... with Mr riverton to whom her father (Goesett) is ,deadly opposed, hut whom he meets on 'the sly by the aid of Polly. lier parlour maid. e.lie del v. , ,y . 1 .1: fiewever, and her queetily w ra ranitnired. Miss Joyce rie Mrs I)‘,npit3to•ii. , who is not ...

... couple of maids to go through the napery pile In the room until they found a napkin with the work' Yes' in pencil. The melds found it after a while and Mr Scholeder wrapped It op care fully and prostrated It to the anxious He tipped the maid., the bead ...

... defendant parlour', because he have been bed on the Ire of absantling an when in reality the plainant tot one. The charge' , were two distinct ones, but the facts of the m.auls were identical. The complainant then gave evidenoe' of the lie maid he was oat ...

... two sat in ! the setni-Jjarkness of the quickstep parlour :snd exchanged profound silence. The -lour and Miss .‘nianda's elderly female relative inspired in. The book you are look .. ing for, auntie, maid the young lady with entire 4elf-pos-4smsion and ...

... mind, we saw visions lo which palm trees w.yed to the sound of lcw sweet meal° Derr lit Is marble topped tab'ee, where happy maids and men were 11 Muir, with • cup of tee, and lee cream or a glass of some cool drink before them, and that it was quite possible ...

... of the neighbours say they quarrelled. About ii p.m the police arrived, and after questioning the woman, searched the back parlour and found the dead body of the child concealed between two mattresses. A piece of muslin had been tied round its throat. Both ...

... thing whataoevei., that is part of or within a station, or ea the premises of the railway. XVI. Thou shalt riot ride in the Parlour Car, nor the medium class car, having taken oat a ticket for one of lower fare—unless by permission of the Stationmaster. ...

... drawn upon whatever they may ship or sell; but out of crop, when an unfortunate planter has to go hat-in-hand into the Bank parlour, the price demanded for accommodation is the highest that can possibly be put on. So, between low rates for what is produced ...

... said to the driver. You'll want help, I said, have you man ; and I took it down from its nail Be looked thoughtful. a maid t land put it face downward on Be you a friend of Mrs. Pettifer'sn No, I haven't, she replied. I papers, substituting ...

... squalls—brief intermittent gusts of happy; and now what am I going looked at them, and I railed in my wind and rain, but when the maids to say to him when he comes 1— heart against Fate. !went to call their young mistress oh, Mademoiselle, for the love of Lucille ...

... and (-hatted to everyone, nml made many friends. Tornasina was busy at the back doing up the parcels, assisted by their parlour-maid. Then there was the Tennis Tournament, followed by a ball. Toznaaina did not ;day tennis, neither did she go to the ball ...