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Lady Darrell Was right, Valerié loved Roy now with all the of her heart; not as she had worshipped Bus- Rivers, but with a great passion of genuine affection and tenderness: had been living in a dream these two days past.

She felt in Roy’s love, and thonzht of Alice only as a cloud on the horizon of her happiness: but now she was fodeed living in dreamland.

Roy's eves all this nicht had restel on his wife: a dawn of something new gag such as had never come for her, appeartal on his face. and Valerie saw that once again her happiness woyld be wrecked, ;

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what or how she meant to do it: but she |

swore to herself that before many days the eqrl should be effectually separated from his wife, my Lady Alice, and turn to her,

The men coming in from the smokinz- |

reom, disturbed her thoughts,

a Radine hurried up fo Alice.

“Countess,” he exclatned, “how bean- tiful you look te-night! I could not ap- proach you before dinner, you were so surrounded, The pale checks produced by the ghost have quite disappeared.”

“Ghost!” repeated Count Jura, who had strolled up to Alice also; “have you been frightened to-day, countess?”

“Yes,” Lord Radine went on: “we

rode over to the abbey ruins, you know, |

this morning, and as we were about to mount the remains of the tower, Lady Darrell turned deathly white, uttered a slight exclamation, and fled back to the air. ghost, she decl: red such to be the case.”

Alice had grown pele during this

speech. She had looked up and met the |

gaze of Valerie’s eyes burning with their passion of hate, and there was such a resemblence at that instant to the sinister face of Paul Ross, that she felt again the dread that had attacked her in the ruins,

Count Jura watched blanch; his brows were knit.

“Why, Lady Darrell,” he exclaimed, “you surely don’t mean to tell me you are afraid of spirits?’

“Not of spirits,” Alice answered with an imperceptible shiver, as Lord Radine

her checks

turned to speak to a lady close by; “but |

of men, Count Jura, I am afraid.” “She has seen Paul.” was Jura’s swift thought.

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“Then you think this was a man?’ he '

continued easily.

“IT am sure of it.”

The count elevated his brows.

“Shall we go for a stroll into the hall and conservatory?’ he said in his most graceful fashion.

Alice hesitated.

She would much mained alone.

Somehow she disliked and feared this man, but she could not refuse.

Roy was speaking to his mother as they passed.

Lady Darrell saw the glance he gave his wife, and the way his brows con- tracted as if with pain and vexation.

“Roy's,” she said aloud, softly, “she does well to-night, and how beautiful she is!’

Roy turned and grasped his mother's hend.

“Thank you, dearest,” he seid riediy; “she is indeed most

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Valerto “vas just behind him as ‘he exclaimed this,

“Discussing my Lady Alice,” she

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“Actress!” repeated the berond measure at the words: acting, Valerie; it és nature,”

Valerie bit her ip, her Worst feacs were confirmed, She altered her mood,

“T congratulate you,” she said softly,

earl, vexed “it is not

just glancing at him with her lustrous eres: “it has been a severe test, and no ope among your friends is more

pleased at ibe snecess than I am, Rey.”

Valerie; it is like to be so kind. I am axnious that should be friends with my—my- countess. You are so clever, you help her.’

“My Lady Alice does not need aid. Roy: but since you wish it I be her friend, first for your sake then for hers.” | None knew what an agony of pain was living beneath that smiling exterior.

Lady Darrell overheard her son’s re- aquest and her face was puzzled.

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Alice meanwhile walked away with Count Jura. She scarcely heard what he was saying. All the evening her

memory had gone back with a thrill! to her husband and his request. To-mor- row they were to meet and walk to- gether.

it was like a beautiful dream to her, | and unconsciously brought her happi- | hess,

Count Jura led the way to a marble anteroom,

Statues gleamed white amid the foli- , age of rare tropical plants, dim lamps were hung about, and a fountain played in the centre.

“Let us sit here awhile,” he said as he led her towards a velvet couch, placed close to the fountain: “we have had no time for a chat, Lady Darrell.”

“Nor shall I have any now,” said Alice hurriedly, forcing herself to smile, “You forget, count I have my guests to attend to.”

“And am I not one?’ he asked quietly,

Alice opened ther fan and moved it to and from, but did not answer.

“So you were frightened in the ruins to-day?” went on the count, drinking in + the fair loveliness of her face with pas- sionate avidity.

“Yes: but it do not

was very stupid of me. think me a coward,

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if you are afraid in broad day- how can you have the courage to in a room with all these glomous jewels?’

He touched a glittering bracelet as he spoke.

“TI am not frightened in my own apartment.” Alice said, wondering just a little at the way in which he always the diamonds. © count noticed her surprise; ily changed the conversation.

“Ah, you should see the wonderful caves and weird nooks I have beheld in my travels. Ghosts and spirits dwelt in them, indeed!”

“IT should be glad to travel other lands.”

Alice spoke dreamily. { “You would?’ broke “Ah, how would you like to leave this ecld, desolate place, and see nothing but blue sky, sunshine, and flowers? Fansy a garden with orange groves sventing the air, with terraces leading down to a bay as blue—as blue as your starlike eyes! One can be happy in a home like that!”

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“Yes. I know of such a paradise. It is mine—all mine. Now it stands empty and deserted: it only waits for a mis- tress—a mistress fair, lovely as the sua, with gentle grace and maddening eyes— such as yours. Yes, you are——”

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Alice rose quickly, but his arm stole round her slender waist.

“Yes—you are the only woman in this wide world that could bring happiness in such a home. Have not my ey2s spoken clearly? Did you not under- stand? Alice—my Lady Alice—listen! I will take you away from all this gilded

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“Let me go!” breathed Alice, wrench- ing herself from his grasp. “How dare you insult me like this!’

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“Hate me! Beware, Lady Darrell! I am your friend, your lover now, but make me your enemy, and I will fight yeu to the end.”

The girl drew up her figure to the full height. and pointed her right hand to the doorway.

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The count turned, then swiftly moving back, he seized her arm and pressed his lips to it with a passionate force that hurt her. _ ‘ .

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