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FLORABSL’S LOVER

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_ Dad me " } : \f } .% but had thrust them care her pocket. What an unexpected blessing they were to her now!

Trembling with excitement, she sprang across tie room,

‘Fore tc vonr moner. ma lam '!’? sha she cried, tremulously; ‘‘and now I Wish that uff button returned, please. *’

The landlady looked at her aghast, her hand closing greedily over the

money.

**So you hac the amount all along, you naughty girl!’’ she gasped, con- fusedly. ‘‘Laws mow, what a neat trick to play on me; but I was up to @ Iknew right well you had it. And likewise, of course, dearie, I kept up the little joke. I intended

to return the cuff button to you all the time,’’ declared Mrs. Dickson, flushing gailtily. ‘‘A keepsake’s a

keepsake, and I know what store peo- ple do set by ’em. I'd like right well to have you stay and keep this room, ”’ she went on, in that cajoling tone of flattery which is so offensive, ‘‘for, if I do say it to your face, I never had a

lodger that I took such a fancy to as}

I Kave to you.’’ ‘*I may stay for Florabel, drearily. Mrs. Dickson’s with smiles. **It’ll be like home to you, she declared. ‘‘By the way, I I'll get you up a good warm dinner. It’s long past the hour, but you didn’t

the present,’’ said face was beaming

dearie,”’

come down, and you look kind of faint.’’

**T shall b © gi lad if you will do so,’’ replied Florabel. “I wil! pay you

what you think is right for it.’’

‘*Pay me!’’ reiterated Mrs. Dick- son, ina h 1 keg. ‘Do you think I'd accept money for doing you a tri-

fling favor like that ? No im nly too glad to serve you. If

you want anything that I can get for

you, dearie, don’t be afraid to call for it.”’ And she bustled out of Flora bel’s room, her broad,. florid face

wreathed in smiles.

She was mentaily calculating how long the remaining fifty dollar bill would last, which she saw in her

hand, and how long it weuld be pru- dent to be pleasant with her

That was the first real glimpse poor Florabel had of the power of gold.

Left to herself, Florabel’s emotion was so great after the lull in the ex- citement that she almost fainted. What she had gone through brought @ a violent headache.

‘‘I will go out in the air—to the park—to dispel it,’’ she told herself; ‘‘and there I can}think what had best be done. ’’

To think! ah, the very effort of thinking had become a torture to her.

She quietly donned her hat and

cloak, tying a thick veil over her face, and quietly left the house, fully

intending to be back for luncheon, for she was quite hungry as well

as being faint.

Mrs. Dickson met her in the hall. ‘*You’re not going out, are you?’’ she called, surprisedly. ‘‘I am _ get-

ting you up a fime dinner, you know.’’ ‘-Yes, 1 know,’’ said Florabel. ‘‘

am only going a littl way. I will soon be back.’’

As Mrs. Dickson saw that beautiful face then she never saw it again. It was many a long year ere she was des-

tined to meet poor Florabel again;

and then under such stramge circum- stances: and she oftem remembered -

“Fortuue favors the brave.” It is also favorable to those who purify their biood at this season by taking Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla.

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Canned Finnan Haddies

Canned Lobsters in } and 1 lb tins.

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he

that she watched tne girl

CHAPTER XVII.

= hee 00! winds of the park ee d le pain in Fiorabel’s head a

und, sifting by the hidiatain ante out over the roses, she re- viewed her turbulent past, and tried

| to look calmly at the future.

There was no returning over the hich she had come: the doors of the past were all closed against her; Max had severed his life com-

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She had sacrificed a life’s happiness for her brother, and this was her re- ward. Had he been worth the ter- rible sacrifice? pleased Max’s mother and Miss

but,

How

‘lavering must have been at the situ-

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words,

‘It will end by his marrying Miss Claveri: he told herself, and the

f words brought with it all the old pain.

‘What shall I do with my future?’’ she asked herself, vaguely. ‘‘This fifty dollars will not last forever. Then what shall I do?’’

But the zreat problem of life was rot so easily solved. ‘‘I must make it last as long as I can,’’ she sighed,

r into her cleak pocket for the

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she remembered distinct- |

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