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TRUE LOVE CAN NEVER DIE.

I saw it maid bring ruinmcr flowers. And twine ii wreuth where her love was lying; She thought of the past and its golden him", While inid nnd low her lips were siglii “ The winds iiiiiy chill , the green li-iit wither. And the lilly cold on the waters li ' The front iiiuy blossom over the heart, But true, true love, con never die I"

Shir twisted the wrentli for on earth hope fled— A hero fullen in II‘t't‘IIOlII'rl bottle;

“ \Vliiil he should liiivc won," she lowly liiiil. “ When he fell in the fearful din nnd niltle.

Oh, summers iind winters will come and go Forever buck from the by olid by;

The eye will dim and the blood run slow, But true, true love, can never die."

The cliliplet fell, and scattered its flowers Over the turf iit the hero's bend;

" Oh, ever, oh ever its fresh in the heart Uftlio post. dear love!" the maiden snid.

“ The earth may iiioulder bin-It to itii iishcl, Its mountains full, iinil ils sens go dry;

But heaven's beyond its lightning li.ishcl,

“ And true, true love, cun never die."

I wept A tour where the hero mil Iiiiil. And honored the dust in silence lying; Oh sweet 'twcre to live, und sweeter to fill For ii heiirt so true, and ii have no undying. Though Eden be barred from the whisper of lllnl‘IdIfl, The iiiigi-l th it watches would ncvcrdcny The words of the timid us they come to the portuls, “ True, true love, can never die.”

ifiiiloct illit'ililll't.-

I‘cit Years and Two Hearts.

IIY III'ILLI’. IIU PLEDGE. ‘(C’unliunciJ

'l‘hu'i lili- lflfg gl'dllilillit lcll the sc- n» if his will worn Itm' Is; and with til family who returned lo Ni-ti'liiii-g \\'-"III ilso I‘.iili lll'iiist-ooio and “is flI'-I.i’ . \\'il' ililiI .ii'i'-'pl dudg‘“ id .iI irguial in «it‘s polite Ilt\'ll-|liiil| to pend ii foiv \l't‘t‘iv'.‘ with llll‘lll. 'I‘bul lhi.i iris :m nppi i-i Iin'll pl \‘lll'i‘ lo I’.iiil Ilidd' i infi-i‘rnil ‘ fin-t thiit lii.‘ httd couc ' ion for his cliiiii II"rl visit ; \vhilc C: l's iii-:irt. sci-roll} iviih joy iit tii, thought that he might cultivate. um, lurllii-r llttqll‘dlltllllcl' ol'tbi- elegant .\litrie ill tho fro. om ol his ou’n pl is:th home in that bciililil'nl sum- mer time by tho own. And .\l.i ,3 ~ \Vcll. the proposition to invite iri ‘IIIISIIOIIIB with them had first ennllnitcd lroiii her hither, iii-iicc she must liiin scion to bill in with it. And so the Whole pirt_\ l\'l iit iiitn Boston that night. and on thr following ihiy went down to Ni-ivglnu'g.

That was not on idle. though :i silhry ‘tniiiiin-riiiolilh, Illztt followed ill the shore. It was crowded with iv s lll‘l bout rides and country I'Xclll‘.\ltlll~, and in each iiiid iill li'liirgnri-t Iil‘flll was movi-i' and director, its become the hospihtblv hostess CilIIcl'Illg lol' the nniiiseiiicut of her guests.

lliit all this time while Curl was active and solicitoiis for tho Ulllt‘l'ltlillllll'lll In their visitors.Mairgni‘ot found iii-isolf-rroiv- iiig St'UillliI in his attentions. Sim pi-rct l\t'(I how he hungover .\l:irii-. nttiie piuiio; how lll' n-sei'vcd for lii-rtho best sent in hint or l'llll‘lligl'; how he liiigi-rud by her side in «hm or upon the bench; SIII sziw itiid yet she i-xciisiid nil, szi iiig. " She is our guest. and Curl is tryi ,, l‘ililllul‘ her visit iigi'eeaiblc." And yet shv was veiy unliiippy.

It IIJIII been it great iiiishiko when l\[~ir- got-ct (filllrn‘llIL'lI to Carl‘s plan to keep their ili'll'llllllll ii secret from h--r hillii-r. lluih had thought it for the host thou, hilt the lupsc, ot time ll:|il proved the lzilsity of such ililt‘II'IllC. Now. lliis fact ivns 3; lug .\l:ir- gaii'i-t much lilitil'slllt'fil ; uiiil _. I. who hid proposi-it it. zit lirst. thinking only of his own inl‘ciioi‘lly in position to his piilron‘ daughter. was dimly beginning to cxpci‘ I‘IIL'II emotions-ii relief iii the freed-mi thus given to his restli: - .iiiibilious nature.

(hie moonlit i-vviiiiig, into in August. Margaret and .‘ e Ilrmiscoml) Ioiiiid themselves wuiiil mg logt'illi-r ml ill” Iii-och. Morin evidently sought this lilie'." vii-w nlniic with her hostess; tor when her sister Julio would Ill|\'(‘ joined llli‘lll. shr sent her Intck tn the hoiisc saying liiiigh- iiigly: “ Go iiiiil kci-p llicjiidgo coliipniiy till the young gi-iillciiicii I'l'Illl'lI Irom town. .\I:irgiii~ct xiinl Icuii get ulong vcry \vcli without you."

slowly Ihn two girls walked down th~ minds; Miii'gairct striving to throw oIl' Ilio piiiiiliil opprc’ssion lliiit liriiodcd over her. out her guest was in iiiiwontu-dly high ipirits thnt evening. At length. its th.-_i iii-aired the long l'i‘i‘l ni'oiiiiil which th- ililied. Morin exclaimed: "Como,

pump. on," “up,” Qulcrrd h“, nu,» l/lur t.Hiut its 5". down on the rnul..~ I'lirnicrdiip. ilii'y iire iri'liurcd - to oil INN“ “W l""‘"l"ls' l" 'l"".‘-'lm"|—‘~”l'l

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I llili'll it little Story I Want to tcil you lin- i'orc I leave \l \viitirg, lorynu know iv.» iru liilkiug ol returning home shortly."

Miii‘gnrct lolloiveil lll'l' to tho scat sch-ch ed on tho huge rock ivhoso baiso wns wniihcd soltly with the tide; imd M she. not down, the thought mime over IIl‘l" that this won the very spot. whi- a. but little more than tliruo yi-oi-a hell .. Ciii'l hiid nut. beside Illll' lliiit night when hu won her love roiiiisc. iinil ii hiilf shudder ciiiiii- over erlcst this liciililifui girl had won tlintlove uivtty lrom hcr keeping. IIci' fem-n were prophetic.

" Maggie.“ hogan shomnrmislngly—nnil hercom rinioli nhiiosthiitcd liei' ut thitt Ino- mont—“ Maggie, dear, you have porhups guessed what this secret is I wont to tell you, [or you must. have noticed 'our bro- ther'l nutmmrtoivard me. And perhaps you how seen tliiit he loves mo P"

Murguret. Brent. linlt' prepared Ill she moi. could not help stnrthi end uttering (finial! gitcping cry when t o thunderbolt

o .

" Ali! you have not noticed then? And I hove been just the leiist bit vain in im- ngiiilng oil of you sow it-‘though Jilli-

begun teasing mo about my admirer n

' i-iiiiipuiiion shrunk.

> loving.

little visit iit our house with brol li‘l‘ Paul. you reiiieuiber. But I am deteriiiineil to mukt: n confidante (it you sooner tliiin Ciil'l cam gietiin opportunity to do so. He spoke to Kill! ol‘his It‘l‘llllgs lust night—~you know we wore. out riding horse .tek together; but I was it little prcverso l|lIiI williil. us I am opt to he nt times, my dear, and didn't give the gl'lltll‘lll'lli to prom” ill] :mswur :is he Sill‘llli'd to desire. hecziiise I was ill- most :ingry zit something hi: told mo: lor. iii the some hi'i-nth in which he confessed that ho iiilni-i-il Iill'. he. also mull-seed that he was iiiill bound to lintbllli'l'. And so I rsolvcd to punish him iiittle. you sou

ttliiit Pli-ni‘miy Buyiin promise he may |i.-i\'o i-ver g ll, you know. ol ('olll's‘i: hi: coiild‘ii: h;ivo known his own mind then; but I want to get the gii‘i's Ifilllii'n will 5“ tense him well bel‘oro [give him any im- swcr. And of course you know who it is, Maggi-1’"

M: ii'et Brent sot silent. A dim. he- Iiiiiiibiiig iiclic held her Iii-zirt. succeeding tho shurp pang which liitil cut it through at first. Then it lino lilitl'll rose up for both the false lover iiiiil the wumni at. her sitln who could pour out such plants to any listener.

Miss Iil‘dliifloml) wnitcil some moments. imd thi-n sill .with some. piipic :—

" I thought you could enlighten me, Morgan-l. or [should not have troubled you with my ('ItlllI-lt‘lli'i'."

“ ()li. its ii ‘ i'uiillilcnco‘ I sliiill not he- tray. I nssurc you; bill I vmmol. give you the inimia ol‘ L‘nrl‘s [brim-r fancy. llul this I will any I do not think he. i liiivi- loved Iii-r i strongly. and Ill.l CIIHI'IIH li-tvu no chance lwfore your own," l'cplicd .\l:irg.iri-t, with her hand over her biced~ lug hciii't. " I suppo - you love. Curl?” dio :i-ldcd. calmly torimgr lll'l' \vliitt loco to Illl'll towards th:iL \vom.m whim: words iiid .~[:LIII|FII llz‘l‘ lliei'o iii the pulo niouu- light. “You lovo iiiiii, :iud will ilCl'I‘lll him. after you II:|\'l' punished him still- .-iviil|_v Iill' over daring to think iif :iiiolber?‘

“ Oil. :is to that. I must confch I l tvo found your brother fatsi-iii'iliii'r. \I ,_ II‘I’I iii-is vi-ry :i iiiiolH iiiid :l 1 ring. iilid I:illtl~itlllil enough to suit my Iiistiilious hhli‘; and oil tlluso «pnilitii-s .\I.irie lii'llils- i'tIillll would li:iv Ii lll‘l' liusbiinil. I lllll<l icxoowlcdgo that I out a g -:it lovcr oi

lisliiii-Iion; :iiid ll.|' il'ti-n wis toil IIIIII. ivi- --onhl h-ii'c Illtitll‘lllfll in this Collllll)‘ iii- - ‘I | of pl i'm rcpil'ilicmzs."

" if s l, l‘.ir| would be Ill:ll‘qlll'l, mid voo | tll‘ll't'llilm :54, I presuillc." s.ii-l Mul .i-oinlully. .

" .\h. now I hurt-om-iidcd your Puritan ‘-I =lr lillli' sistcr .\I‘tl‘ rireld" replind .\I .. ili'iusi-.-iil'i, with :t L from which lii-i' “ 1 mil sol-o your 'ianidsomn dis/fugue brother is wurtliy o Lie lorntcl ‘ h:tti-vcl'l u g'hl. :i i.“

li.irguicl moi .z no I‘i'lll‘\'—l.lll'lli‘l' - lili ivns whirling with contending cmotioiis. Should slic tell this proud, oi oi lady. tliutthi- lovi-i' she liud won \ but IIIi‘ soil ol lici' fulhcr's homily? the ili'llllilll of :m lllliiiblu widow. rescued from iipl.u-i- .iiiieiigtlie lowly. and brought up In his present position by charity? Should she i-nnl'i-ss herself his :lllizlueml \\ l'orllic tliri-c. post ywils? h or Ilt' lnld )1 up to liar lci'ill. :iiid their pitslii-d IIi'l dc. sis lllc .ti-pping SIIIIIII to :iiiothvi‘l’ Never! )Inr- guin-t‘s Iii-:ii't one: proud us it til b She only i'oso quietlv ‘ Illllilli you toi'ymll' coiilidi-iii-c. .\Ii ‘ III'lIIIS‘ comb; :iiiil I hope you will innkc Curl liuppy. Let us go in how."

Iliir._viiig ovi - the ' they met Curl tllll l’ziui lirimscoliili coming in (pli-st ol ilii-lii.

“ Ah. the lrlitiiits are found !" said the .Ill‘llli‘l’. holding loi'lli his hand to assist lliiiiiiiii‘i-r tho rocks—his ndoptcll sister II'~|, for she hoil h li-iied on loi‘ciiiost. ivililly cum-r to get clear of the spot.

“ Whv. Min"r rct. how cold your hands ii ! You III'I ill Your blue is ghostly ivlii 2!“ his t'Kt'l.tIlII"II.

“ It is nothing; hull om cdd—vcr_v_ cold 1" sln- l‘i‘lllil‘tl sliivci'ing'ly, turning to hike l‘iiiil‘s profl'vred nrm.

“It Li chilly down here on thurnrks. You hnvc liiigorcd too long in this sli‘oilg ‘ bran-Zr,“ replied Curl; lint. though his s \I't’l'i' to Iiisziiloplcil sister. his looks "\I.u'ie llrn- I‘lllilll, whose. Illllltl he ilrlll d .iivii within l . .irm.

Iii lh: ivflile moonlight Margaret walked

:ip l'i'i Illl‘. s-iiids, hi-nrii . like those who ivni I 'in their sleep, word. iilliiig dimly

iii lii-r i-:il‘: illiil only when she ncnred lhc liousc did sliu become conscious that her companion was tidliiig her he loved her.

“ llillyoit donut :ilichr. II:I\'I' Iolli-udcd voii P“ iiski-il I’uul lli'uiiscoiiib, in :i ilissitp— poillti'll toiic. “ Will you ..ot speuk Miss llreut—Miirgnrcl !"

"()ll‘i-iiili-d? Oh, no! But I will tell you sonic tilllc"ll|||"- l "m "“r.\' Kl'i'l“l“|v 'iclii-vc I110!“ in: mild 'lll‘l‘lI-l'lli‘illly- “fill in it I'llill ill' . wavy; thcu . c sli’fl‘lli'll her fci-t to \in “‘1 the st-iiriinso tollc“ IWII room; while hull“ piipird iit iii-r :ib- I‘Ilpt lcuvc, lli'ntisi-ninb john-d his .I'UIIIIgI'I' sister :md thi- I‘llljll'lgt' iii the pzirlor.

A liiili’holir lull-r. :il‘tt-r i'c-lippcztriiig Iii-- low for it few moments to cxcuu- herself to the trio slill occupying the pni'lm', no lhe pli-xi ol giving directions concerning II‘ ikl:lst. .‘I:tl"_’:tl'i'i l'i‘llll‘llt‘ll to lll'l' 'liltlll-

Lockii the door. she threw Ill'l" iii iI iii-at :it all lllli'll window and Ii‘.‘ll|t'tl Ilt'l‘ itching hi upon h.-l' hands. lint. lnii'diy li.id slii- lulu-n this :illiliidc, -ri-.\'oici-s lloiitt-d ilp li'imi iii-low; :iiid, ~u-Iorii rho could slir lrom the spnl, shi- found herself it lislni-t' to a come ion linit (looted up in the quiet at the night from the gnulcn, where Carl nlid Mario were. ivolk‘lfig.

“ I tell you, Marlo, it was .1 foolish, boy- ish promise !“ s:iidC:ii-l.p: sionittul . ‘ And you any she was coho its posoili u when you told her to-iiight. nod so of course she does not mean to brenk her lirort for me. [know lilxii'giii'ct‘s iiutuvo; sho isono ol the plncill kind—ii deiir, good girl. no the bust sister in the world. nnd I own her everything; but. lifter ull. silo would be inst its happy—hop iii-r. I doubt not—with zinother mnu. AM you my just ivhut I‘ve been seeing for myscli for some time. too u—Piml lover her.“