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"I aht have learned a lesson froner for? He ought to have preventedmy foolish example"

"No one could have prevented you, Arenta You would not listen even to your father"

"Oh indeed, it was my fate We must all submit to fate Why did you refuse Rem?"

"He was not e Hyde your fate Aunt Jacobus has told s about hiht to marry Rem"

As she said these words Van Ariens, accompanied by Joris Van Heelad to escape She knew that Arenta would again relate all her experiences, and she disliked to le them with her renewed dreams of love and her lover

"She will talk and talk," said Cornelia to her mother, "and then there will be tea and chocolate and more talk, and I have heard all I wish to hear about that dreadful city, and the dereat sensation, Cornelia," answered Mrs Moran "She has received half the town Gertrude Kippon stole quietly home and has hardly been seen, or heard tell of"

"But enius than Gertrude She has o, it is of the Marquise de Tounnerre people are talking Senator Van Heemskirk came in with her father as I left"

"I hope he treated you htful I courtesied to hirew lovelier every day,' and I kissed his cheek and said, 'I wished always to be lovely in his sight' Then I cae to hiiven you any opportunity I wonder at what hour she will release Joris Van Heeht to be"

Indeed it was so late that Madaht, and was troubled at her husband's delay--even a little cross: "An old man like you, Joris," she said in a tone of vexation--" sitting till nine o'clock with the last runaway froirl that threw her senses behind her, to marry a Frenchht to suffer And I believe not in Arenta Van Ariens' suffering In some way, by hook or crook, by word or deed, she would out of any trouble work her way"