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"Precisely,her with us, but Aurelia said she owed her ht of hts she had forgotten, that even Betty's heart was touched, and she is to go with us, on trial"

"Oh! she is as honest as regards -ed her shoulders "However, one is as good as another, and at least she will never let her lady go a fright! See here, Harry These are the Delavie jewels: I shall never need thehters, Urania"

"Never mind the little wretches Their father will provide for them, and they will marry American settlers in the forests What should they do with court jewels? It is his desire See here, this suit of pearls is what I wore atwith Amyas's father, I should like Aurelia to be married in them Farewell, Harry, you did better for yourself than if you had taken ht been a better woman---" She stopped short as she looked at his honest face, and eyes full of tears

"No, Urania," he said, "man's love could not have done for you what only another Love can do May you yet find that and true Life"

The sisters were not married at the same time Neither Mr Belamour nor his Elizabeth could endure to ht well shouldat Bowstead So their banns were put up at St Cle they slipped out, with no witnesses but the Major, Aurelia, and Eugene, and edded there in the e, a month later at Bowstead, there was a certain bookseller naot a view of it, and who is thought there to have obtained soreat novel

A little later, the following letter ritten frou to her correspondent Mrs Elizabeth Carter "There was yesterday presented, preparatory to leaving England for Vienna, the young Lady Belareatest beauty who has this year appeared at Court Every one is running after her, but she appears perfectly unconscious of the furore she has excited, and is said to have been bred up in all siood as she is fair Her young husband, Sir Amyas Belamour, is a youth of much promise, and they seem absolutely devoted, with eyes only for each other They are said to have gone through a series of adventures as curious as they are romantic; and indeed, when they un by young Mr Horace Walpole, of "CUPID AND PSYCHE"