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THE LAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,*APRIL

, 28, 1909.

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ihe product of the Silver SprisgBrew- ery of Sherbrook, P. Q., far excel all malt preparations on the Canadian mar- ket.

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toward the door of Mr. study, “he may go off in a hurry Why should you dawdle, when you know he will do it for you? This is too unkind of you, Honor.” “Take your hands away; leave me to said Honor, with breath: “I will

her cousin

Haughton’s

oven the door myself,” a quick catch of her

rot be dragged to do what J have—»)ro- mised.” When Honor entered the room, her

drawers of taken the bun¢eh

guardian was locking the his writing table. He had key from the last and put the before he saw her or Then he

into his pocket heard her quiet

ped back to the chimney piece and look-

tread. step-

ed at her with a pleased smiile—quite willing, evidently, that she should de tuin him as long as she chose.

“Piease, Lawrence,” the girl began,

mply, “will you let Phoebe have a little money this morning?”

“No. I have told Phoebe a hundred times that if I go on permitting her to overdr | allowance, she will grow more yagant, and

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will not be xnble to extricate herseif.

: , . wt?) and more extra

Htonor could not see that his impa- tient retort was chiefly evoked by his svdden disappointment Y finding that it was for some one else's sake that

she had soeveht him: sh«

only saw that he looked firm in his refueal.

*“T have told her this a hund-ed times,” he repeated: “and I will not

trouble myself to tell her again. She is absurd and wasteful in her expendi- ture. Tell her to do as you do: you

same allowance, and you al-

have the wAYS look Jane seus if there were another. per-

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ment’s inexplicable sadness, and moving

gazed into her face; “but I will give it to you, if you like.’

“T do not want it,” began Honor, in haste, but he went om after her inter- as if he had not hesitated. “You may do as you like with it, of

slowly, as he

ruption,

ccurse; spend it for Phoebe, if you choose, or give it to her to spend. l do not care what is done with it after-

ward. How much is it to be? Is this

[f enough ?”

two

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He had taken h's purse, but he

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sovereigns from the purse still

only wished for one.” said

Hicnor, in her proud, quiet tones.

“T did not ask Phoebe,” returned Me. Harvebton, closing the purse, and once nure holding his hand toward Honor. with money in it; “take them, Hor- or, OF course Phoebe bade you asz. hut come at whose bidding you will,

you know that I never could refuse a request of yours. Some day, perhaps, the favors you come to ask will be for yourself, as they used to be in old times» Take it. Why do you wait so leng ?”

Slowly and daintily, with barely a touch of her white fingers, she took the gold coins from his palm.

“Thank you, Cousin Lawrence.”

“Cousin Lawrenee!” he echoed an- grily. “You are skilled in wounding, Honor, and I am a stone, of course, vnd cannot feel or see. I am not sup- | Bose to know that you avoid touching my hand, when you do it with such ventle grace." I am not supposed to know that you shrink from any obliga- tion to me, when you thank me so pret- tily. Cousin! Bah! that one word is hateful to me from your lips.’

Mie <4tT’ asked Honor, gravely. Would you have me say Uncle Law- rence? Would this sound better: Thank you, Uncle Lawrence?’

“Is that all the payment you will give? inquired Mr. Haughton, his an- ger giving way to amusement, as if generally did when he talked with her.

“Yes,that’s all,” she answered, speak- ing to him just as she used to do when she was a child, and had not learned the secret of why it was she to whom

soft,

he always. listened, and she whose ecmpany he always sought. “Phoebe

will repay her own debts.”

“T want no thanks from Phoehe,” he interrupted, moodily. “Let her have ker ribbons and flowers and foolery, and be content. Do not send her with her gushing thanks to me. What is it? What makes you look go hurt and proud? The old story, eh, of my duty to Phoebe as her guardian—of my un- kindness—of her wasted affection, may be? I do not know; I am not te

blame in the matter; you can testify to that, Honore Do not turn away. Listen for one moment, my little fa- yorite, You can set everything straight. Phoebe shall have what she likes, dresses and feathers to satiety—any- thing, if you will give me what I want.”

“; could’ not, Cousin Lawrence,” suid Honor, with a demure shake cf her head, “because what you want @ a contented mind.”

Then she gave him her bright little during nod, and, leaving him, ran wup- steirs with the news for which Phoebe was so anxiously waiting.

“We'll waik into Kinbury this after- j noon and buy ithe dress,’ exclaimed p Phoebe, in a rapture of delight; “and we shall be able to make it ourselves

, to-morrow, and so can spend all the ex- * tra money on trimgnings.” ;

n little back from the outstretched | hand. “Will you give Phoebe the money please, Lawrence?”

“No,” he answered, angrily, but very

“Yes,” said Honor, kindly, knowing on whom the ceutting. and the trim- ming, and the work would fall; “ves, we can do it to-morrow, and have it all ready for Thursday

home this

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morn- after- W will ] { East Cottage.

help

Vhen M Owen's ll-important rune re . Honor de one im

Xet H 4 only a packet of

and colors, and

" Wiay Carey: itz Phoebe asked, as H QA r parcel her hand, things.” No,” whispered FH 7. 2 Ls not

I wish

he griris stopped standing fruits |

“Oh, do not go in here,’ exclaimed “Mrs. Payte is such woman, and Mrs. Come

a d sagreeable old Disbrowe so dull and depressing.

. , . ” along, Honor; they haven’t seen us.

fonor had unfastened the gate by

ais time.

(To be continued.)

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