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Under very romantic conditions Roy Darrel! marries a supposed farmer’s daugh- ter, Alice Brown. Alice is practically neglected by ber husband after marriage, and although she is Countess of Darrell her ]'fe is a very lonely one. The Ear] is a'tached to a Miss Valerie Roses who is staying in his house. She hates the young Countess and plots with another guest in the house—Conunt Jura—to abduct her. Che Earl, by this time, finds that he realy loves his young wife and is almoet dis~ tracted about his loess. In the meantime Alice nas been conveyed by Count Jura to underground vaults

used by him‘ as a warehouse for stolen goods, and is left in

cbarge ot Dame Bardeu and Myra, accomplices of the the aid of detectives Lerd Darrell dis~ covers his wite, il! with brain fever,at an inn whither Count Jura has taken her on bis way to Londor.

her daughter thieves. With

CHAPTER XVIi. (Continued. )

I’resetitliy Davis came in while she Was siting thus

You } WwW il my Jai sh said

lightly. “Ah, what did 1 always say? I knew you were a born countess. Why,

it is quite romance.” “Some of it was a painful romance, Davis,” Alice said slowly. “Yet how

strange it all seems! A farm-help, iil-treated and countess with

Her voice died, the husband came and with it the thought and was the barrier to with Valerie.

She Jay ia back looking sadly out of the Davis chatted on.

“You will soon be able to leave here and go back to the Castle, my Alice shuddered. “T cannot go back

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year ago a alone. Now a

memory of her with startling c’earness, that she lived

his happiness

nguldly in her chair, window while

lady.” there yet,’ she said in low 1 Davis made no answer. She went to the door

Lady Darrell was be She slipped away, and entered the room softly.

“No, Daryis,” Alice went on slowly: “T cannot even think of the Castle yet. Davis,” she asked suddenly, keeping her face well turned away, ‘“‘did earl ever ask for me when I was ill?”

No answer.

Alice gave

“Never mind’ Davis; my stupid questions. I

She covered her face

koning her ont,

someone

a deep sigh. don’t think of was only—I--” with her over her

hands,

and taok

them gently away, kissing them p.s- sionately at the same time. Alice started, grew crimson, then

white as death.

Beside her on the ground knelt the

very man of whom she spoke—the earl— her love—her husband.

“Did I ever ask for you, my darling?” Roy said tenderly, a flush on his hanl- gome face, a love-light in his eyes. H

still grasped her Reader ‘teends in his.

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“You have not known, you have not seen me near you night and day. Il have never left you, Alice—my wife! I hav: prayed that you might recover, if only to see you knew me, and that you for- gave me. Before you utter another, word say that Alice 2 forgive me!

She drew back a little.

“IT have nothing to forgive you,” she | said faintly. “You were right. lw then so much beneath you—a farm gil! —and I separated yvau from—from } a= 2 |

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listen, Remem- you were torn Did net my eyes speak plainly Could you not guess what my felt? Ah, Alice, you did know. my darling, | knew nothing = of your birth, It was you I loved, as I hove now. Were you forty times a farm girl, I must love you the You are my very life! Say you love me!” Alice’s heart thrilled, her hands, held in his, trembled, her voice was faint.

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“Love you!’ she murmured. “I have loved you from the moment I saw you —it was that love that nearly broke my heart.”

“My darling!’ said the earl passion- ately, drawing her head to his shoulder, and pressing his lips | to hers, “My own “Ey Ferry Own wife

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Six months passed.

Darrell Castle is alive with people; it is the home-coming of the earl and his beautiful young countess.

Sir Humphrey Durant and the dow- ager Lady Darrell stantl together in the wide entrance to welcome their children,

Behind a line of servants, Davis with

her excitement at once agn ing her beloved mistress.

Roy had take ne with them who

what she en- new love, away all Davis

could remind his wite « dured., N he determined traces from her

new faces, should young mind, so

Pw scenes,

work

had been left behind. \ group of guests . were assembled, among whom were Frank Meredith and

(3 off rey now the

Armistead, whose friendship earl held as part of his dearest possessions.

A glimpse of outsiders were seen; tenants in the

the a cheer; rvants, and acclamations of happi- Darrell, re- turned to her husband’s home and amid all the hand-clapping, the tender words, the genuine affe tion, gratitude and love for the being who had lavished all the good 1 treasures of life upon her dur- ing the last six months stood first,

When all was over the guests gone, and the Castle silent, Alicé put her head on Roy’s shoulder, and kissed his hand, while he said tenderly:

“All has gone off well, my darling, yet without all this could you love me, as | you, with no pomp, no gran- ! riches—simply for myself?’

“I could,” whispered Alice. “I do. Our life, Roy, shall. please God, be very heppy—not by riches, t indeur, but through simple, never-dying love!’

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And while peace and love came to the zit rl. who had suffered, the one who had plotted against her honor, her soul, lived in darkness for everymore,

For when the mangled body of- Paul

was found on the ground beneath the balcony, from which he had fallen. and Valerie, who had recovered from her

| 1 that re j ad of her n of all ruin—w‘1s overwrought and

swoon, b ng brother, the full realizati: it meant to her—disgrace and too muvh_ for her echeming brain.

The frail cord that held reason to ts throne snapped, and with a piercing

ali Pd : : : : shriek Valerie again lapsed into insensi- bility.

ut this time,

tgain to the

when her eyes opened ligl t, they bore the look of hopeless insanity.

Visitors to the celebrated establish- ment of. Dr. - for the mentally af- flicted, stand and gaze in piteous admira- tion at the regally beautiful woman, who never speaks, but with dead white face searches—the ground fer the fallen

form of her brother, and tarns with tigress fore spring on the person V4 T =

Sometimes she is visited by a hand- ‘ome man and a fair, lovely girl, tnt she

ws them not, and Way

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THE END.

Must Have Been a Cannibal,

The writer of a book of travels, tell- ing of the insect pests encountered in British Guiana, makes a statement of which the best that can be said is that is is probably not so bad as it sounds.

‘‘One lady that I knew, while busy at her toilet, felt something crawling on her shoulder. She screamed and called her husband, and he had just time to knock the centiped off before biting ber in the neck.’’

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Second Theosophist— What's the mat- ter?

First Theosophist—Why, one of my tenants has gone off without paying bis rent aud left me a note saying he would try and square with me in some future existence. —London Fun.

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