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1'Faster. faster your horses creep like snais,
drive for your ife!" cried the impatient Morley,
as the noble animals he so slandered clashed along
the pebbly turnpike road, while the sparkles flew
from their iron hoofs like flight of fire flies.--
The postillion, with voice and whip put them to
the top of their speed and the chaise in its ra-
pid course left behind it trail of light, as though
the wheels had been ignited.


A high and steep hill in front, at length, en-
forced more moderate gait, when Morley as if
struck by sudden recollection, turned his head
towards his companion, lovely young female
who, pale, silent and motonless, reclined on his
shoulders.


s'Kate, my love-" sa Morley, tenderly, 81
fear this will prove too much for your delicate
Frame"


There was no reply. Morley leaned his face
towards hers, and by the moonbeams, saw that
her features were fixed, her open eyes gazing
on vacancy, while the teers, which had recent
ly streamed from them, seemed congenia upon
her bloodless cheeks "God of heaven!" ex-
claimed Morley, "what means this Kate, below
cd, adored do you not hear me2 will you not
syeak to me--to Morley, your Morley"


The name he uttered like charm, dissolved
the spell that bound her. A long drawn sigh. as
il struggling from breaking heart, escaped her
cold quivering lips; fresh fountain Of tears burst
forth; and with an hysteric sob, she fell upon
the bosom of her lover. The alarmed, but en-
raptured Morley folded her in his arms, and bent