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RASE SAR SAR SAIR SAR SALSA S ISA LE

& FEUILLETON DE L'IMPARTIAL

ë ANTHONY OU LE CRUCIFIX D'ARGENT. À

Mes amis, dit lord Drummore à ses enfants, voici le compagnon dont je vous ai promis dernièrement la visite: vous ai-je trompés en vous annonçant qu’il paraissait fort aimable ?,,

Jl n’y eut qu'une voix dans le

+ groupe pour affirmer que le comte

avait bien apprécié le nouveau veuu.

Alors le noble écossais, prenant par la main le plus âgé des gar- çons, qui pouvait avoir dix-sept ans, et dont l’air mâle et rude re- produisait en partie la physionomie du comte, ajouta :

‘‘Anthony, je vais vous présen- ter ma famille ; celui-ci est mon fils aîné, Ralph ; vous êtes à peu près du même âge.,,

Ensuite, faisant approcher le se- cond, de deux ans plus jeune, dont le visage doux et les manières timi- des contrastaient avec le précédent, lord Drummore reprit :

Voici James, le second de mes fils”?

Ft, après un silence, il poursuivit d’une voix légèrement émue et en contemplant l'adolescent avec un orgueil mêlé de tendresse ;

‘‘Regardez-le bien : ilest la vi- vante image de sa mère, mon épou-

se adorée, que le Ciel m'a ravie red and described by Alice M. daus la fleur de ses années. A Kellogg, and in ‘‘Carlotta and l””,

cause du souvenir qu'il me rappel- Miles Bradford tells the story of an | old-fashioned Thanksgiving, For!

le, il m'est permis d’avoir pour cet enfant quelque prédilection.””

Et il déposa un baiser fervent sur le front pur de l’adolescent.

‘Maintenant, poursuivit-il d’un ton presque jovial, en attirant à lui un enfant de onze ans, j'ai l'honneur de vous présenter mes- sire Digges, mon troisième fils ; il promet d’être un jour un rude sol- dat, Voyez déjà cet air lutin, ré- solu ; mais,pour le moment, il se contente d’être un excellent gar- çon.””

Digges rongit de plaisir à cet élo- ge sorti des lèvres paternelles.

“Mary, pourquoi vous cacher ainsi derrière vos frères ?’’ dit le comte à une jeune fille de qua- torze ans, aux yeux bleus et doux, à la chevelure blonde et ondoyante, dont une charmante modestie re- haussait la beauté délicate.

Mary s’avança, et leva sur An- thony un regard timide, dans le- quel se peignait son âme géné reuse.

Vint le tour de la petite Fanny, enfant de sept ans, la dernière des filles de lord Drummore ; elle en- voya à l'élève de M. Weelford son baiser le plus aimable, cueilli avec grâce sur ses lèvres souriantes.

Anthony, confondu de l’affabili- té du comte, ne savait comment témoigner sa reconnaissance au noble écossais.

“Allez, dit lord Drummore à ses enfants, récréez-vous de votre mieux, st surtout veillez à ce que votre charmant compagnon se plaise avec vous.”

Ces recommandations étaient superflues. Les cinq enfants de lord Drummore partirent, entrai- nant avec eux Anthony, et manifes tant leur joie par de bruyants é- clats.

Le comte les vit s'éloigner en (Suite à la 8ème page)

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Oysters in season

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Mrs. M. Mc£Elroy Tigrisk

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NOVEMBRE

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Montréal La cie de publication de la Revue

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CHAS. DAITON ({ JAMES MCINNIS | Tignish, Oct. 22nd. 1903

Excutors

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