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It appeared that he had heard of Harkless, as well as the Carlow editor of

him They had a few moments of shop, and he talked to Harkless as a

brother craftsraciousness, and spoke of his

pleasure in theand of his relief at Harkless's recovery, for,

aside fro, the party needed him in Carlow--even if

he did not always prove hihed "But I' my duty," he said presently; "I was to present

you to the pretty ones only, I believe Will you designate your preferred

fashion of beauty? We serve all styles"

"Thank you," the other answered, hurriedly "I ht--

quite a nuhts, however, and

except Miss Hinsdale and the er, had not the faintest recognition of

any of them, and he cut them all, except those two, one after the other,

before the evening was over; and this was a strange thing for a politician

to do; but he did it with such an innocent eye that they reave hi, then?" asked Macauley Harkless was already

watching part of it

"If you will I have not seen this sort for more than five years"

"It is always a treat, I think, and a constant proof that the older school