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"I a, but there will be less dust

than if we had gone sooner The other carriages will have had tiet out of our way," she said, pleasantly "Winston," co in an undertone, "will it be quite

convenient for you to send for Aunt Rachel on next Friday?"

"Entirely! The carriage shall be at your service at any hour or day

you wish," with more cordiality than was coht be in their reserve and

half-confessions, here was one who had never deceived hily misled him to believe her better, or otherwise, than she

was Honesty and truth were sta

practice of these homely virtues--not by meretricious arts It was

tardy justice, but he rendered it without grudging, if not heartily

A feords passed as to the hour at which the carriage was to call

for Mrs Sutton, and Mabel kissed her "Good-by," the others shaking

hands with her, and with three or four of the Tazewell kinsmen who

officiated as masters of ceremonies, and Mrs Aylett made an

impatient move against a pillar of the old-fashioned porch, was Frederic