But he was loved Miss Trevor's agitation
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But he was loved Miss Trevor's agitation
rendered II no longer doubtful and In the tu-
null Of his happy feelings he even pltled Harry,
though at another time he would have regarded
Havlland's coxcombical assurance as properly
punished How he found his way back TO the
inn, he scarcely knew; but he was there long be-
fore Harry, He seemed 10 fly thither on air.


The interest Of our tale is over. The next
morning Harry moodily left the village, long be-
fore Frank was up, leavinga short note in which
ne gave no explanation except that he was tired
of the place. La week, however, Frank re-
ceiyed letter, in which Harry told the real
cause OF his departure, saying, that now, since
his anger had cooled, he could see that he had
been properly punished for his assurance. He
bade God bless Frank in his successful love, and
added that he would visit the bride when absence
should have conquered his feelings.


The GOODNESS Of Miss Trevor to Frank, which
had plunged him into despair, arose from pride,
wounded at his apparent neglect. It did not
take long to explain this, nor to exchange vows
Of everlasting love; and in less than two months
the marriage took place. ... 5#s.f 5aas B