saw Gertie's biue eyes looking at him," and he wound his arms around his blue-eyed bride, who was also standing at Edith's side. Edith had never tried so much a single note since the day when she learned from her mother that her daughter was alive, but

voice, "•__. Edith, Edith ! Why did you not deal openly with me? What miseryyou would have saved ua both." He strode from the room ; an instant afterwards the front door closed behind him with a sound .hat reverberated through the house. Edith fell on her

Lindley. Edith Horner, Edith Hall. Edith Brown, Edith Small, Edith Bethune, Edith Tavlor (2. mother and daughter), third Edith Milner, Edith Hudson. Edith Scales. Edith Harriman. Edith Tanpin (2, mother

Kitty, Caine into the room, and asked Edith what commands she had. Tea is waiting, Miss Edith,' said the servant, 'and Colonel Harrison is impatient to get out.' 'I wonder why people cannot have tea without se?' said Edith , impatiently. It is tiresome to

CHAPTER XLIX. EDITH’S STEW FRIEND. Every day Edith and Dudleigh saw more and more of one another. The condition in which Dalton was demanded quiet, yet needed bnt little direct attention. Besides taking medicines that had been prescribed by the physicians

' 'He has not won !' Edith retorted sharply. ' You Lave no right say so, Eric.' ' I do not say anything offend you, Edith,' Eric replied. 'I only meant say that Da Yosta has deserved your gratitude.' 'And has got it,' said Edith with supreme composure

and eimnously at Edith, " we were not saying thapt. 1 I am this rnoment strong enough to gB anywhere. My cousin, John Crane, told ume I could live withE Edith Orr and her mother. I want to go live with Edith Orr now-at once--to-day." Edith made a secre

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alike, tut all horrible, and to tell the truth, Edith, I don't care to talk about them any more to-night." " Very well, I won't tease you, dear," replied her friend, and the subject was dismissed. Edith Marsden was the only child of an invalid father

they beheld the golden fruit of the Hesperides, Sister Edith turned to her assistant, and said, -■ Is your sister- in-law still with you?" "Yes, ma'am; you will find her upstairs with Lucy." Edith nodded, and leaving Susan to superintend the dessert (which