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... A GOOD SAMARITAN fly rHITEL DICKINSON. CHAPTER VII, b SEEING A GHosT. 0 r Whe N!r Perriotf realised fully that Gladys a fisd left limo and, moreover, that he could obtain a a clae as to her whereabouts, his first thought v wa sele Of anger ...

... and elsewhere. She is also atnaccomplished horse- woman. The latest rt mpt made by this lady was a burlesque fot production here in Mid of the Covert Fund of the Ormond and King's Co Hlunt. In this project a very large number of belies ann ge-ntlemen belonging ...

... give yesterday by others. Certainly the stage is kinder to those of high degree' now than it was ini Lord Hlinton's davs. We all know that a Peer is a big draw on a playbill or a hoarding in 1S99. Lord Hinton made ...

... 1 wae a perfect teet~ialler T tier reason was fittnd out afterwardls-I blamed the poor girl for hat! a glass-when in three daysa a bill for i:fx glasses was pro- seatedl lromn a neitthbonring public house l Of course, thle servant declared ...

... before he got so bad. She was alone. The church hells were beginning to ring. She thought she would go to church. While she considered this point. she heard a woman's step on .the stairs, and there was ...

... lying across theb,:d. She said ebe had fallen down stairs, and she felt ill,. Ie asked her questions relativrito a packet labelled Y Vemrtin liller. She said she felt something in her thront, and she wanted ...

... worthy of m renow n, t Onrs it the Lion hbnsner, that bemrs its record hlab, t Of a Queen beloved beyond all queens, whose name a can never die. , a THlIS HAPPY DAY. a . A. tholiand, thouisand ?? in prayer b CBll am the God mnst bigh to ...

... charge, the prisoner said she knew she was married, but she married John Whitehead because she loved him, and she now added that John Whitehead had in his possession a letter which would prove her husband's ...

... of the steps was a Woman with her hand held up over her head, seemningly as if she was beckoning sorne- body else. She was dead and burning in that posi- tion. All her clothes were burnt; she was burning as she stood upright ; ...

... rendezvous have, however, n s, little or nothing in common. Each has its c 'a charms, but they are widely different in char- -S acter. Oban is a modern creation, a mere neces- I d sity of the times, and, except that its beauty of ...

... call up a smile and a cordial 1 uiquixy atter the Gieneral. If hie is not r so yacug as h-a was. be is still a fine e igure of aa Dian', and would, never pass s unnoticed ini a crowd. Tall, upright, e well ...