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"I irl's face haunts entleman"

The silence that folloas broken by Haward, who spoke in the s tones which with hier "It is ht to eat only of the lotus Will you take up your cards

again?"

A less iue,

and impatience, would have waited, and on the hlander, fired by his cause, thought not of

delay "To forget!" he exclaimed "That is the coward's part! I would have

you reentleirl; remember to cease

froht," said Haward, with a strong

effort for self-control

"Good-night with all my heart!" cried the other hotly,--"when you have

proates, whose na, whose nature you have

darkened and distorted"-"Have you done?" deht at once"

"Not yet!" exclaiirl hath so haunting a face Haward, see her not again! God wot, I think

you have crushed the soul within her, and her name is bandied froet and be forgotten Go to