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/. The dense mass of people, were hushed in
!. to an oppressive stiffness, that was broken
here and there by halfxifed sohs. AT this
moment there was movement in the crowd.
A single female figure, before whom every
one appeared instinctively to give way, was
seen passing up the aisle. This was not OBJ
served by Delaney, until she had come
nearly in front Of the platform on which he
stood. Then the movement caught his ear,
and lifting his eyes, that Instantly fell upon
Alice--for it was she that was pressing on
ward--he bent forward towards her with
suddenly lifted hands and eager eyes, and
stood like statue until she had gained the
stand, and advanced quickly to his side.
For moment the two stood thus, the whole
audience thrilled with the scene, were upon
their feet and bending forward. Then De-
laney opened his arms, and Alice threw her
self upon his bosom with quick, wild ges-
ture. Thus, for the full space Of . minute
they stood-every one fully, as by a singu-
lar intuition, understanding the scene. One
of the ministers then came forward, and
gently separated them. {s a15 III


IF No, no. said Delaney, syou must not,
you cannot take her away from me- a3.,


Heaven forbid that should do thatp re-
piled the minister. By your own confess
sion, she is not your wife Nj ,la a5.. s u W


mo, she is not returned Delaney, mourn
fully. lp 8T aos agal5a aI


But is ready to take up her VOWS again.
Alice said, smiling through tears that now
rained over her face. 5aa /. s9,s .g.


Before that large assemblage, all standing,
and few with dry eyes, was said in broken
voice, the marriage ceremony that gave De-
laney and Alice again to each other. AS
the. minister, an aged man, with thin white
locks, finished the rite, he laid his hands up-
on the heads Of the two he had Joined in
holy bonds, and lifting up his aged eyes
that streamed with drops Of gladness, he
said, in solemn voice: m n ..rssy .als.,.


sNHhat God hath Joined together, let not
RUM put asundern l7fit diaa e.a a't.


Amen! was cried by the whole assembly,
as with single voice. .33f.s s., n.