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Shocked, yet relieved, but uneasy un- der both sensations, Courtland went on blindly:

“But he was not the only one, Miss Dows. There was another man picked up who also had your picture.”

“Yes—Joyce Masterton. They sent it tome. But you didn’t kill Aim, too?”

“THEY WERE BRAVE MEN, MISS DOWS.”

“TI don’t know that! personally killed either,” he said, a little coldly. He paused and continued with a gravity which he could not help feeling very in- consistent and even ludicrous: ‘‘They were brave men, Miss Dows.”

“To have worn my picture?” said Miss Saily, brightly.

“To have thought they had so much to live for, and yet to have willingly laid down their lives for what they believed was right.” :

“Yo’ didn’t go'huntin’ me for three years to tell me—a so’th’n girl—that | so’th’n men know how to fight, did yo’, +| co’nnle?” returned the young lady with | the slightest lifting of her head and; drooping of her blue-veined lids in a} divine hauteur. “They were always) ready enough for that, even among’}| themselves. It was much easier for: those pooah boys to fight a thing out: than think it out, or work it out. The! folks in the no’th learned to do all} three; that’s where you got the grip on} us. Yo’ look surprised, co’nnle.”

“TI didn’texpect you wou!d lvok at it —quite in—in—that way,” said Court- land, awkwardly.

“Tam sorry I disappointed yo’ after yo’d taken such a heap o’ trouble,” a turned the young lady, with a puzzling assumption of humility as she rose and: smoothed out her skirts, ‘but I didn’t! know exactly what yo’ might be ex-} pecting after three years; if I had, I might have put on moa’ning.” She; stopped and adjusted a straying tendril/ of her hair with a sharp corner of the! dead man’s letter. “But I thank yo’ all} the same, co’nnle. It was real good in} yo’ to think of toting these things over! here.” And she held out her hand) frankly.

Courtland took it with the sickening consciousness that for the last five’ minutes he had been an unconscionable ass. He could not prolong the interview, } after she had so significantly risen. If he had only taken his leave and kept the letter and looked for a later visit—per-]| haps when they were older friends! It was too late now. He bentover her hand) | fora moment, again thanked her for her courtesy, and withdrew. A moment

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horse’s hoofs on the road. She opened the drawer of a brass-

handled cabinet and after a moment's}, critical survey of her picture in the]| dead man’s locket, tossed it and the let- | wt | = =" ¢ S 1 = yx ? | — tL <—~ | x i ele ( se | fl iy 4 \ i ¢ SHE OPENED THE DRAWER. ter in the recesses of the drawer. Then

from her foot, looked at it thoughtfully:

she stopped, removed her little bifaly and called: “Sophy!”

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“Miss Sally?” Said tne girl reappear- ing at the door.

“Are you sure you did not move that ladder?”

“I ‘’clare to goodness, Miss Sally, I nebber teched it.”

Miss Sally directed a critical glance at her hand-maiden’s red-coiled head. “No,” she said to herself softly, “‘it didn't feel like wool, anyway!”

CHAPTER IL

N spite of the awk- ward termina- tion of his visit —or perhaps be- ¢ suse of it—Court- land called again at the plantation within the week. But this time he | was accompanied by Drummond, and was received by Miss Miranda Dows, a tall, aquiline-nosed

: spinster of fifty,

whose old-time politeness had become | slightly affected, and whose old beliefs — had given way to a half cynical ac- | ceptance of new facts. Mr. Drummond, | delighted with the farm and ite man- |

agement, was no less fascinated by

Miss Sally, while Courtland was now discreet enough to divide his attention between her and her aunt, with the re- sult that he was far from participating in Champney’s conviction of Miss Miranda's unimportance. To the freed- men she sti]! represented the old im- placable task-mistress, and it was evident that they superstitiousiy believed that she still retained a vague power of overriding the Fifteenth amendment at her pleasure, and was only to be restrained by the mediation of the good-humored and sensible Miss Sally. Courtland was quick to see the value of this influence in the transition state of the freedmen and pointed it out to his principal. Drummond's previous doubts and scepticism, already weakened by Miss Sally’s fascinations, vanished entirely at this prospect of beneficially utilizing these lingering evils of slavery. He was convinced—he was even enthusiastic. The foreign in- vestors were men to be bought out, the estate improved and enlarged by the company and the fair owners retained

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in the management and control. Like most prejudiced men, Drummond's con- version was sudden and extreme, and being a practical man was at once acted upon. Ata second and third interview the preliminaries were arranged, and in three weeks from Courtland’s first visit the Dows plantation and part of Maj. Reed's were merged in the “Drummond syndicate” and placed be- yond financial uncertainty. Courtland remained to represent the company as superintendent at Redlands, and with the transfer of the Knglish invest- ments, Champney retired, as he had suggested, to a smaller venture of his own, on a plantation a few miles dis- tant which the company had been un- able to secure.

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