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PERSONAL INTRODUCTION.

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BLANCHE WILLS CHANDLÈR.

(Continued.)

I turned round nervously and found that I had not been deceived as to the footsteps, but they were not those of the pale-faced Madonna. They were the heavier ones of the brawny flower suller, who had been joined by another fatter and brawnies than herself, and both were dogging me breathlessly, but pertinaciously, and keeping up a ronning commentary of abuse

"Kin on. Bal, down't lose soight of 'er if yer basta yerself, we'll re th' peelers or 'er if we drorps for it. Yer ain't baowed yet are yer? Wat a pity Lis ain't 'ere. She'd ha tripped er hoy, thoals, Liz 'ad; in now toime.-There Acod she is!--the stuck up, whoite livered biby 1 chit-Keep hup, Sal!"

Oi'm keepin kup, ain't Oi Oi carn't do more nor Oi can. It's yur beat, but we're pale in this Ullo!there's Liz Ere, Lis,kim ere! Era's pisty fived kid bin sellin' on owld Pawlly's beatBee or there she isketch er hup,-Oi'm done,"

I looked wildly round. One woman had sunk exhausted on the kerb, but the other was upon ne, and a third, a wiry-looking girl with a tawny fringe dipping into her eyes and some draggled wall-flowers in her hand, dartad to- wards me from the road.

Desperately I lived betwon the passers-by and fed down a side street, but the tawny-fringed girl was on me in a moment and had grabbed I struggled to free myself, but me by the arm, I was like a baby in her hands, and she hold me pinned against the wall

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I knew that face with the hair curling crisply on the temples, had the jurking lines of humour round the straight month.

It was the Editor 1

into my eyes, and he w serioas enough now,

wakin' betray you for all the world." After that I told him everything. He knew Uncle Robert, it seemed, quite well, and he was starting a new magazine, and Uncle was going to contribute the science articles and the aditor about

The Lokening omviction had hardly formed itself when, as it to add the last drop to my up of desolation, I saw myself reflected in a mirror had appointed that evening to arrange FwGAY opposite A

Great Heavens! the aspect I presented! My hat, a revolting mass of starting wire and card board, hung in two detachments, the crown rakishly over my ear, the brim round my neck, scratches of all dimensions, some bleeding freely decorated my face and hands, one eye was awell ing rapidly, and my dress, rendered probably less able to bear the strain to which it had been subjected by reason of the application of the wart tincture, was literally dropping from me plecenial. Of flowers, I had none with the exception of one daffodil with a long stalk which somehow or other had become entangled in my fringe, in which position it stood orest and gave the finishing stroke to my appearance..

the illustrations.

He's nearly due again now," concluded the Really he could not have Editor," so I think I'd better put you into a cab to avoid a collision, been more kind and considerate if I had appealed to his artistic taste. "I shall get Professor Rowan to invite me to dinner," he said smiling, four wheeler, and give me a personal intro- as he held my hand through the window of the duction to his niece.

He was as good as his word. Only a fort- night afterwards, as I was sitting at the window in the evening, up dashed a hammom with Uncle Robert and George-

"I say, you've let the cat out of the bag now," said my husband who had been looking over my shoulder the last ten minutos.

"Have It How Oh, I soe'll cross it Don't do anything of the kind, Kitty," said George decisively, that's just the sort of end- [THE END.). ing editors like,"

I think I can without shame confess that at self-control gave way this supreme moment mThat is to say, I went out." and I fainted in coils. through all the preliminaries of that proceeding and had actually executed one coil when a light tap came at the door, and I heard a voice say, "If you please, sir, Professor Rowan would like to see you.

The next moment I had regained the per- pondienlor with supernatural rapidity, pre- cipitated myself upon the Editor's breast, and implored him to succour, help, and hide me.

My dear child, for goodness' sake be ealm. don't cry like that," said the Editor, alternately

"It's all right, no administering seething pate on my back and Tell searching for restoratives. body's coming in, nobody shall come to This him to go to the devil shoulder to the clerk who stood diffidently in the doorway. That is, tell him I'll be ready for him in half an hour if he'll call again. I'm on gagod now Now, what's happened? Tell me all about it."

he continued, as the clerk retreated, dragging up an easy chair and putting me gently into it.

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1.-A Persian Soldier in National UniformA holding a rifle. with the left hand and resting it on the shoulder, the right hand is closed to a fist on the leather belt, with a sword being onit on the left. There is a Porsian lion on the closure of the belt und also one on the soldier's! cap.

But I was dumb. All my senses were strain- od listening to the sound of footsteps outsiño, unmistakably Uncle Robert's. They passed the door to my unuttarablo relief and went on slow.ut holding a Chinese Coin.

2.-The figure of a Chinese dancing on the rocks in mid ocean with his right hand stretched

"Naow then, wot's throw?" she said, as the other woman arrived on the scene, followed shortly after by the swaying form of Sul, gasp ing but triumphant at my capture.

Raow?" shrieked thu first woman hoarsely, her huge visage purple with excitement and Woy! Of am't took a braown all this blessed noight. 'Cos woy Ces all the torfe 'nd gordens on 'em, and didn't worn't no more, Streike me bloind if Of could miko it out: Then Oi see a norb, ons as as ad 'is gerden rs-ly down the stairs. gler from me ever since 'o come to Taown, with 'An 'e toolips suuff on 'in ter trim a 'earso. shikes 'is eul and wolves no nwy an' 'e ses, "Corn't patronoize yur sort with smort little toris loike that abah." sos's, an' to chricks 'is oys over 'is shoulder an then i sees this 'uzzy with 'er grand at an' 'er igh 'eels, with a craowd o' turfs rahnd '-run' suoilin' bap in their fices an' lolliu' in th tim as if she didn't worn't it!" "Orf a crown-for a bunch o' veilets! Wat de yer ay for that?" invoke in Sal botweyn rasping pasta.

Naow thou, young chit," said my captor, grinning at ne derisively and flipping bor fin gars close to my face, "Speak up, what do yer sy for vergif

Has he gone I gasped. "Evidently," muid the editor, reconnoitring through the door.

3A Room having a yellow curtain on its left. In the room are two Chinese women sit- sing beside a table on a nint. On the table are books, a small pot and a lighted candle. One of the woman is pointing out to her companion a passage in the book which the other is listening to.

"You're sure he won't come back F!! "Certain. Not for half an hour at any rate,"

4-The figure of a Chinaman holding a staff with conviction. He's a very harmless old gentleman though. I can assure you--Now tall

The woman mo what's the matter. Lean back-why you're with his left hand and directing a Chiness

woman standing next to him. Who's been hurting you

holds a fan with her left hand and is listening trembing all over. like this, sh?"

to the man. The pair aro standing close to house facing a hilly landscape with a stork flying above their heads.

The Editor's voice was sympathetic, his eyes were full of kind concern, and his mouth, at any rate for the present, was grave us a judge's.

Benssured on the subject of Uncle Robert, my mind reverted to the original object of my mission, and the recollection plunged me again into an hysterical condition.

"It's-all a f-failure." I said, jerking out the words between my sobs, "aud it's all that

Tho sudden onslaught had at first paralyzed I was trembling in every limb, may senses, al but the tawny-fringed girl's insolent derision weke op my spirit. I had an added stimulus-horrible girl's fault." tos in the crowl, which had by this time assem bled round us, attracted by the commotion and the shrinking voices of the women.

"I have as much right to earn an honest livelihood as you have, I began in a dignifled and I consider your language and your tone, behaviour a disgrace to your sex;"

Ear, "en" said a voice from the crowd. Go it, little 'un, let 'em 'ave it!"

This is a free country." I went on more boklly, encouraged by this applause, and if my flowers command better prices than yours it is only a proof of their superior freshness and beauty,hore I cast u withering glance at the bedraggled wallflowers of the tawny. haired girl who was standing close to me, regarding with a peculiarly enigmatic expression Possibly also," I continued, fairly carried off my feet by my ont sont my superior Attraction as a saleswoman

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The next moment I was carried off my feet in the literal sense of the words by a resound jag slap on the face from the taway-haired girl.

Eren at this distrucs of time I can recall vividly the effect of that slap upon me. It was as if every sleeping devil within me were roused into fary. Every spark of diguity, all sense of the place and the part. I was playing deasted ras, and without the

of a second struck back with all the strength. I possessed.

It was the signal for general combat, Polly and the tawny haired girl foll on me tooth and nail, the man who had threwa mo the encour aging comment harried them in the rear. A vender of matches, seizing the opportunity to suttle a private grisvance, struck out at Sal, and the metals who had joined the crowd, unperceived by me, attacked everybody in discriminately,

The noise and uproar were indescribable, and in the midst was I, struggling feebly in the grasp of the two viragoes, all my strength de parted in that one resicless blow of retaliation, ny hat smashed over my yes, my face scratched and bleeding, and my mind beginning to realise in all its intensity the borror and disgracɔ of my position.SV

It seemed to me as if I had passed years tossed hither and thither in the howling tarmoil.

"What's a failure and what girl?"

"Her name was-Liz-and, and-" I stopped, choking.

"She's &

5.-The Bgure of a Chinaman sitting on a rock with his foot in the water. His right hand is stretched ont painting to a woman kneeling beside him as if supplicating him a water spout with all sorts of fishes, shells, &e,

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7-The figure of a Chinese Woman sitting THE apon a dragon in the midst of clouds playing it Was she a friend of yours?" said the Edia flute.

8A Rose with a Butterfly perched upor tor, gently helping me on,

"Friend!" I sat up, my indignation tem-sucking its juice.

9-Arickly ornamented Vase in which a porarily submerging my emotion.

bowl with three fruits. perfectly hateful person, with dyed hair and red bauch of flowers protrude; beside the vase is a hands, and she slapped my face!" ["

"Indeed," murmurod the Editor, and I was

A most un not sure of his mouth this time warrantable proceeding, cartainly. What was the provocation P'

"I said I was -more-attractive than she was."

It was hardly a remark calculated to con- siliste, if I may venture to say so."

"It-u-quito-la-trne-then,"

"Of course, but in view of ber muscular

auperiority wouldn't it have been as well to reserve the opinion ?"

"It was the first-thig could think of to way."

Do I infer there was immediate necessity for you to say anything?"

Yes D-don't you see? They were all w-waiting.

ABP There were others then besides the lady you mentioned P

"There were hundreds--all 1-listening and waiting."

"Dear ine! What for ?"

"For me to explain why I'd soon swelling flowers on other people's beats."

"Oh

"Id-didn't know. I thought anybody could sell flowers anywhere

Then flower selling is not your usual voca- tion, I prosome P" There was a decided tings of ouriosity in the Editor's tona, and he was looking at me very br

"N-nd. I belong to quite a res-respect- able family at ensington. II-am-I braced myself for the confession“ an author- ces."

An anthoresa!!!

"Yes, and my stories are always r-returned and somebody suggested that a personal intro duction to an editor might be a help, and it said in the interview that you were romantic and that you left the office at 7 o'clock and so

atistic-taste---"

In reality but a few moments could have elapsed dressed up, and I meant to appeal to your

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Here I caught a side froia the commencement of the fray when discerned the figare of a policeman striding view of myself in the mirror and collapsed rapidly round the corner and behind him

again.

But you met with some of the real article Horror thrice horror the form of Uncle Robert peering curiously to see the caves of on the way. By Jore!" said the Editor, turn- the commotion!

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12-A tree with a monkey perched on it stretching out her hand to pick berries. A house is fastened to the tree.

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I waited for no more. With a superhumaning to his desk, and there was no doubt about | With CHAMBER for 10 CARTRIDGES, nothing to come near these, They are alto!

his mouth this time. He was simply roaring. swallow my

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effort, born of sheer frantic terror, I tore my I felt as if I stiuld like the floor to open and way through defenders and antagonista alike, bolted down the street as on the wings of the wind and headlong through an open doorway, the first point of refuge which presented itself to mo. Alim gaslight revealed a fight of stairs mp which I sprang, without panse for breath, and finally dashed into a room on the first land ing, where s broad shoulderad man sat with his back towards me leaning over some papers at a desk.

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The Editor sat down at his desk and turned over the leaves as if he were running his eye down a catalogue."Crade-grammer mighst be worse-ecnstruction atrocions," I heard him mutter to himself. Then, as he

approached the end: Bat you've got imagination." and that's the he said, turning to me, great thing, all the rest will come. Bura everything you've written, and don't write Anything more for six years, Head, Then try your hand at 's novel. You'll do bet- ter with something longer in six years" (I did, and it ran into a second edition). He Kathleen Rowen!" turned over the last page.

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You won't betray me, I said, and the nir seemed tonse with the solemnity of my appel.

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SALE NOW GOING ON.

TR. L. H. SCHARRER is now offering

SOLITAILE RINGS, cost $200 each, on Sala at $100 each, anl 2 LADIES' HUNTING CARE SOLID GOLD WATCHES, costing $100 each, to be sacrificed at $10 encli

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE GIVEN WITH EVERY ARTICLE.

Mery VALUABLE DIAMOND

NO IMITATION GOODS KEPT. Inspection cordially invited. Business Hours 9 A.M. till 5 P.M.

Address-17, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL. Portion of Store occupied by FR. BLUNCK, Silk Lace Manufacturer.

Hongkong, 81st December, 1900.

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