orpheeseco icongronation. This was vors, nolike usual which tho, Cerung is intansted, hate declines in kind self. eks and I asked him for his rea- further her webereck, Shots sized aid sudden illness so. They were rewons that did not take long Following upon her last of anger at his refami, but to give. The young gentleman's lather was a rece vernd Inves. The doctorms sho la suffering rich man. He and forbidden his sento marry a
CHAPTER XO XIT-The Governor of prison sent girl-bedaue she had no forteno. after the departure of the wife of the Wodru un pister, recives a letter wungausing the doth of the¡ Indy from hengt disease, and than the comgandenge
from discaso of the heart.
I live ao fortune. And Thilip's father is a rich zona,
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Here was a disclosure that I had not anticipato. only waited for the occasion to feel the pleasure of the cook's whispered confesion had amapad Ta the little that I have soon of the world, I have of rewariling me P!
It was beautifully put There was but no "Hero" she declared, "is an opportunity of observed that cousins when they happen to be brought together ander interesting airoumstanoce tag to be done-I kised him. And there was making
Tako ma downstairs, Han warded.".
"I wonder what has become of her sico.sho nah, and I show you how to do the collower their relationship, just as it suits thom. Is your wa right expect to receive Miss Jillgan.
She is staying, Helona, at a small botol in in the foreign way. She sous te heritate. La wrote to you? Do you supposa shu may have got ouain a priod lady I ventured to squire the torn. I have already went to any that we it possible that at doon't believe me Liston married
are waiting to see her. "Perhaps you will look Hanush, and julge for yourself if I am decaiv-
the spare bedroom
ing you Have you boiled the cauliDawor? Very well; this is what you must do next. Takeu
"No."
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"No, my dear. Let 23 say, a middle-aged woman."
"It shall be got ready, futher, dienably."
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"I know nothing about ber
"Not even wotor she is slice or denti ?" "Not even that. What do these greations
"Nothing. father."
Oh, father, what a question! I never even Harl of her till I put the torn lettore together.
I begin to wish you had not asked me to do it.” So do I. It avar struck me that you would feel such extranrdisary I bad almost said, sur vulgar-curiosity about a worthloss letter.”
This roused my tempor. When a young lady is told that she is vulgar, if she has any golf conceit-I meu self-respect she feels sulted I said something sharp in my turn. It was in the way of argument. I do not know how it may be with other young persons, I never reason en well myself as when I am angry.
You all it a worthloss lottor." I said, "and yet you think it worth preserving."
Have you nothing moro to say to me than that he uskol.
Short as it was, that reply might perhaps most more than appeared on the surface. My father's allusions to Ennice and to me, when ho was explaining himself, were a little ngalarious. I ran into the house; I rushed netairs into four ounces of grated cheese, two one of best men, Helens P Besides, the conk Ead heard the lady crying, the room that is Eanice's nad wine; I locked butter, the yolks of four eggs. a little bit of
I declam he looked as if he meported me.
Hovo Why don't you speak out!" bo said. What sort of lender agitation was answerhhle the door, and then gave way to my rago, be glaze, lemon juice, aut negler, dear, how
over taught you to conceal your thoughts? All through yesterday's delightful evening, I for thosa tears? Was it possible, harely possible, fore it stilled me. I stamped on the floor, I black she looks! What have I said to offend
The cook passed over the lady who had pra. Have I ever to a hard father, whe discouraged never once thought of Philip's father. When that Eunice and might go to bed, one night, a clenched my fists. I cast myself on the bed, I re-her?" woke this morning, I remembered that old Mr. widower's daughters, and trako up the nort deg viled that hateful woman by- orory Lard word
that I could throw at her. Oh, the luxury of it! sumed to instruct her, as if no such person had you when you wished to confide in him? What I'conid est no to discover a stepmother? Dunboyne was a rich mon.
boom present, and addressed herself to me: "If are you thinking ubout? Do you know anything "Have I or my sister ever seen the lady P" the luxury of it! breakfast for thinking of the pour girl who was
Cold water and my hairbrush soon made me I am to be interterad with in my own kitchen, of this woman not allowed to marry her young gentleman, be- asked.
"Never. She has been living abroad; and I fit to bo scen again.
Miss, I will ask you to suit yourself at a month's canso she had no money.
As for the spare room, it looked a great deal notice." Mrs. Stareloy waited to sponk to me till the Lave not seen her myself since we were both
too comfortable fer un inoubus from foreign Miss Jillgall wrung bor bands in despair. rost of thom had left us together. I bal ox young people."
I meant so kindly," she; "and I anem My excolent innocent father! Not the faintest ports. The one improvement that I could have ported her notice that I looked dull and dis; mal. No her cleverness got at my soort ins of what I End been thinking of was in his mado, if a friend of mine had basu expected, was, to have mass mischief. With the best inten mind. Little did he suspect how welcome was suggested by the window curtains. I was look tions, Helens, I have set you and your servant I really didn't know you had sinch quite another way.
She said: "How do you feel after the con- the relief that he had afforded to his daughter's ing at stora place in one of them, and doterat varinuco. onet P You must be hard to please infeed, if wicked doubts, of hira. Bat ha had not sald anising to leave it unropsired, when I felt su atomper, Hannah, she declaved, following the you were not satisfied with the accompaniments, word yet about his cousin's personal appearance arm slipped round my waist from behind. A cook to the door. I'm sare there's nothing I There might be remias of good looks which the voice, so close that it tickled my senk. said: am not ready to do to make it up with you. last night."
"Dear girl, what friends we shall ba? housemaid was too stogid to discover.
I turu-Ferbapa, you havo not get the oliecas down Tho accompaniments of the Oratorio?"
staira I'm ready to go out and buy it for you. No, my dear. The aucutopaniment of "After the lang interval that has passed sisse ed round, and confronted Miss Jillgall.
I could show you how to keep ogge sweet and Philip."
you mot" I said, "I supposo she has become an
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fit very well; I shall be glad to improve it, if If I am not a good girl, where is a cool girl | yon will leave it ont for mo after you have gonD miserable state of mind, it was not to be done. I said I hope Mr. Dunboyne's father will
to be found? This is in Eazice's style. It to bed. Theret aried Miss Jillgall, as the couk "Perhaps aho is still attractive person?" not hear how lad to was to me?"
Mrs. Staveley asked why.
He smiled. I am afraid, Helena, that would sometimes anses me to winie my simple sister. majestically left the room, without eves looking I have just torn thres pages ont of my diary, at her, I have done my best to make it up, and My bitterness overflowed at my tongue. I never have been a very accurate description of
in deference to the expression of my father's you see how my advances are received. What hor." Baid. Because Papa is a poor man.”
I now know all that I wanted to know about wishes. He took the Brst opportunity which more could I have done I really ask you, dear, relieved. And Philip's Papa is a rich man," says Mrs.
I will soon satisfy you," he said, "that I Staveley, putting my own thought into words this larming person accepting one last marsel kis cousin permitted him to enjoy of speaking.to us a friend, what more chuid I have done?”
o privately and his objectives to caution ne I had it on the tip of my tongue to say; Tho have a pedases for preserving a worthless adapt her chill, but the Governor replies that die ja
for me.Where do you got these ideas of information which my father had strangely caiast hastily relying on first impressions of unk glossa't ask you to any chosse for her, or to latter. Miss Chance, xay dear, is not a woma sledy ponciled for. The story, thin provendo tan s relation of a crents of the second period (1877), wi On second thoughie, I won't destroy my jour-Eanico? Surely, you are not allowed to read forgotten.
We have been talking about the Indy for ere day or two," he said; and then farm your at, of her gown; all she wants is to have hering a bad use of my raply, I am struid aho would ayboy especially of Mies Jillgali.Wait touch her how to keep egge, or to improve the to be testo. If she saw or advantage in mak- comprised in the inteles of two girls, tan sister Helena!; I will not put it away. If I live to be an novels 3
some time," I And Bunion. The latter relates the meeting with n¦ old womati, it ring entuse me to open my book
said; and you have not yet told
estimate of the new member of our household."kitehon to herself." But here again it was us-not hesitate to do if Even if she is no longer liv family of the name of Stateles, and also with a young again, and see how foolish the poor wretch was And you have certainly never seen a play Pie her pue,"
The stormy state of my tamper had passed cossary to contember that this odious porion was ing, dit know into what vile usta. my letter Mr. Danbeyan, who lives with his father af Fair when shy we foun
Falbor looked a little embarassed. "It's not
may not lave Callen, or how it might be usißod marat
Clear your head, chill, of the nonsense that a very pretty name," he sawered. "My cousin, away, and had left my stoepbere calm aggiu.my father's guest.
Do you res non how a I ucald for that I had racired #coñ izdvics; "Pray don't distress yourself" I began; "I for some winkel purpose. I don't remember it at any other time in my has got into it-I can't think bow. Bich Mr. my unfortunata cousin, is-Mise Jilgal”
Am sure you are not to bluze, Miss Jilgall" correspond nee my become accidentally import I burnt out with each a loud "Oh!" that beat unluckily it reached me too late.
I had formed way estimate of Miss Jillgall,
art, tangh it is of no value in its:!?" life tromble? How can I tell?-I have Daaboyro has taught his heir to despins tha
"Oh, don't "Don't--what havi s little table. It must be wany years Nate act of marrying for raoney. He knows that laughed. I daught the infection and laughed and had put it in writing for my own sutising- since I was wretched enough to cry. I don't. Bailip will meet young ladies at my house and Londer still. Bloss Miss Jugal! Tho toterview tion, at least an hour betere my father found
von anderstand why I am arying now. My he has written to me on the subject of his son's promised to become an easy ons for both of us himself at liberty to speak to me. I don't agreçlenm. Call me Sakus." at sorrow, so far as I au rememtur, was the olioice of a wife. Let Philip had good prix-muks to bor newe. I was in good spirits, and I with him in distrusting first impressions; and tout barge. Other girls mothers comfort them ciples, good tompes, and good looks; and I pro-made no attempt to vastrain them. The next had proposed to put my opinion to the test, by when they are, wretched. If my mother had mise beforehand to find the money." There is time in Jigall honours you will & visit. I referring to what I had written about his consin licud-it useless to think about that. We lost what he says. Are you satisfied with Philip's said, "on must give me an opportunity of being at a later time. However, offer what he had
prosented to her." her, while 1 and my sister were too young to father, no understand our misfortune.
Ho made a strange reply." You may find your said to me, I felt hound in filial duty to take the opportunity, Helera seonor then yen anticipate"ges out of my box, and to let two days pass befors I presumed to enjoy the luxury of bating Did this mean that she was going to call agaia Misa Jilall in a day or two. Infraid I spoke Rippantly. I said: "Oh, father, another lady fascinated by the popular pessober p
cence. The flaverner restatos a menting tween the chaplain of the prison and a My, Tenbræggen, of Fanth Res clara, who turns out to be the Miss Elten beth Chance of a proylous obapter. "The Governor megives a letter from Mr. Danborus, of Fairmount,
Troland, brathy-in-law the mindrese, offering to
CHAPTER XIII. EDNICE DIARY.
Not long before I left home I board nos of our iso serrauts telling the other about a person who had bebewitched." Are you bewitch when you don't understand your own act? That has been my curious case, since I roturant from this picturá-show. This morning. I took my drawing renterials cut of my box, and tried to mako a portrait of young M Danhoyre from recollection. I sugesedel pretty well with his Frock sout ind cans: but, teg as I might, hix face was beyond me. I have never drawn nny- thing so badly since I was a little girl; I almost felt ready to cry. What a fool Im!
This morning I revived a letter from Papa it was in reply, to a letter that I had, written to his kind, so beautifully expressed, so like himself What I felt inclined to send him a confession of the strange state of feeling that has one or me, and to ask him to comfort and On record thoughts, I was afraid to advise nie.
de it. Afraid of Papa! I am forblur away from anderstanding myself than ever.
Mr Dunboyne paid us visit in the afternoon. Fortunately, before we wrul out.
I thought I would have a good look at him
so a to know his face hotter than I had known
it yet. Another disappointgent cas in store
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The best thing I can do is to wipe my pea, and shut so my Journal, and go home by the nest train.
I bar a great wind to bara my Jonrand. It tells me that I had better not think of Philip any
moré
What is sucting pain in my heart ?
I wish I had paver en Thip.
This seems an ungrateful wish. Socing him at tin pistare-show was a new cojinent. Sit ting next to him at dinner was a happiness that I don't recolle feling, evor when Papa has been most sweet and kind to me. I caght to be ashaved of myself to confess this Shall I write to my sister at bow should she know what is the water with me,, when I don't know it myself sides, Helena is nugry: she wrote unkindly to me when she answered my last lative, There is a dreadful loneliness in this great honga at night. I had better sag my prayers, and try to sleep. If it does'e make me feel happier, it will procent my spoiling my journal by dropping tearg op it,
What an evening of evenings this has been for me. Without intending it. I am sare, Last night, it was crying that kept me awake:
did what no other young tan fas ever dond-To-night I can't sloop for joy.
he made me feel coufused. Instead of locking
1 beard his Chi-tom name for the first time,
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"Oh, no!"
"Norer."
I jumped up in a state of ecstacy. Just as I hot thrown my sews rond Mrs. Staveley's Bock. the servant came is with a letter, and handed it to me,
The garden chairs were near us, He signed to ne gravely to be seated by his side, and said to himself: This is my fanit." Mra. What is your fault?" I asked
Holam had writion again, on this kust day of my visik Her letter was full of instructiona for buying things that she wants, before I leave Loodon. I read on quietly enough until I came to the postsertpt. The effect of it on me may be told in two words. I screamer. Stuvdley was natostly alarmed. "Bad news 1" she asked. Being quite unable to offer an opinion, I read the postscript out loud, and left her to judge for herself.
"I have left you in ignoranes, my dear, of my cousin's sad story. It is soon told; and, if it | obecks your marriment, it will make amends by deserving your sympathy, I was indebted to ber father, whoa I was a boy, for acts of kind-
On one thing I am determined. Ennica, ahali not form a basty opinion, either he shall un dergo the same severe discipline of self-restraint to which her sister is obliged to abit: Let us be just, es sabody says, before we are gener ous. No more for today.
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"Don't call we lies Jillgall. I call you Ho-
Nothing more,” I answered.
He changed again. After haring looked nu- accortably angry, he now looked unaccountably
Icumld say Yes" tathis with a wife conscience. But there wore some perplexities still loft in my mind It seemed strange that Miss Chance I had rally nutsupposed it possible that she sborld (apparently) have submitted to the severi- could be mero andurable than arar. Whooty of my father's reply, "Ishld have thenght," she mentioned Ler Christina enme, she succeded I said to han, "that she would hare sont veu as overtaaleas in producing that result. In the other impulent letter or perhaps have insisted whole list of women's names, is there any one to on seeing you, and using her tongue instead of be found so absolutely sickening at Selina'? her Tou I forced myself to pronounos it; I unde another atly-expressed apology; I said English aer vants Tara so very peculiar. Selina was more than satised; she was quite delighted.
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She could do neither the ons nor the other, Hene is Chance will novo find out wy address again, I have taken good care of that," He spoka in a loud voice, with a dashed face
Is that it, indeed? An explanation was all-as if it was quite a triumph to have prorated wantar. How good of you! And now bell me this woman from discovering his ad-lross. What is thors no chance, in the house or out of the reason could he have for being ao snxious to keep house, of my making myself useful? Ob, what's her away from him? Could I venture to don that P. Do I seu a chance? I do! I do!"
alude that there was a mystery in the life of I open my diary agcia-after the prescribed Miss Jilgall's eyes are more than mortul. At man so blameless, so truly pious? It shocked interval has clapsed. The first impression pro- one time they are microscopes, at another time, cu rau to think of it. daced on me by the new member of our house. they are falecopes. She discovered (right
They argilance between us, to which the hold remains entirely unchanged.
across the room the torn place in the window cur housemaal affered a welcome interruption. This was Helena's newe from homes.
Have I already made the remark that, whentai. Iz au instant, ste sastaled a dirty little Thinner was ready.
"One He kissed me before we left the room. "I must prepare you for a surprise, before ness which I can never forget He was twios one removes 4 page from a book it does not leather use out of her pocket, threaded her Four rotarn. Yon will find strange harried. The death of his first wife left him necessarily follow that one destroys the page noodle, and bagno darning the curtain. She word more, Holont," he said, "and I have done. established at bone. Don't suppose there is with our child-once my playfellow; now the afterwards P
did I leave this to be inferred sang over her work. "My heart is light, my Living or dead, married or single. let there bo any prospect of her bidding us goodbye, if we lady whose visit has exiled your curiosity. Fio In sither case, my course of proceeding was the will is frw I can repeat up more of it no mora talk between as about Elizabeth Chaos." only wait long enough. She is already as much second wife was a Belgian.
To be continued) She persuaded his game, I ordered some paste to be made. Thon When I heard her singing roles, I became reck- a member of the family as we are. Yon shell to sell his baxinusa to London, and to invest the unlocked a drawer, and found my poor ill-usat less of consequences, and ran out of the room with form your owe yobiassed opinion of her, Eunice money in a partnership with a brother of hor's, leaves, and put them back in my journal. An my hands over my ears. · · For the prosen's, I say no more."
established as a sugar-refiner at Antwerp. The not of justion inly not the loss praiseworthy Tasked Mrs. Storeley what she thought of my little daughter accompanied her further to Bol-bemuse it is up not of justion done to cnaself. news from home. She said: "Bad news, my ginn. Are you attending to me, Halens ?" doar-especially if your father is concerned in I was waiting for the interesting part of the it."
story, and was wondering when he would get to As time want on," he resumed, "the new partner found thist the value of the bosiness at
CHAPTER XIV. HELENA'S DIARY.
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CHAPTER XVL
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.'
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HANDSOME AMEMCAN MANUAL.
ANU PEDAL BASS ORGAN, ALMOST NEW. DIMENSIONS-Longth, 4. fest 11 inohear that he had been destroying a large acoamn-height, 5 fast 2 inches; width, 2 foot 4 inches. lation of old lettirs, and had onded (whon his In Walnut case, carved and polished.
The instrument has Six Oclaves of Keys,
I found him at his writing table, with anch a heap of torn-up paper in his warto basket that it overflowed on to the floor. He oxplained to me
My father has oftes told me that he reviews When I reached the foot of the stairs, my his writings on religieus subjects. I may harm-father called no into his study. basly imitate that good example, by ravleing my restored antry. It is now a sufficiently remark able performance to be distinguished by s title. Let me call it:
Impressions of Mice Fulgall.
Philip eslled on ne again today. He brought at him. I sit with my lead down, and listen with him tickets for the performance of an to his talk. is nice this is high praise-Oratorio. Serred cinsic is not forbidden musió reminded me of Papa's voice. It seemed to among our people. Mrs. Staveley and. Mias persuade me as Papa pereundes his congregation. Staveley went to the concert with us. Philip I felt quite at meo ogoln. Won he went away, at I sat next to orah other. we shook hands. He gave my hand a littlo] My sistör is a musichu-I am nothing. That squee. I gave hits back the squéizo-without į sonads lilter; bat I don't mean it so All I knowing why. When he was gone. I wished I mean is, that I like simple little songs, which I had not done it without knowing why, either. onu ciag to myli by remembering the tune. To-day, I want as mais? to the Scriptura clase Antwerp had beer greatly overrated. Afte: »
There my musied enjoyment onds. When for girls. It was harder work than ever, teach-long struggle with adverse circumstances, he My first impression was a strong one-it was amplopment began to grow worrisome) in vr- today. Mrs. Staveley said to me: We are voices and instruments burst out together bying without Eunice to help me. Indeed, I felt decided on withdrawing from the partnership produced by the state of this luly breath. Ining his correspondence rather carelessly. C. Scalo, Six Sets of Beals, Tiffen Stops, via going to have a daner party, Shall I ask hundeyds, I feel bewildered. I also got attacked lonely all day without ray sister. When I got before the whole of his ospital was lost in Buller wurde, I was obliged to let har king me. It The vaselt was that be and torn up a letter, and Diapason, Melodia, Vials, Daleet, Principal, Philip Danboyne 1 said to Mrs. Storder by fidgets. This last misfortune is sure to over home, I rather hoped that some friend might failing comamorial speculation. The and of it is a duty to be considerato tomarde aunian infira copy of the reply, which ought to have on Colisto, Flats D'Amour, Cello, Gremenu,
Ch, do
take me when choruses are being performed. have come to ste us, and have been asked to stay was that he retired, with his daughter, to a small mity. I will only say that I thought I should set aside as worthy of premuration. After col-Flagle Horn, Forte, Tor Humana Delare She is an old winao; her yes are dim At The unfortnante people empleyad are made to
town in East Flanders, the wecck of his pre-bare fainted.
looting the fragments, he had heaped them on Couplar. Bearton Padal, Mancal to Fedals, perty having left him with an income of no more
If I could contrive times she can look mischievous. She looked steep singing the same words, over and over and
put them Grand Orgu, Foot Felal, Swell Foot Pedal. My second impression draws a portrait, and the tablu. me misshievously non. I wished I had not been over again, till I Sed a perfect misery to listen
than two hundred pounds a year.”
produces a striking likeness.
together again on fair sheets of paper, and fasten Foot Blog Pals, Blow Handle. Pelais- so eager to havs Mr. Duabryno asked to dinan toihin. The choruses were unendurable in the
I showed my father that I was attending to
Figure, little and lean-hair of the dirt: deny them in their right places with gam, I should1 Set Notes Perial Roads, 16 foet: Pitch.
Can be seen at the Office of the Daily Press A fear his core to me that I may have dogryded] perkorunnes to-night. This is one of them:
his now, by inquiring what had become of the calcar which we see in string-all light grote doing him a scrrive, at a time when he was
azy morning between the hours of 10 AM. oys My spirits are depressed. This, as Papers we are all alone in the wilderness-alune
Belgiuu wife. Those nervous quireringe, which eyes, sly and roatiass, and deeply sank in the too busy to set his mistake right for himself talls us in bis aurinong, is a mistrable world. In the wildernesa- in the wüderness, alone, alone,
Hora was the best excuse that I could venire auf NOON Eunice has mentioned in her diary, begun to head-prominent cheek bones, and a florid com.
Hongkong, 6th April, 1882. appear in his faco a sorry I cerpted the Stareloy's incitation. I alone-here we are in the wilderness one in I am sorry I want to see the pietums. When the wildernail all alone in the wilderness,
See the nation to all for bate got a headache, and
stop upstairs be perm who writes Cesterios, and beg him to ayselt. I don't think I like his Christian uma. give the pror music & intro gauerdas allowance Ilute Londen. I hate everybody,
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tu tea. The hound opened the door to me I asked Maria if anybody had called,
"Yoa; Mise; a lady, to see the master." "A strangar
ter.
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of words.
When my father came in to tea, I began to Wbut I wrote npaboro, yesterday, is nonsense.
Whenever I looked at Philip. I found him feel some curiosity about tho lodyho had called I think his Christina mume is perfect. I like logking at me. Perhaps he saw from the Brat on bind. Visitors of that sort, in general, nover London. I love everybody.
that the tansic was wearying music to my igno-appen to dwell on bis wind after they bare gong He came to dinner to-day. I sat next to him, sunt cars. With bis naaldelicacy he said nothing away; he sees too many of them, and is too well flow beautiful n dress cont is, and a white cravat!] for some time. But when becaught me yawning accustomed to what they have to say. On his Wa taikat. He wanted to show what my Cirishong I did my host to hit it, for it looked like particular evening, however, I pervived tia rame was. I was so pleased when I found being ungrateľal, for the tickets), then he could pearances that set me thinking; he looked wor-was sufficient for their wants. Ou the father's at that she 'trasted to flattery as the castast he.carn that I had taken. But, when he began, DAIRY FARM, or to the care of ME. V.
I put no more questions. Many ladies visit my father. They call if consulting the Minis. He advises tous in their rotlles, and guides there in their religious diffiorities, sud so It is too shameful a story," he said, "to be plexion-an inquisitive nose, turning up at the for keeping out of Miss Jillgalt's way. I cimer-
Phng and in the warrings
a large mouth and a servite amile zawfully set to work on the restoration of the letters, far as I know, thay are mostly old maids, and selvad by law; and the wife was the person tolking bande, decorated with pack LOU Tile a father went with his writings
misfitting white jacket and n lipp skirt-man Having put the fragments together excepting they waste the Minister's time
blamu. I sin kare, Helena, ton don't wish to more familiar temper cleverly hidden-rola tos a few gaps caused by morsels that had been lost hear any more of this part of the story."
Irritating to be mentioned. Whose portais - wis willing to fasten them down, with I dist wish. But I saw that he expected me thief It is the photograph of Miss Jillgell, taken gam, tntil I could foci sare of tot haring made to sex Horse I said it.
any mistakes: especially in regard to some of in words, l'ho father and daughter," he went on,
Hor iros character is not easy to discover, the lost words which I had been obliged never so much as thought of returning to their nepect that it wil only show isot little by little. reatoro by guess-work. Se copied the letters, own country. They were too poor to live com. That she is a born muddler other people's af- and submitted them, in the first place, to my sp-fortably in England. In Belgiam their income fairs, I think I can see alrealy. I so found father's approval. ·
He praised me in the prettiest manner for death, the daughter remained in the town. She means of making herself greablo. She tried after moms hestation, to read any copy, I noticed had friends there and friends nowhere else; and her first experiment on mysel.. she might hap lived abroad to the end of her
be promptly attend to. "You obarming girl," she Logan, "your brigh, a change. The sails left bis face, and the DANENBERG, at H. M. NAVAL YARD, will daye, but for 's culuulty to xich we are all fuco oucourages me to ask a faroite: Pray make nervore quiverings showed themselves again. Hongkong. 3th April, 1999. hable. A long and serious less completely useful! The one aspiration of my life as to "Quite right," my child," he said, in low, and prostrated her Skilled medical attendase, busofal Unless you employ me in that way, Lenos. cesting large sums of money for the doctors These en right to intrade myself into your familycted to see him regte his writing: He
On returning in my side of the table. I ox-J travelling expenses, was imperatively required.direte. Tos, yes, I know that your father has Experienced nurses, satambued from, a distant
arossed the room to the window, and sioci (with his back to me) looking out.
he was cue of the few people who like it. His restrain himself no longer. He whispered ia myriad and anxious.
buir curls aaturally. ln colour, it is something foær : between my hair and Helena's. He wears bil beard. How mùnly! It curls naturally likä hie asir; it smells deliciously of sorts perfame which is new to me. He has white bands; his nais look as if he polisheri them; I should like de polish my anis. if I know how. Whatever I said, De apearl with me: 1 felt satisfied with my own conversation, for the first fins in my life. Blom won't find me a simpleton when I go beme What esquisite things dianer parties aro!
"Yes"
"Ia the lady concerned in it P
What lady, my dear?"
Has anything happened, father, to vex you?" Ion are getting tired of this. And so am L” I said. I am trying to like it." I whispered bark. *Don't try ho answered. "Let's talk" Ho meant, of course, talk in whispers. We ware 1, good del aunoyed-especially when the characters were ulf aloin in the wildernes===|Y bursts of singing and playing which interrupted us at the most interesting mounts. Philip per- oreal with a warly firmuoss, What could I do but follow his example—at u distance?
He said: "Iz it really true that your visit to Mrs. Staveley is coming to un-ond "
I answerel: "It comes to an and the day after to-morrow.”
My sister told me (what we suid goodbye) to be partienter in writing down ing trio spicion of the staveleys Hulenia wishes to compuce what she thinks of them with what I think of them,
My opinion of Mr. Stavulog is -I. don't liko Are you sorry to be lanting. your friends in hies. My opinion of Miss Starelby is-I can't | Londor?
As for Master Staveley, my cievor endur hér
Wimi I might have said if he had made that
safer will understand that he is beneath motion inquiry day on slier, when I was the most miser- But, oh, what a wonderful woman Mrs. Staveley able creature living, I would rather not try to is! We went out together, after linekçon to-das”, i guess. Being quite happy us things ware, I could for a walk in Kensington Garders. Never have honestly tell him I was Burly,
Yes, if you please" Enoite!
I heard any conversation to compare with Mrs. You can't possibly be an sorry as I am Staveley's. Helena skull enjoy it here, at sond Eunice. May I call you by your prsity name band. I am quite changel in two things. First, I think more of myself than I ever did before. Socoul; writing is no longer a Biesty to me. I could Elf a hundred journals, without once stopping to think
"You will lonro blank in my life when you go wy Mrs. Staveley began nicely: "I suppose..
Thera another eborns sopped him, just as I Basice, you have often been told that you have was eager for muro. It was tucks delightfully a gook Genre, and that you walk well
Ber secation to hear a young gentleman telling
I said: Holona think my Egara is better me that I had left a blank in his life. The aest Chou my face. But do really walk well? No-change in the Oratorio brought up a young lady, body ever told me that,"
singing aloneo. Some people bakind te grumbled
I
*
The hedy who called on you white I was
Who told you she had called on me?” "I asked Maria
out"
"That will do. Ilalega, for the present" hospital were in attendance night and day opened his hose and bis heart to me. But He drank his tos and went back to his study, Luxuries, far beyond the reach of her little dare not found any claim-your name is Helena, instead of staying awhile and talking pleasantly income, were abstotaly required to mapport her isn't it? Dear Haloon, I dare not found any as usual y respect submitted to his want of wastad strength at the time of her tellolaim on what I owe to your father's kindness.
Why not "I inquired. confidence in me; but my curiosity was in a state cover. In one word, bez resources were sadly. revolt. I sat for Macia, and proceeded to diminished, when the poorerosture had präd ker make my own discoverisa, with this result, debts and had roguided her kald on Bfe. At No other person had called at the house. No.that time, she unhappily met with the man who thing had happened, exsert the visit of the mys. has ruined her."
torious lady, She looked between young and It was getting interesting at last. "Rained old. And oh deur we, she was certainly not her?? I repeated. "Do you mean that he pretty. Not dressed niosly, to my mind', bet | robbed her i
"Because your father is not a man—————" I was rude cuongh to interrupt her? What
is he then ?
When I had first discovered the sinse of the letters, they failed to interest me. A tiresome Wonac, presuming on the kindness of a good- narad man to beg a favour which she had no right to ask, and receiving a refusal which she had richly deserted, was no remarkable event in An angel," Miss Jillgal answered solemnly. my experience es my father's secretary and A destitute earthly oreature like me must not copyist. But the obsuge in his face, while he
the lotters. There more looks up as big as your father. I might be a part was sure in the evidenti dazslod,"
This was rather more than I could endure that 1 had discovered. I kept my manuscript boy do say drose is a matter of tasta. Try as "That, Helens, is exactly what I mean-and might, I could get no more than that out of my ad many a helpless woman has been patiently. Lotus ty."I sugged, "If we op her it is:
From Miss Elizabeth Chance to the Res. Abel our stupid young housetaald.
bed in the same way. The man of whom I ama't understand each oiler, at starring"
Granulieu.. Misa Jiligall's little oyes twinkled in their Later in the orching, the cook had decision to now speaking was lawyer in largo practice. corsnit me about rapper. This was a person Ho be an excellent character, and we highly bony careras. "The very thing I was going Date of year, 1859 Date of terrth, missing). "Dear Sir, You have, I hope, not quite for passeng the advantages of age and experiance respected for his exemplary life. My main nct to prope!" she burst out I asked if she had seen the kuly. The evok's at all a discreet person. I am bound is admit) tell ye plainly that faitory is not relished in last year in the governor's rosas, Ilteser der Tory well, I went on; "thes, let me gotten the interesting conversation that wo ad reply, remio something new: I can't say I was induced to consult him on her pecuniary this house."
spoke a little flippantly at the time; but I am affairs. He expressed the most generous sym Do you mean that you heard her speaking pathy-offered to employ her little capital in his she repeated the world, and looked quite beat of no want of respect to guzell. My pe "Flattery Sh's put her hand to hay headsure you will believe me when I say that this was "No. Micrying."
business and piedpeil himself to pay her double
sow the lady; but I heard her."
"Where was slie crying ?"
"In the mastor's study."
"How did you come to bear her "
Am I to understaul, Misa, that yo inspecti of listening "
the interest for her money which she ha been wildered "Dest Helsus, I have lived all oyunlary vosition being far from prosperous, I in the habit of receiving from the sound rest Ufa iu East Flanders, and my own language is an endeavouring to obtain the vacant situation ment vhosen by her father."..
occasionally strange to me. Can you tell me housekeeper in a public institution, the pro- spectus of which I enclose. You will see it is role Aud of course be gut the money, and never what flattery is in Flemish p
of theplace that a saline must be asingle wo- paid the interest Eager to hear the end. I
"I don't understand Flamjab," "How very provoking! You don't understand man (which I am), and mart be recommended by a
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He said to me, I resist the temptation because I voice perfect. It seemed to lond itself so nicely words? I looked shocked at the bare idea of words. My father's answer quietly repraved should so like to know what it means. Ah. Iman when it is my good fortune to know, and COGNAC-The popular " 4 Star quality and
Ia a lie told by a lock as band non lio tuld by interrupted the story in those inconsiderate Flemish, and I don't understand Flattery. I clergyman. You are the only reverend gentie.
She answered: "Philip Danboyan thicke suat the wraliness of her voice. We thought here
might be wouling in respect if I gave way to it. I to our whispers. But I should like to folle bar when she goes He sald Will you help me to think of you sospecting a respectable person of listening 10:
best-No better shipped. out-merely for the pleasure of seting her walk,""] while you are away? I want to lungire what The cooks songs of honour was satisfied; ato He paid the interest regularly as long as heses books in this lovely room. Is there a dicthe thing is of a mora formality. Pray
I stoni stock#lill. said nothing: When your life is at home. Do you live in a town er in readily explamed herself: “I was passing thu lissa."
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**And what happened whon ho died ?” cuse, um discovered a dictionary. Now I shal: 18 my reference. Sincerely yurre, EZARETH
SCOTCH. WHISKY. happened to me before), I find you can't move I told him the name of ear town. When we Here my discoveries came to an end.
"He died a bankrupt, the somet profligacy of understand Flattery she remarked and the HANCE-PS-Please address: Miss E-Chance, and can't talk. You can only enjoy yourself. give a person information, I have always heard certainly possible that an allicted member of my his life was at last expose. Nothing, actually we shal: understand each other. Oh, let me find Posto Restante, St. Martin's-le-Grand, London." The CARLTON"-11 years old, Kid Mrs. Staveley had more things to tell that we ought to make it complete. So I mor- father's coagregation might have called on him nothing, was left for his credilera. The suit for myself?" She ran her raw rad finger From The Rev. Abel Gracediou To Miss Chasone Heart Shaped Bottle."
(Copy) me. She said: "I am interested in Philip. Itioned our address is the town. But 1 was to be comforted. But he sens plenty of afflicted fortunate creature, where ugly name has amwed along the alphabetical lwalings at the top of each:
F.A.D That won't do. · F.LE, "Madam, The brief curversation to which The "Sqaars Bottle."
Qountry
It was
fully for our uoxt mosting at sepper-time. No
Your obedient servant, ANEL GRÂCEDIEU.”
A
so, and there would be an end to any allusions of
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IRISH WHISKY,
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fived near Fairmount in the time before I was troubled by a doubt. Perhaps he preferred the ladies without looking worried and anxious after you must get help somewhere, or must go to the page. married; and in those days he was a child country. Being anxious about his. I said, they leave bim. Still mapecting something out work house
Farther on still. FLE. Too for the other your letter alludes took place at an accidentul Are C. P. & Co.'s selected Whiskies of perfect quality, such is well matured and free from want him to worry a choring girl, and be Would you rather have heard tlust I live in the of the ordinary ecurse of ovents, I waited hopetrifles, this would have explained the reason why praias.. Commendation towed for the pur time, and I have not seen you anos. It is im
If I had been is a state of mind to attend to a E.L.A. Here we are! Fattery: False mooting between us. I they saw yon for the first
have oil. happy."
What made me think directly of Mix Staveley Live where you may. Eurise, the place will thing came of it. My father left me by myself the cook had heard Miss Jillgall crying. But pose of gaining favourandiufnence Ob, Helena possible for me to aseurs the claims of a perfect What made me wad to. kuow if she was the be a favourite place of wise. Besides, your agein, when the meal wea over. Tie is always the prospect before mis-the unendurable pas.bow ernel of you!" She dropped the book, and stranger, like yourself, to fill a situation of test The "GLENLIYET" în round bottles is popular charming girl I was bold enough to ask the town is fumans. It has a public attraction which courteous to his daughters and be made an yest of having a strange woman in the house sank into a ohuirthe picture, such a thing I beg to declius acting as your representative. question. Mr. Staveley turned to ra, with that brings vizitors to il."
apology: "Exonce me, Holeno, I want to think. hud showed itself too plainly to be mistakes. I can be, of a broken-hearted old maid mincherous look which 1-have notice already. I made another of those mistakes which no eon- "I went to bed in a vile humour, and slegt could think of nothing olso. With infinite dif- I should most sasuredly asvo inken the oppor
Only one quality consigned, the best. "I I felt as if I had hoen ennuing at the top of my sible girl, in my position, would have committed, badly, wondering in the long wekaful honra, fenty I assumed a momentary appearance of banity of leaving her to her own devices, if
My father was still at the window. spoet and liud not got my breath agnio, yet. I asked if he alluded to our now market place.
In that idle position he crald hardly complain what now robuff I should meet with on the next composure, and suggested that Miss Jillgalt had been free to act as I pleased. tit my in. But this good motherly friend sol me at my He set a right in the sweetest manner: "I day.
foreign frionds might have done something to terests as a daughter forbade me to wake of me for interrupting him, if I ventured to talk. In valics in particular are recommended to select ease She explained herself: Philip is not alluded to a building hundreds of years older
help her.
onemy of my father's cousin, on the first day about the lottery which I had put together... If jauch üksi, poor fellow, in our house. My hue than your market place your beautiful cathe At broakfast this morning I was agreeshly father defended her foreign friends. My when she had entered the house. Inde at my curiosity displeased him, he had only to say “band wasiders him to be weak nud valu and deal.”
surprised. No signs of anxiety showed then-deur, they were pour peopfs, and did all they apology, very neatly expressed. fickle. And my daughter agrees with her father. Fay my not having thought of the cathedral! selves in my father's face. Instead of retiring could afford tode. Bu for their kindness, my There are times when she is barely cirit to This is what comes of being a Wesleyan Motho to his study when we rose frem table, le pre cousin might not have been able to return to Jillgal is a nimbla as monkey and (Faugh him at the wild wept his tonic tornat vu zao,
She inaped up let me de her justice: Missinine to the aub oct. My first ides was to join For Connoisseurs the following have their gra Philip He is too good-natured to complain, but dist. If I had belonged to the Church of Eng-posed taking a term in the gardot: "You ara England.
she kissed me for the second timu. If I had perceiving that he kept his book tarnet ou e, The" INVALIDS" pale, delicata, fuis flator Ime it. Tell me, my dear, do you like Philip "land, I should have forgolius the market plana, Iooking pale, Helens, and you will be the batter And to east bersalf on your mercy," I added, been a man. I am afraid. I should bare callest for I thought it might be more pradent to remain" Amoxoso," a Stouter Wine, very popular,
"Mansanilea." u clean day appetising Wine, "Of course, I do!" Out it came in those nords and ropomberad the cathedral. Not that I want fer a little fresh air. Deskles, I have something the claracter of a helpless woman." that deally poison (we uro el temperanca people at the table. boforo I could stop it. Was there something to belong to the Church of England. Papa's to say to you."
This iss Chance meets to be an impudent "SHERY-WEITE SEAL" a spracial favorite ía No, Helena! Not to east herself on my mercy in this house) known by the name of Brardy.
Chinh. unboaming to a young lady is mying what chapel is good enough for me.
Exultement; I am sure, is good for young but to flud my house open to her, as her father's "If you will make me love you," Miss Jilgall person!" I said
CLARET, had fret aid Mrs. Staveley seed to be niora The song sung by the lady with the small voicewomen. I saw in his face. I heard in his last house was open to me, in the bygone time. I am explained, "you must expect to be kissed. Dear amasel than angry with me. She took my arm was a postly that the antisuce ensored it. words, that the mystery of the lady was at last her only surviving relative; and, whilst I live, she girl, let us go back to my poor little petition. kindly, sad lod me along with her. My dear. Didn't Philip and I help them! With the sweet to be revealed. The sensation of languor and shall not be a helpless woman."
Ob, do make mousefalt There are so many her you are un clear as crystal, and os teso is steel, jest smiles the lady sang it all over again. The fatiguo which follows a disturbed night, loft me I began to wish that I had not spoken out things I can do: you will find me a treasure in "Tee" Yeh are a favourite of mine already.”
"people bakind as left this concert.
"What sort of a woman to look at Ugly P directly.
plainty. My father's sweet temper-I do so the hones I write a good Land: I understand What a delightful woman, as I sail just now. Ho said: "Do you know, I take the graisst My father gave ine his arm, and we walked sincerely wish I had izberited it-made the polishing furniture; I can dress hair (lock at
"No." I asked if she really liked me as well as she liked interest in cathedrala? I propose to enjoy the slowly up and đợwn the lawn.
Here were three answers which Easico her Lindest allowances for me.
my own hair); I play and sing a little when sister.
privilege and pleasure of seeing your cathedral "When that lady called on me yesterday," he "I understand the momentary bitterness of people want to be amused; I can mix a salad and self would have been quick enough to interpret I felt a little She said: "Better."
jourly next week.
began, "you wanted to know who sho was and feeling that has escaped you." he said, "I may knit stocking who is this The cook came as three warnings to say no more. I didn't expect that, and didn't want it. Helena Thad only to look at him to see that I won the you were garprised and disappointed when I re-utmest say that & szpuetud it.. My only bosila iz, at the moment, to consult me, I introduced buet by his keeping his back tuned on me At is my superior. She is prettier than I am, olowrer cathedral. It was no serprise to hear next that fused to gratify your curiosity. My silence was tion in this matter has been caused by my seuse her. And, al "eriod Kiss Jillgall in astary, the ear timo, and naturally I think, I found then I om, better worth liking this I am, 1rs, he thought of "paying his respects to Mr. Greco-007 a selfih sitede, Helens. I was thinking of of what I owe to my children. It was putting I can cook! De please let me sed the kitobeny interest in Misa Chance (I don't say my Staveley shifted the talk back to Philip Idion." He begged me to tell him what sort of you and your sister; and I was at a lose how to your onderause, and your sister's endurance, to The cock's face turned red. Eho had come to friendly interest) considerably increased by my ought to base sald Mr. Philip. No, I went: i reuptiva le might hope to sunet with, when his uet for the bort. You shall hear why my children trial to expact you to receive a stranger (and me to make a coatesston; and she had not fasthe father's nasally rude behavior siinil call bine Philip. If I had a heart of stone, called at our house. I got se excited in doing were in my mind, presently, I must foll you that stronger not a young girl like yourselves) afterwards said) borgained for the presence of a animated by an irresistible desire to make him I should frol interested in him, after what Mrs. justies to Papa, that I quits forget to whisper arst that I have arrived at a decision; I hope us gas of the househoid, living with you in the stranger. For the first time in her life she took taru round, and look at 139 1
when the mert ansation came. Philip wanted to and beliore on reasonable grounds. Ank to any elcsest intimacy of family life. The considera- the liberty of whispering to me:"I must ask
Miss Chanoo's latter was written many years Bach a sad story, in same ropecia. Methar, kuce if Dr. Gracedien disliked strangers questions you piests; my silence will be notion which has decided no does justice, I hope, yon, 315, to le nie wond up the cauliflower ago, I resmed. "I suppose at that thus she W brothers, sister all dead. Only this father left: When I answered, "Oh, dear, no," I said it longer an obstacle in your way."
to you and Eonleo, as well as to myself. I think plain boiled; I don't anderstead the directions knew where to write to you?" and he lives u dismat áte ou à loudly stormy out lond, so that the people kɛarà me.” Cruel, This was so oucouraging that I said at once that some allowance le due from my daughters to in the book for doing it is the foreign way. coust. Not a severe old goutleman, for all that. jornal people! They all turned contd and star- -* I should like to know who the lady le?? the fathar who has always made loving allowance i Miss Jillgall's ears--perhaps becanes they are His reasons for taking to retirement ore reasons ed. One hideous old woman setumlly said, "Si. The lady is related to me," he sawered f Mr. Slureiny saya! which nobody knows.lence?" Mine Staveley looked disgusted. Erou We are consius."
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