married, she had regarded me with
more than common complacency."


"CharIcs
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"Well, we met. addressed her
by name; she said Sothing-b"t oh.
those eyes of hers were fixed on me
with a gaze that reached into the in
nermost reoesses of my heart, and
seemed TO touch all those chords of
feeling which nature had strung for
Joy. Wherever ] went | found her
eyes turned towards me, and an arch
smile just played about her saucy lips.
and spoke all the fine fancies and half
hidden meanings that women will of.
ten look, but not always trust to the
clumsy vehicle of words. could res
train myself no Ionger-but forget
ting all but those heavenly lips, l ap,
preached, and-'


Poor Julia-she thought she heard
the knell of her young dreams. The
nue OF nef Cheek, and the sparkle of
her azure eyes were gone long before:
and as he painted in such glowing CO..
lors the picture Of his feelings, her lip
qu'vered, and tears swelled up and
dlmmed the blue light of eyes beauti
fol as day.


81 will never speak to you again,
Charles sobbed she, ,sifthis be true.o


at is true," he exclaimed, ''only
not half like the reality. 1t was your
own PICTURE, my sweet girl, that !
kissed again and again.


She looked at him a moment. and
buried her wet eyes in bis bosom. As
she lifted her head, and shaking back
the clustering ringlets that fell around
her brow displayed her face smiling
through tears, his arm softly found its
way around her waist, and-bot am
at the bottom Of my sheet.