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ntlezuan of promise." sto Holles folded the pinlons of his

buck into his despondency. He ut- charge. Let his continued Yet of

tered a groan SW '-'But that's not the end." Alba- I

marie checked him. "No sooner not possibly be ready in lesg than

d I appointed this than hs, too, a month." g H

reel sick of the plague, and died a With an odd. reckless trust in

week ago; if ye're not afraid that the

the plague' is bound up with this now, he boldly added: “You have Y wmmi¢5i0n,._1¢'s ¢t_ynnr disposal. seen that I sm the very man for son. Of course not. Your natural ' - ‘ ' and it shall be-made out to you at ' -

n to ‘wonder did he dream. proffered the document. "Here,

I thought that it had been then. is your commission. How

red by Buckingham for a soon can you-sail?

d of his own." “In a month," said Holles pro-

"Sir Henry Stanhope, yes. So it mptly. y

and Stanl1ope`sailed for the “A month!" Albemarle Wil

o Indies with the commission. But lt taken hack. He frowned. "Why, -seems that when he did so he a.l- man. you should be road] in a _

ready carried the seeds of the week." the office, The government can

ue within him. For he died ol’ "MYB€if. I Colild U9 F6111! ill l walt a month, or you can appoint on the voyage. I wrote to you si day- Bur I mean to take this new- some one less likely to serve it as

asking you to seek me here found tide of fortune at the flood, eff

I waited a fortnight to hear and . ." Albemarle smiled at him grimly Positively not. To lum- a you. As you made no signs I But Albemarle interrupted him mg V g ,

conclude that either you were illlllabiellily- prises today. Master Randal. And or three times a day, ls

keu with the plague, or no "Don't you realize, man the time this onebaitles me."

er desired the office, and I that has been already 105i? F01' I-lolles poured out his tale, and

eeded to appoint another four months 'now this office has Alb

hall have a_companion, who can- (

the writing with pounce, amd

_ , 1924

PAGETWO <~ F ,THE GUARDIAN, __ __ __ MAY23

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always to agree. Certainly,

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shindy, nor seek always to

able; To be sure.

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eruarle gave him a sympathetic you are in the wrong, no ring. When he had done, the Fighting is expensive. This

“Which means that theie’s 8. Duke sighed and turned aside be- understand.

soaring hooes and lot himself fall Very Compoielli lieuiilllalli ill fore replying, to examine the pages Now ask yourself this qtnistim,

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ere Is The Answer °"°°°°‘"

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how peaceful" you are and

ou are not s quarrelsome pery prosperous you may hope to be,

disposition is never tn nrgue,

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7, bg n web o pure rubber, insulating each cord from the

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I nm instructed by the under

signed executors and trustees of the Estate of John A. Woodside, hte of Konllngton to ooll at public auction on the promlooo at Kem _slngton on Tuesday, Moy 27th next at 1 p. m. all the roll and personal solute of the uid deceased. consist- Ing House and Lot, and household erllocts and barn utensils, Soo post- _or|. Terms cash.

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llsllnd, on Saturday. the 7th day of no infection. I left Bunhill Fields I

June, 1924, at the hour of twelve this

o'olock noon, ALL THAT tract of What!" Albemarle wa, sg- lond sltuate on Township Number tounded. "D' '

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Edward Island. bounded as fol- "That is\the whole reason of

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line of Townships Numbers Forty N911-

snd Fiftytbne nlnetrtwo chains Al and seventy-five links, thence north Mm

'ton chains and seventy links, “5° lb" 1° Whit Ufiliilhi 701|!" I thence out to the west boundary h° “dd “f '"9 Wh” Nil under- o th u mg: or -

I e Gres wich llistate, tbenoo ,_ lontb to the pllce of commencement containing an urea of ninety-flvo acres of land o little more or lou.

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By the hgruyed Rub or process, the inest and purest I

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