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Fordsea! What visions crowded round the name Cardo had been there so

lately, and nohere was he? Out on that stor the distance between theets well"

"There's a good gel, indeed; and you will koain, 'cos I

a very nice to ot a servant," he added, "but she is

only an ole oo"

"Oh, yes, I will rasped at the idea of change of scene and life, hoping it would

help her to regain her peace of mind So the next day saw her on her

way to Caer Madoc, driven by her uncle in the rickety old gig which had

carried hih

road Malen bore them at a steady trot, and when Valood-bye, she called to o Cardo had been its occupant, and her heart was full of

wistful longings Yes, she felt she was a foolish girl, but she was

always intending to grow into a sensible and useful wife; and, with

this virtuous intention in her rets, and a serious, composed little look caht for her uncle's house, it was in Reuben