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At Malvern we believe there are two; there is a large one at Ben Rhydding, in Yorkshire; one at Sudbrook Park, between Richmond and Ham; and another at Moor Park, near Farnham.

Lowering his voice, he said: "There's Miss Dallas and Captain Farnham flirting in Italian." "Are you sure they are flirting?" "Of course they are. Just look at them!" "If you are sure they are flirting, I don't think it is right to look at them. Still, if you disapprove of it very much, you might speak to them about it," she suggested, in her sweet, low, serious voice.

"Farnham," the man muttered, for one instant thrown off his guard from surprise. "How th-the hell d-d-did he g-git hold o' that?" "I don't know; but is n't it true?" He turned her face around toward the light, not roughly, yet with an unconscious strength which she felt irresistible, and looked at her searchingly, his own eyes perceptibly softening.

Mary, but you are beautiful to me nobody on earth looks so sweet and so good in my eyes, or ever will." The two children embraced each other, and both wept freely as only children can weep. At length, Mary Fuller withdrew herself from Isabel's arms, lingering a moment to press fresh kisses among her curls. "Now, Isabel, you must go. See, they are looking at us. Mrs. Farnham will be angry."

"I believe I am a bit knocked out," I said, "though I ought to be able to stand a trifle like that and think nothing of it. I should be glad to see Mr. Farnham. I suppose such an old friend as I might venture to call in on him, even though he isn't feeling as fit as I should like to think him.

Madam Farnham claims a right to her own, and I'm here to see that she gets it." "Madam Farnham, my mother!" cried young Farnham, indignantly. "Knave, you slander my mother." "You'll find it there," said the little constable, dashing the back of his dirty hand against the open writ.

"As to that," Farnham said with a laugh, "you have your own house and stables to look after, which will probably be as much as you can manage." "No," said Temple, earnestly, "that ain't the case. I will have to explain to you" and a positive blush came to his ruddy face. "They won't touch me or my property.

"Playmate well now, I'd like to hear Madam Farnham hear you call her that; she'd just tear your eyes out. But Lord-a-mercy, she hain't got animation enough for anything of the sort; if she had, a rattlesnake wouldn't be more cantankerous to my thinking. She's got all the pison in her, but only hisses it out like a cat; in my hull life I never did see such a cruel, mean varment." "Then Mrs.

Another arrival claimed Mrs. Temple's attention, and as Farnham moved away, Temple half-whispered in his ear, "Don't go away till I get a chance to speak to you. There is merry and particular bloom of h to pay." The phrase, while vivid, was not descriptive, and Farnham could not guess what it meant.

If Farnham could have seen into the proud and honest heart of the young girl he was talking to, he would have rested on the field he had won, and not tempted a further adventure.