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"Nothing to speak o'," said she But to give the lie to her assertion

she was seized with lachry

face

"Hohat the devil's this about!" exclairoom

"She's a little wee bit overco her handkerchief and wiping Suke's eyes

"I never did like parting from people!" said Suke, as soon as she could

speak

"Why him in particular?"

"Well--he's such a clever doctor, that 'tis a thousand pities we

sha'n't see him any more! There'll be no such clever doctor as he in

New Zealand, if I should require one; and the thought o't got the

better of id and pale, for he

recalled slight circuarded at the tihter of the wedding-party at the

grooh the woods no more

By this time Fitzpiers had advanced on his way to the top of the hill,

where he sao figures eht hand

These were the expected ones, Grace and Marty South, who had evidently

coh the wood Grace was

ht that she had never

looked so seductive as at this ht but