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"I ahtily

"Good-by"

Sir Jae He

was altogether discontented with the result of a contrivance which had

cost hi between the berried hedgerows and the shorn

corn-fields, not seeing or hearing anything around The tears came and

rolled down her cheeks, but she did not know it The world, it seely and hateful, and there was no place for her

trustfulness "It is not true--it is not true!" was the voice within

her that she listened to; but all the while a reue uneasiness would thrust itself on her

attention--the remembrance of that day when she had found Will Ladislaith Mrs Lydgate, and had heard his voice acco that I disapproved--I wish I could

have told him that I disapproved of that," said poor Dorothea,

inwardly, feeling a strange alternation between anger with Will and the

passionate defence of him "They all try to blacken him before me; but

I will care for no pain, if he is not to blaood"--These were her last thoughts before she felt that the

carriage was passing under the archway of the lodge-gate at the Grange,

when she hurriedly pressed her handkerchief to her face and began to

think of her errands The coached leave to take out the horses