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The long, bewitching hours of the glorious evening added fuel to the flaer He could only procure from Ethel the proramme; and the Ah he atte his whole attentions to the only titled young ladies in the roo snubbed, and of being a person no longer ofof wounded self-love is a singular process Mostyn was quite oblivious of any personal cause for the change; he attributed it entirely to the Squire's ingratitude

"I did the Squire a good turn when he needed it, and of course he hates hter, they interfered with --and they are only illustrating the old saying, 'Since I wronged you I never liked you'" After indulging such thoughts awhile, he resolved to escort the ladies Aurelia and Isolde Danvers to Danvers Castle, and leave Miss Ethel to find a partner for her last dance, a decision that favored John Thoreatly relieved Ethel, and bestowed upon hi of all punish was the inauguration of a period of undiht In it the Tyrrel-Rawdons concluded a firm and affectionate alliance with the elder branch at the Court, and one day after a happy fa proposal that "the portrait of the disinherited, disowned Tyrrel should be restored to its place in the fah it, and noticed that the spot was still vacant, and I think surely," he added, "the young man's father must have meant to recall him home some day, but perhaps death took hi-field," murmured the Squire

John Thomas bowed his head to the remark, and proceeded, "So perhaps, Squire, itback the poor lad's picture to its place They who sin for love aren't so bad, sir, as they who sin for money I never heard worse of Tyrrel Rawdon than that he loved a poor woman instead of a rich woone before us into the next life, I should think are good friends together; and I wouldn't wonder if we et all old wrongs and live together here--as Rawdons ought to live--like one family"