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"Belike you'll come to learn in time!" says I, beside myself At this I saw the white hand clench itself, but her voice was tender as ever when she answered: "Sorrow and sufferingof soul or debase hione to your gallants and leave ht yves

"Let be!" I cried, "I seek no freedoently "So endethI have hued and prayed you to forego your vengeance, to forgive the evil done, not so much for my father's sake as for your own, and this because of the boy I dreah to forgive past wrongs, since by forgiveness coue and galley-slave after all So shall I ever pity you greatly and greatly despise you!"

Then she turned sloay and went fro the door, and left me once hts

To be scorned by her! And she--a Brandon!

And now I (ht to the possibility ofainst this woer) had but come to triumph over me in my abasement Thus of my wounded self-love did I ony beyond expression