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crushed past them both without paus- ing, and entered the house.

“Is that yo’ manners, Mr. Tom?” called the young lady after him—a

slight flush rising to her sallow cheek.

The young man muttered something

from the hall which Courtland did not “It's Cousin Tom Higbee,” she ‘‘He’s had some ugliness with his horse, I reckon, but paw ought to teach him. how to behave. And I don’t think he likes no’th’n men,” she added, gravely.

Courtland, who had kept his temper with his full understanding of the in- truder’s meaning, smiled as he took Miss Reed’s hand in parting. ‘‘That’s quite enough explanation—and I don’t know why it shouldn’t be even an apo oe

Yet the incident left little impression on him as he strolled back to Redlands. It was not the first time he had tasted the dregs of old sectional hatred in in- civility and discourtesy, but as it sel- dom.came from his, oid personal antag- onists—-the soldiers—and was confined to the callow youth, former non-com- batants and politicians he could afford to overlook it. He did not see Miss Sally during the following week. Scme metallurgical experiments he had been making with ore found on the estate had teken up his time. He was an- bitious to develop the resources of the property beyond the expectations of the gompany. Miss Sally was right in attributing to him a capacity for ab- sorbing work, which few, knowing his quiet,..reposeful. temperament, had imagined, but she was wrong in sup- posing—if she did-—that it should pre- clude a romantic and even dreamy ideal.

CHAPTER IV, N the next Sunday he was early at church. But he had perhaps ac- cented the occa- sion by driving there in a light buggy behind a fast thorough- bred — possibly gelected more to the taste of a smart cavalry of- ficer than an agricultural superin- tendent. He was already in a side pew, his eyes dreamily fixed on the prayer-book ledge before him, when there was a rustle at the church door anda thrill of curiosity and ad- miration passed over the expectant con- gregation. It was the entrance of the Dows party—Mias Sally well to the fore. She was in her new clothes— the latest fashion in Louisville, the la- test but two in Paris aud New York. It was over twemty years ago. I shall not imperil the effect of that

to-day a fashion of yesterday. Enough that it enabled her to set her sweet face and vapory golden hair im a horse- shoe frame of delicate flowers and to lift her oval chin out of the bewilder- ing mist of tulle. Nor did a certain light polonaise conceal the outlines of

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her charming figure. Even those who were conStrained to whisper to each other that ‘Miss Sally” must ‘be now going on twenty-five,” did so because she still had the slender grace of seven- teen. The organ swelled as if to wel- come her; as she took her seat a ray of

end searching to any other complex- fon drifted across the faint pink of her cheeks and nestling in her nebulous hair became iteel{.transfigured. A few

did not come out of this effulgenuce as Sen eee wonder that devotional eyes of the warship- ers wandered from them to the face of Saliy Dows.

When the service was over, as the |

congregstion filed siowly into the aisle

slipped mutely behind her. Aa she reached the porch he said in an undertone: “I brought my horse and buggy. [thought you might possibly allow me to. drive—”

Byt he was stopped by a distressful knitting of her golden brows, ‘‘No,” ahe said, quickly, but firmly, ‘‘you must not—it won't do.” As Courtland hesi- tated in momentary perplexity, she smiled sweetly: ‘‘We'll walk round by the cemetery if. you like—it will take about as long as a drive.”

Courtiand vanished, gave hurried in- structions and a dollar toa lounging negro, and rejoined Miss Sally as the delighted and proud freedman drove out of the gate. Miss Sally heaved a slight sigh as the gallant equipage passed. ‘‘It wese mighty pooty turn-out, co’nnle, end I'd just admire to zo. but it weuld

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