"'The shades of love, replied voices so etherially fine that a spirit's ear could hardly discern the words. "'The shades," repeated the Fairy in surprise; 'I thought love was one. "'I am Love, said the three together; 'intrust the untainted heart of your beloved one to me.
Certainly no veil of priceless point lace could be so etherially beautiful as was this relic of the past, and certainly no commercial product, however costly, could carry in its transparent folds the sentiment of such a bridal veil, wrought in love by the bride who was to wear it.
He wandered on along Regent Street, and Waterloo Place, down the Duke of York's steps into the Mall, where some captured guns were already in position, with children swarming about them; and so through St. James's Park to the Abbey. The fog was now all but clear, and there were frosty stars overhead. The Abbey towers rose out of a purple haze, etherially pale and moon-touched.
"Tell them to come in," answered Elaine eagerly. We entered. There she lay, beautiful as ever, but with a whiteness of her fresh cheek that was too etherially unnatural. Elaine was quite ill indeed. "Oh I'm so glad to see you," she breathed, with an air of relief as Kennedy advanced. "Why what is the matter?" asked Craig, anxiously. Dr.
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