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"I have had friends," she said. "And perhaps you wouldn't like t0 have me call you friends. But I ‘ncver dreamed that I should, ever lnsk any friend to do for me whet‘ you two wonderful men have dolw iodny. I can't, thank Ybu. It would be ricLculous to try. But if you cvcr “out anything I can do or can't do—lot n1c-"She broke off; her cyrs laccainc lakcs indeed; she released their hands.

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l'.l:\:cus, backed out of the room. "I want to cry, Robert," said ‘Constance. ‘Don‘t—lry—to—con1i'ort l l’l‘l(.‘—-DlCZ1SC. Jilst watcl1—to—see if onyone‘s comirig—" l So I stood for o long time, as 1t rccmcd to mo, 11.1 studied Main :trcct as it so‘. 312'. dzuvn to normal.

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Bridget: An‘ dld yer pet a new alace yet? Susan: Oi dld an’ a foine wan.

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_ _ “And we eloped I proposed it. I , an“ lot“ “fw @3115}??? slztgljust walked away from the school l“ 1 passm" ‘"5’ 59° “ be ,one night after supper and met

“@- " hi.Wtokhetl t “I think I'd ‘cotter g0 home now." mama: 52d wtere 13:21:: 1x32‘;

;'.li,l1f?:<rl.otqﬂ “m1 you" I rcpned inf-ranged everything. It had to be

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rm‘ in" haw ridiculous that WES ably the marriage could have been in the ‘i543’: of our situiziion, smiled annulled But fan-m‘ dld nothing _frn1ly l‘l{J\i'~-~1ill(l replied: ‘Qizzterﬂgt of“ sugposlid my eitiz “Dz-I wrnit, of course, to tell or me to‘, “will View i: 2th“. m“ “'c‘5thlng"' lI-le answered with a. dreadful letter , .

Martin Deane tried to see him, and couldn't. Martin was piqued. You see, father was rich. And-well, 1 have said that Martin's motives -bcut Doc Evan's window had turn- were all mixed up But he loved 'cd lrinn that old sensation to this ‘me- He truly did. You see. if he new cné, mo stared and pointed. Jllldlfﬁ loved me. he wouldn't have Now and then a. head craued from 'mil'l‘led me- I WES 50 V011“! Blld l"- a window’, or I heard a rush of feet experiemed he could hive 1001M

Sn w.‘ walked together into 03min street. Naturally we uttractsd ntmniion. I could feel with the back of my head that the crowd a-

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at u. doorway. Eyes ahead, we walk- cd in silcncc up the familiar path-- ehoufd I cvcr triad it againF-m Mrs. I3Zil‘ll:lb_v'5. »

ctllléiiilliCi.‘ was not entirely reas- sured that Deane hnd escaped, I must nccds give her comfort on hat. Olitg I asktd: "What you rid bcfcrc tlicy_ arrested mc-you ‘mcnn that, Constance?" she an- swcrcd: "I mean it then. I mean it now. I mean lt forever!" But we did ‘not then kiss or clasp hands, ias unfettered lovers may after ‘such words; only sat for a time silent and looked at each other.

A spurt of sleep or what resemb- led sleep; when I came out of it, feverishly awake, she was talking:

“—my own fault, my very own-

in the beginning, Robert. A little 01 it sin-if you want to call it thet- The rest just folly. Perverse folly. I was only sevcntcen when I elop- cd with hm from Miss Gorhams academy at Providence. That was the beginning. I shunt lay that to anyone clsc. But I will tell you how it happened: ' “We livcd at Warwick-do you know it? A little old Rhﬂde Island town. The family had been there iorcvcr. My mother was younger than my father.‘ She died when I was six years old. I had no brothers

iothﬁr married beautiful woman, a brilliant wo- man, but unbalanced. Perhaps in- snnc. I wouldn't have had the char- lly to make that excuse

I small ncvcr hale anyone else so lOllg us I live. she was cruel to me- insanely crucl—becailse she was Jealous. I have been beaten, terrib- ly beaten, in my day, Robert. But more than that. The trick of put- llllir me in ih¢ wrong. , , , 1553-- 113118 tliﬂl; was why father sem, me away to school-to M155 Gorham-s in Providence, From the time I was seven until I was scventcen— Just school. Al. first I came home for the holidays. But finally she spoiled even that. She had a ter- rlble hold on father. I can under- stand that, too. She was a beauti- ful creature.

“Then I came. seventeen, and w“ Ltolllk to finish next year-music and needlework and Latin and French and riding nnd dancing and doportmcnt, and nothing what cvcr about lilo. I hadn't even road n novel, except surrcpitiously. I wasn't a little girl any ionger. That's the prriod, I suppose, when every girl ought to be locked up ‘for a while. Probably the French ‘uro right. And of course with me _lh=.- one thing I never had was love.

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fvr her once. I hated her. But I think, now,

me, easily enough. . . .

"And I loved him, but only in We Way- I didn't kn0w that then. I do remember‘ watching him one day from the front window as he walked down the street, and feel- ing that there was something lack- lng-but just for a. minute. I didn't know for a long time-I was so young and inexperlenced- about the condition of his business. He was in real estate, as I've told you. We lived very prettily._ I wasn't much taken with the business friends he brought home to supper; as I look back now, I think of them all as a little unclean spiritually. Nor their wives. I was hungry for my own kind of women. . . ,

“He used to talk to me, of course, Bbollt his business. But I was like B ""11. for all ol the world. A more Experienced woman would have understood much sooner-that it was all wr0n8—every bit of it wrong. ‘rhcn he was arrested. It was all a. very bad piece of business The papers were full of it. We gave up our house. We moved into funr lshed room. He was tried finally- and acquitted. Mostly, he'd been just within the law. But he hadn't done right, nevertheless; and every one knew it. He tool; it hard, of

course. He was-rebellious, we quarreled, too. But I made him understand that it was wrong.

(To Be continued)

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‘lb be sold W Public Auction in front of the law Courts Building h Charlottetown in Prince Edward Is- land on ‘madly. the 11th h! of November A. D., 188i, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, ALL that tract pleoe and parcel of land situ- ote lying and being on TownlhlP number 01 in King's County in said Island, bounded snd described u follows, that is to saw-On the east by land in the Possession of James

or formerly in the possession of George Sorrey, on the west by the Comment-i Road and on the south by a tract of land in the possession of Peter Cassldy, containing 25 acres of land u little more or less, belnﬂ the northern half of 1W eons of land, formerly in the possession oi‘ John McKearney and being divided from Peter Candy's land by u brook or stream running across said land from out to west, ALSty-JIL that other tract piece and parcel of laud situate lying and being on said Township number 61 bounded and described as follows, that is to say: Ou the east by the Commer ' l Road on the west by land now or formerly in the possession of James McGulgan and on the north by land now or formerly in the possession of William Compton and Peter Mar- tin, and on the south by laud now or formerly in the possession of Mc- Carthy, containing 2754 acres of land a little more or less.

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