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'You may have as much of my champagne as you like, said Vernie, getting very red; 'but I don't think it does you any good, for you are always so cross afterwards. Brian looked at the boy with a savage gleam in his eyes, and muttered something, but made no audible reply.

But with all her strength she fought against it, forcing herself to count the hateful little bits of paper, and thankful that her father was too much taken up with the arrangement of his purse to notice her. "I am glad we happened to meet Brian," he remarked; "he goes by an earlier train that I thought. Now, little son Eric, where shall we go?

His own use of the stable was restricted to an occasional ride on an elderly brown cob, of aristocratic lineage and manners that would have been perfect but for the old-gentleman-like habit of dropping asleep over his work. The new baronet was too lazy to hunt, too liberal to put down the hunting stable established by his predecessor. The horses were there let Ida and Brian ride them.

It told, in a matter-of-fact, newspaper way, how Brian Kent had, at different times, covering a period of several months, taken various sums from the Empire Consolidated Savings Bank, and gave, so far as was then known, the accumulated amount which he had taken.

"It may be," said Brian. "You must not expect, for those far wiser than I say it can not be. But I hope yes, I still hope." On that crumb of comfort she lived, but it was a weary day, and for the first time she noticed that her father, who was free from fever, followed her everywhere with his eyes. She knew intuitively that he thought himself dying.

"I think the Dark Master has sent us a kindly gift," quoth Turlough Wolf, as Brian rose with horror in his face and let the seaman's body fall. "Now I know why that wine was sour, master!" TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. Don't forget this magazine is issued weekly, and that you will get the conclusion of this story without waiting a month. Nuala O'Malley by H. Bedford-Jones

Send two men to the tower to build a beacon, for Cathbarr will not be back before to-morrow night." Brian went to the stables where the three carrier-pigeons were caged, and fetched the cage to the great hall. Here he wrote what had happened, with his plan, in small space, fastened it under the wing of a bird, and let loose the pigeon from the courtyard.

He had a very vague notion of how he had managed to get there; he had no notion at all of his reason for travelling in that direction. It dawned upon him by degrees that he had chosen the very same route, and made the same stoppages, as he had done when he was a mere boy, travelling with his father upon the Continent. Richard and his mother had not been there; Brian and Mr.

The atheists will never thoroughly take up with you while you live with your father the archbishop, and of course it is wretched for you to be surrounded by those of another creed. Come with me. I love you I will make you happy, and save you from persecution." In spite of himself Brian had smiled many times at this putting of an Archbishop of Canterbury into the position of Luke Raeburn.

He knew of men at the Bar who had lived hard and worked like galley slaves, and who yet retained all the fire and freshness of youth. The guests had alighted by the time Brian reached the portico, and Vernon was in his sister's arms.