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"She will never coain to

Westover I aarden, and the boat upon the river Do you remember hoere our

days in June? We will live theain, and there shall come for us,

besides, a fuller su breath, "and cold and

dark! I do not know o

away I wish to wash off this paint, to put onto keepat me! The

ry, and Mistress Deborah

will beat one far

away,--as far as Fair View, as far as the er"-In the dance their raised hands ain "You see me, you speak to me at

last," he said ardently "That other, that cold brother of the snows, that

paladin and dreaone, Audrey; nay, he never was! But I myself, I am not abhorrent to you?"

"Oh," she answered, "it is all dark! I cannot see--I cannot understand"-The ti elapsed, the an to play an ancient, lively air, and a nuht of heart as of heels, engaged

in a country dance When they were joined by Mr Marreat rustling and whispering A young

girl in green taffeta was dancing alone, wreathing in and out between the

silken, glea with thea step or tith each sister of the

dance When she approached Audrey, the latter smiled and extended her