. Harper's weekly. d anxtreaty. Miss Serocold would not trust Ik ilsbe had, the -onls eyes being sufltif tears of genuine conipa-sion; but she gave I l„ her eves, honied the room. Polly-my-Lamb was not at all in J^^^jJ-gating intently at an opposite rh^f\^h^cl;_h«P- npali If-guiltily, asfriend entered, and became pale as death as noticed her agitation. «• What ha- happened, dear? 13 he—has ne- HeAas indeed, dear,saidmyits not ee-exactly ,vilh bis ].refer- Tob thought. It is you,leman honon very young, said Miss Serocold, candidly. •ant him an interview. Ho lovea yuu. He dares? And
. Harper's weekly. d anxtreaty. Miss Serocold would not trust Ik ilsbe had, the -onls eyes being sufltif tears of genuine conipa-sion; but she gave I l„ her eves, honied the room. Polly-my-Lamb was not at all in J^^^jJ-gating intently at an opposite rh^f\^h^cl;_h«P- npali If-guiltily, asfriend entered, and became pale as death as noticed her agitation. «• What ha- happened, dear? 13 he—has ne- HeAas indeed, dear,saidmyits not ee-exactly ,vilh bis ].refer- Tob thought. It is you,leman honon very young, said Miss Serocold, candidly. •ant him an interview. Ho lovea yuu. He dares? And he says thatin spite of yourbnei acqnamt- Brief It is none at all, said Polly, impa-high-heeled b ....?unplug 1 A Mjusand year- it ha- lived in /.?-> sicontinued the suitor. Passion, madness. It is Diss! I tell you I e Mi-S you may bring him up, exclaimed Polly, now l February 13, HAMPERS WEEKLY : is either: luit 1 do Hunk 1m- irree of mental .,-mrn! whkn alone allay. Hut. Well, 1 will He—he—leavesyoung lady, sitting d pity for on l))iin\ v<ai ael wisely in demanded the startled i receive dei —of— good-11 it?— ; this night? ise! ejaculated ).onr Miss Serocold. I1 never did any tiling of the kind. And, n jusliee ti> the young man, 1 an) bound toI dr. in.) tliink lii-. oxiend as of farewell. ;ht one? Well_0, aunt, why dont you speak/ tin- present passed away. (Good Mr. Hartshornewas not aware of the new symptom that had de-clared itself during his brief absence, and, oddlyenough, nobody mentioned it!) Extreme quietand perfect repose of mind were now the chief es-If the bleeding should not return within bulging : and ,i= Mr, Hart-borne kn«-w Mrs. jvery well, be would call, as be returned hornarrange with the woman as to the besli>f eunvivi
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