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T™: passionate reply, lems are " (V8 OF A $PINSTER :|"i¥es ser sara rifed rot only at bis tone, but at the geatures of on her bro her of fierce, suppressed menace towards him, de+pairing protection towards ber. “Why, he bas tid you! Matter enough, OPED AND FEARS. ien'tit?” "I'm a mariied man, I ask your com- aa te, Pere la Jou who have tid her,” sald Robert hi “it ou who have 651 + anid 0 me yeoon wank beers oe F awoone | who, ‘after’ deeporate effurt, had foroed all vio” WES drendmother burried to apply “remedies, | lence frcm his volce m4 lang 4 Traltor an that the gentleman should not go, an: Bet oroased sy aa Watters serosa ot patiaces nd | Putes Your wife ls sinking under neglect ; and ‘anlabed om learning thia decep'ion, and sheonly | het seaing you once more may depend om your : 7 | not loitering away there moment Sovdng Wo tata Chen by hastening in soureh | ct Jon, belle, Tt. Canting and. tage Wearrlege corti! | quosr ing. ing him tn now ri” fe pean meats as rece Oe Tattered Owen, suddenly, as he moved up the i bark. Serene’ fo be let alone with the inanimate, | 6 Robin, how ean he be ao hard 2” whisper: Wen started wen Kdca taised ber hand, | #4, Vhs, as abe mat her brother's ayes wist- strove to speak — " 1 hilly fixed on her face. tal wether’ whe ik, peers ‘ ite rg og = Lar ragl ie lendsanhe Wo rarned Robert, e same inandible volce, ‘she must not tell bis friends—he would be “My Phare, ihre me this one comfort, You ceased as her mother returned with the | Dyer Iistene im." w eartificate of the marriage contracted last July |,‘ There was cothing to |isten to,” sald Phode, before the registrar of the huge ruburban Union | torping her elear, surprised eyes on him. ‘You to which Wrapworth belonged, the centro of geen think him so bad as that, O Robin, bow Syren Coates Susdbreck ant Kanu Murrell had | 5 ]hat were you doing hare?" he asked, hold- attracted no attention. ing ber arm tight. “it wee very * faably said Bana; 1 | 4, Only Mise Fennimore wanted some Oemun drew him into it! I loved him eo much; and | 44, acd Mirs Charlecote rent him to show me they all talked so after I went in thi with | wBere It grew ; becaase she was talking to Lady bin jay mond." Bim, that T thought my character waa fone, and | The tree simplicity of her look made Robert tir; and I've the punishment. You'll not Heh he freely, Charity was coming back to Detray me, sir; only don’t let that young lady, 4 At tkossme momont Owen turned, his face Fhe eri Potosi him wea MY PAPY | gushed, and full of emotion, but the’ obdurscy ‘The calm languor of her tone was almost foar- ), and even as sho epoke a shuddering reized bet, making her tremble convalsively, her teeth knocking together, and the couch ehaking under ‘ou must have inetant advice,” cried Robert, li fetes some one,” ‘You won's betra Eins, “ de pod I may tahe ® long leave! When you see jor Charlocote, Falmert —" ball not see her, Tam going back with Ceciding, now that Phoove,' and trust ” 7 ; encape |" Oat Geen T bat I have duties to return to, Be- fea you will ficd a scene for which you are lit: f andhe repared ; and which wil! cost you the more to pause ard assure her that be | fot your present mood. I may be of use there, was only going for the dcetor, and would come | Your socret in nafe with Phosbe and me. I pro- 0 taking any ot . mised your v ife to keep it, and we will mot rob Tt was not till the medical man had been eum- | You of the beneilt of free confessinn.* moned that his mind recurred to the words about “And what ta to explain my absence? No, his sister, He might bave dismissed them as | 0, the secret is one no longer, and it bas been the jealous suspicion of tha deserted wife, | Intolerabl Owen, 1 but that re remembered Lucilla’ bin’ ax 4 grievous bus 0 attachment between Owen and Poucbe, ard lie | ee | Krew that euch would have been most welcome | Won'e you, Pt ve my cause in your to Miss Charleote. hands.’ “My Plerbs, my own bright apot |" “Bat,” “Simple child, you can't draw inferences, Cilla wouldn't bave asked. Don't you remember her darling at Wrapworth ? People shouldn’s ar to guard cor wara | | throw such splendid women in one’s way, . What may not oe p.tring even now? Unprin. | eially when they are made of such inflammable cipled, haid-hearted deceiver, walking at large | materials, and take fire ata civil word. So ill, among these gentle, unsaspicious women —trad- | Poor thing! Now, Kobert, on your honor, has ing on their innocent tust! Would that I had | Bot the mother been working om you ? the villany I know of |" “1 tell you not t the mother told me, but His hand clencsed, his brow lowered, and his | What the medical y w nervous fever mouth was set so savagely, thet the passing | fetin long ago, ‘or recovered her jceman looked In wender from the ¢angerous | confirement, Heat and closeness wore already to the clerical drow, destroying ber, when my dirclosure that you Early next morning he was at No. 8, and | were not abroad, as she had been led to believe, learnt that Mrs. Brook, as the maid called her, | brought oa faintiog, ard almost immediate de- had been very ill all nigh’, and that the doctor | Hrium. This was last evening, she was wotse was etlll with her. Boxicing to soo the doce | this morning.” se tor, Robert found that high fever had set in, an ‘Poor girl! poor girl!” muttered Owen, his aggravation of the low nervous fever that had face almost convulsed with emotion. ‘ There been consuming her strength all the spring, and | Was no helping it. She would have drowned her condition was already such tha! there was | herself if I had not taken her with me~quite little hope of her surviving the present attack. eapable of it! after those intolerable women at Bhe bad been raving all night about the young Tapworth had opened fire, I wish wemen’ lady with whom Mr. Sandbrook had been walk. | tomgues were cut out by act of parliament. So, ing by moonlight, aad when the door of tke | Phebe, tell poor Honor that | know I am un- little adjoining bedroom was open, her mosns | pardonable, but I am sincerely sorry for ber. I and broken words were plaisly audible, foll Into it, there's no knowing how, and she Robert asked whether he should fetch her bus- me, and 60 would you, {f you knew band, and Mra, Murrell caught at the offer. Uw- ‘one through. Good bye, Phabe, 0's presence was the single hope of restoring her, II never see yon Won't at least he ought to bebold the wreck that be had ‘and tell ma you are sorry for ry le thrast | me by saying, ‘that the young at least ought “T should be, if you seemed more sorry for ta belet know, that she might oot be trusting youl than Youre, Breiner to hand, but by no means prepared for his not “Do not fear, Mrs. Murrell,” he said, almost gnly preseing, it with fervor, but carrying it to under his breath. ‘My only doubt is, whether '. Troan meet Owen Sabdbrook as SChilttian | "Then, as Robort started forward, with an im- ebould.” pulse of snatching her from him, he almost Catting off her ounsels on the unconverted | threw it from bis grasp, a natare, be strode colleagu very like bitter and jurmur that re- he i by by (By enews on tbs Noon Jombled “Thats eivte angel,’ mounted the sity of going into the country for the day. lis | bank. Robert only to say, ‘May I be tarried impatient condition required vehement action ; | able to bear with him! Phabe, do your best ‘with a eense of hurrying to rescue Phase, | for Miss Charlecote, I will write.’ caly brovk ‘the slightest delay till obe eat down at the foot of a tree, veiled ‘way to Hiltonbury, nor till the | by the waving ferns, to take breath and under- him al action, could he pi stand what had passed. Her first act was to his strength, guerd his resent. | strike one havd across the other, os h to adjust his measures for warning, | obliterate the kiss, then to draw off her glove, ‘not betraying. He could think of | and drop it in the deepest of the ferz, never to be honorable mode of desling, save carry- | worn eg Hateful! With that poor neglect off Owen to London with hin at once, sacti- | ¢d wife picing to death in those stifling city the sight of his sister for the pre. | streeta, to be making sport in those foreign ‘and either writing or gving to ber after- | glades. Shame! shame! But there was no when the mode of dealing the blow should be lost, and, rousing herself imto action be more evident, It cos him keen suffering to believe that this was the sole ri, ht course, but he bad bound himself to it by his promtse to the | clviiities with v bh Timed f-r contin: | eee ber alcns, made her way. to the principal fer before her in his plans, | marquee, where luncheon had taken place, aud his dem for « fly for | which always served as the rendesvous, answered that all were en-| ‘Ob! here you are,” was uttered by Mrs, i ared, and was followed but the people at the station, knowing him well, | by plaintive icquiries for her sisters, and assur- made willing exertions to procure a vehicle for | anc that it would bave been beiter to have him, and a taxed cart soon making its appoar- | stayed in the cool tent, and gone home at once, 200d, be desired wo be taken, not tothe Iiolt, but | Phibe consoled har by ofdering the curr to the Forest, where he had no doubt that he | and explaining that ber sisters were at should find the object of his soarch, with come other gitls, then begged leave to go Resehing the barrier, he paid his entrance- | home with Miss Chariecote for the night, and desiring the ‘carriage to wait, walked | ‘My dear, what shall I do with the rapidly down the hill, On one side of the road | without you? Marlahas such odd_tricki was gtadusl sweep of open heath, on the | Hertha is ro teasing without you! You promis- other was » rapid slope, shaded by trees, and | ed they should not tire me !"” covered with fern, crowing tall and grand as it “T will beg them to be good, dear mamma; I approached the moist ground in the hollow be- | em very sorry, but it is only this ones. She will low. Voices, mado him turn his head in| be alone, Owen Sardbrook is obliged to go that direction.” Aloof from the rest of the throog, be bebeld two figures half way down the can't think what she should want of you,” bank, “so nearly hidden among the luxuriant | moaned ber mother, ‘‘so used as she is to be wing-like fronde of the Osmond royal which | alone, Did she ask you?” they wore gathering, that at first only their | ‘No, she doesnot know yet. I am to tell ber, bate were ble—a broad, grey one, with that is why I want you to be eo kind as to drooping feather, and a light Oxford, boatls me, doar mamma, ttraw bat. ‘The merry ring’ of the clear, girlish 'y dear, it will not do for you to be carr og voloe, the deep-toned replies, told him more then Zound snen’s secrets, at Teaat>not Owen Bank, his tirst glance did; and with one inward ejaca: | brook’s, Your paps would pot like it, my dear, Jation for self-command, he turned aside to the had acknowledged him for her heir, descent. loat your glove, too, Phasbe, and you The rustling among the copsewood caught the ated, you hal better come back with ear of Phabe, who was the highest up, and, id Mss,” Fulmort, who would pot bave springing up Ike a fawn in the cover withstood for a moment’a decree from either ot —"Robin | dear Kobin | how delicious! hor other daugk.ters. she hed made three bounds toward him “Indeed,” said Phabe, “you nod not fear, face brought ber to ® pause, and, in anawe- | mamma It is no‘bing of that sort, quite the f HA Pi af tEpErE struck voice, she asked, ‘' Kobert what i contrary.” “It does not concern you, dearest; at least, 1 | ‘Quite the contrary! You don’t tell me that hops not. I want Owen Sandbrook.” he has formed another attachment, just when I hen it is she. © Kobio, can you bear it?’ | made sure of your mUliog at lest at the Helt, she whispered, clieging to him, terrided by the | and you such # favorite with Honor Charlecote, agitated fondness of bis embrace. Not one of those plain Mise Raymends, I hope.” [knew nothing of her,” was his answer, | ‘I mast not tell, till she has heard,” said interrupted by Owen, who,’ raising bis hand- | Phobe, “so please say nothing aboutit, ft will some, tudcy face from beneath, shouted mirth- | vex poor Mirs Charlecote sadly, 80 pray let no fully— one suspect, and 1 will eome back and tell you ‘la! Phoobe, what interloper ba tomorrow, by the time you are dressed.” What, Fulmort,not quite grilled io Mrs. Fulmort was fo much uplifted by the Jan oven?” promise of the grand secret that ahe made no “T was in search of you. Wait there, Phobe,” | more opposition, and Maria and Bertha hurried said Robert, edvancisg to meet Owen, withs | in with Phobe’s love, which, with the peculiar ravity of countenance that provoked an impa- | fidelity cf property wilfully lot, had fallen into Gres peoture, and the question— their hands while searching for Hobert, “Come, have itout! Do you mean that you | Phebe took np a position near Miss Charlecote have been ferreting out some oldscrape of mine?"’ | who was talking to the good matrenly looking “1 mean,” said Robert, looking steadily at | Lady Raymond, and on the first opportunity him, ‘that {have been called ia to baptize your | offered herself as @ companion. On the way vick chid. Your wite is dying, and you must | home, Honor, much p'essed, was proposing to hasten if you would see her alive” tind Owen, and wa'k through » beautiful and “Theat won't do. You know better tham that.” | less frequented forest path, when she saw herown returned Owen, with ill conees'ed agitation, | cerriege coming up with that from Besuchamp, " quite recovered ted the mistake which must take her & famous han ‘away as soon as Owen could be found. ; and that mother of hi “1 ventured to order it,” said Powbe; ‘I ve Job out of his serses, ‘They have | thought you might prefer it. Owen is gone, ‘Worked on your weak mind 1 was an ass to | He left am ve with me for you." trust to the old woman's dissent for hindering | gf Experience of former blows t Honora to them from finding you out, ond getting ups | a:k no questions, and toe go tl ng the offices scene.” of politeness os usual, Not sill the gay crowd been lef beland did Honor turn to Phode, and vay gently, My doar, if he is gove off in ‘any foolish way you had better tell me at once, that something may be done,” “He is gone with Robert,” sald Phawbe, “ Bortha did really se Robert. "He had made « ead discovery, and came for Owen. Do you re- member that pretty schoolmistress at’ Wrap- worth 7 Never had Phebe teen such a blanched face ard dilated eyes as were turned on her, with the farting Impossible ! they would not ave told you.’ “'Dhay were obliged." said Phabe; they had to burry for the train, for she is very ill incdeed,: Honor leant back with folded hands and closed eyes, v0 that Phabe almost felt as if she had Killed ber. “1 suppcm Robart waa right, to . + but thelr telling you !" Robert had dono about family claims, anda married mav.” e ctled Honora, staring forward. TOs ware," be; ‘he desired tall you’ I'bus to be knew be me to mew be was but he hed suffered « great he was @rtleved at the sorrow you ieving faithfully discharged her ae old nt balp being exid atthe Tuaat” Reclors longer confounded, a1 ot the oung men, ond when all been told, leaning Beck Tn slonee until, when almost at home, she ald bor band on Phovbe's arm, and. sald, My child, never Ubirke yourself safo from idols,” Bho then rough’ her own room, and Phobe feared that her presence was intrusive, for she wan face and placid smile almost ber w at first, then wonder at the calm unconstrat Lopemes—witn, OR WITHOUT Board Rea n parting for the sight, et, Honor tenderly said, Thanks, my dear, for givieg up ening to me.” “Ty have only been en oppression to you * You did me the greatest good. f did not want diccussion ; 1 only wanted kindness. I wish I had you alwaya, but it is better not. ‘Their uncle was right. I spoil every one.” ‘ABDLY REALIZED, SURAT =e Sree & 3 MONROE ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS 2.4t to spall quiet femition with eeliticn fr gpg, —EUEUeEEeee Lad do not say so. You have been our great leasing. If you knew how we wial to cums SAVINGS BANKS, comfort you,” “You do comfort me. I can watch Rebert realizing my vision for otbers, ad you, my twi- light woon, my autamn flower. Bat I must not love you too much, Phabe, They all euffer for my Inordinate affection. But it i too late to talk, Good night, sweet one.” To be Contiemed, Gor canoes cepa Sree : He nsnastttnantieenaimanaahenanataanmeamacsieis | CTI) ‘wormee: snd the Fy Baixo gem Rear mee ae, | Seige tation. Sees ain Fe ris | ree nek po Baars ns semana na isa at | Eee en teeta ncaa | emerge im OnONO POM Pe sisiaavny eat emees ema Lh pancho chen ara Ree AYRE © 60, Lowes, SRYMOUR,J, BUNGE, Pye 7 i i 4} D'™s BAVIRGS—URIUR puma po Yipee 1 EBC! Folleving the most seute ti Ine for mlsutes, UMPT CURED—THERE ARE Bah ete Sar i yay Nee ae ‘k rete at rm a Cree citae ther | BB, D clea ah reasoni an f inher oye retail. JOHN K. HOPP RIA 020 Peart ate Jal duct Cooren URION,, for the ADVANCEMENT OF BCIENCR. AND ant, DEPARTMENT OF ENGUIAH LITRKATH Ae, PREP READING fool name or nature: are troubled wi'n s coush and raising of matter Bip geeteeseratenrteaet ‘aye and shrunk elo tells but too te feat deat victim. ‘A that they 14 PM, in the Chemistry Lactare Room, All commence ca Wednesday, Jan. 16th, and will free ty all pins, Arwt eventing will be devoted to DICKENS and Ko. SMITH, Director. TOO] °4 s bey I have abrckae eikhe lay Ay Zinn, 68" Phied aves Now Fock. ao e147 sald 97109 CHEAP JOB PRINTING! ow 12 ANN ATREBT Next to Maseom, “ CHEAP CARD PRINTING |! 12 ANN STRRET—Noxt to Musoum.Jall 3°189 HANDS AND LIP8 CURED 1G} ASTHMA ARD DYSPEPSIA ine beure and the akin kept Golicate!: noth, tor aDMANS CAMEITON Coie wit ined, ike Bare roe Uleenta Constitutional and Sr to + aye, and Heil, Yorky! Coort wnt Bae: fe Price 13 conte and payne BAVINGS LABTITUTION, BO. 96 Jal0 Shea") ferren Byer fete WAsDRRMLT 1. wo Sa MET TT a FEWER DRUNKEN MEN ee HEM YEARS Baye 7 om than has been ‘the cus for many yours betore, The cutee rA TAMPER hea beat rae, Felling Ths Wandering outs, and aa DE. ZELLS REMEDY LOVE OF STRONG DRINK, had been disposed of every day for months, and given ‘ y ‘ar ‘THE VICTIMS OF THB MADDENING OLASA, “The Demon of the Tumbler” ia losing ground, D+, tira ae ar and strength ‘The eomi MM tndced be cave, fe i (0 many 0 joyous tant HS meat em nce were sale one ALL HAIL! LONG LIVE HENRY ZELL Frueman’s RHEUMATIC AND NEUBAL- For. Glo Ly MUSA ono, ncn Segtctis wai aarenstes on or before the fit AD’ yee ae a FEL Be ATR nD OL Rabias Seta Pe 2 BSUUFB UUREKD—ONE UEBT A (TSE, TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMENS' PEXSERVE rOUR srovES 111 opel ere oe RS ve ws fol : on sume of Pie oodred Dolage nd under, at the ‘On gums exeseding Five Huatred Dollar af the rate of hy Pax cout, per sanum, payaale ou and hee inten All be eat welt bsg hdd Bf depoditors movil tis JULD STO" POLISH | io “Te PERE TTE anon Pact [Woert Knowre.—-Bpalding's ‘tain Besdac! Bil) ~ Nec Actsfa’Oentivenses and Gouscal Wiis Nris0m, Secretary, alo @*116 ete THIRD Te Titi = al We a GA Saat gale amma eh Pee RERES WEL Ae thr, ree SENOWNED LIQUID STOVE POLISH : ‘WOLD Be ena ph Et for onsen four, atx, eight, is Te eee ae ee for 5 tnd twelve dosen. A. sp) ; ety thay van poe rye! SWYERs oe 1B LIVERPOOL—THE FAVORITE SHIP Spetmcteurese | PG ared icmp |S! 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