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os THH FACE OF ROSENFEL. 159 ‘<My dear sister, I have warned him and plead with him. How does he take it? Hesimply becomes angry, makes an admission to me that Lam not at liberty to re- peat, and forbids me ever again to mention the subject. I feel that I have cleared my conscience; more, that I have done all that it is possible for me todo. Lamar is not aman one can advise asif he were alittle child. No, Ellen; seriously, it is your turn.” «<7? What a preposterous idea? What right have I to advise him? What would he think of me if Oh, no, Julian—never! I could not mention the matter to him.” ‘You are not so simple as to suppose I meant that, Ellen. You are a woman, and a bright woman. Isis necessary for you to say? Act. Thatis what I mean. Teach him. You can do it better than anybody else. I have no confidence that this marriage will ever take place. Already it has been delayed nearly a year. Who do you suppose is to blame for that? Not she, surely. She is said so far to have seen the folly of her youthful error that she adores him now.” Ellen answered him in a lowvoice: ‘‘ Unfortunately, Julian, I happen to know to the contrary. The marriage has been postponed at her own request. I have that from Lamar’s sister.” “Oh, you have!” Maxey regarded her with a fixed look. ‘* You are so well informed on this subject, Ellen, that I do not feel competent to talk with you. Still I insist that my advice is good. You women have a wonderful power in such matters when you are really in earnest. But, dropping that for a time, I have some- thing very serious to say to you. - It is to me the most serious subject in the world—our Annette.” ee a ae ie EcOomIcD < : ' * * te io wetoye wot” FRO Dat ao) ee Pe Se ee ON Ne ee Ne ee Vat a ae ee FO Ue he ee. i re os = . = ; = Bes okie te pie faces eh are eee bal oe ee ars eo > ope et he! 2, OS ryan werd at eo \ So =h & ae le pe < De ; Se hake ~~ A : a) TAG - . es F a. (che fn fost roe | ‘ "F, * ia fl ela A pin onc sive port Sf X * ote cose 2 de OEE oe Shar gh ee mae . > se | View f oye wud A yr) Pal ‘ - . ' . Ot Ai “ , Pe le Se Oa ar Pte Pi ee Cae Sl a Oe ne ee ‘co