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Graham's illness being the cause of its postponement, we should find it hard not to realise a degree of satisfaction in the prospect of returning to the dear old place in D , where we hope to be established in the course of the next month. I say we, for neither Mr. Graham nor Emily will hear of my leaving them again. "With the kindest regards to yourself, and my friend the doctor,

The clock occupied a corner in Louis' room, which had been Hal's studio, and was now to belong, with one other on Clara's side, to us two. Mother had said before our marriage: "I can never let Emily go unless it be absolutely necessary. The boys are both settled, and I desire Emily to remain here. It would be lonely for her father and myself should she leave us."

Emily and I have pretty much done going into the parlour, for these gay folks don't take any sort of notice of us. Emily doesn't say a word, or complain a bit, but I know she is not happy here, and would be glad to be back in Boston; and so should I, if it wasn't for that horrid steamboat.

'This in thine heart, villain! said he, as he made a thrust at Montoni with his sword, who parried the blow, and aimed another, while some of the persons, who had followed him into the room, endeavoured to part the combatants, and others rescued Emily from the hands of Morano's servants.

Holding on with one hand, and steadying the cradle with the other, though the surf as it rose washed over him more than once, he reached the boat with his charges. "Thank Heaven!" exclaimed Emily. "He is safe! he is safe! And there is Charles; he is following the brave example." Several other persons succeeded in gaining the boat.

He was too fond of Emily to decide that question fairly, on its own merits. In other words, he shrank from the terrible responsibility of telling her the truth. "Isn't the imprudence of writing to such a person as Mrs. Rook plain enough to speak for itself?" he suggested cautiously. "Not to me." She made that reply rather obstinately. Besides, he despised her cake.

She looked upon us younger ones as mere children still indeed she never looked at me at all if she could help it but she mortally offended Emily by penning her up in a corner, and asking if Griff were engaged to that sentimental little girl. Emily coloured like a turkey cock between wrath and embarrassment, and hotly protested against the word sentimental.

Then, impatient to learn something of her aunt, she again enquired the way to the turret. 'O! you are not going, ma'amselle, said Annette, 'for Heaven's sake, do not go, and leave me here by myself. 'Nay, Annette, you do not think I can wait in the gallery all night, replied Emily. 'Direct me to the turret; in the morning I will endeavour to release you.

The question then is, How did the capitalists, after consuming all they could of their profits upon their own necessities, dispose of the surplus, so as to make room for more production?" "Of course," said the girl Emily, "if the surplus products were to be so expended as to relieve the glut, the first point was that they must be expended in such ways that there should be no return, for them.

The delay annoyed her. "You are both well aware," Aunt Emily went on, ignoring their excuses as in duty bound, "that your parents would not approve. At this hour of the morning too! You ought to be fast asleep in bed. If your father knew !" Yet, strange to say, the children felt that they loved her suddenly; for the first time in their lives they thought her lovable.