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) 214/ THE esreuEsies. same young pereen cf whous Mun Brace hedspekes.| could thay meant—why did: they-vegerd me oie- | to hian cm that meneing whem she ressiecd bine im |'tently !—obatdid they talee ane:fért” ! | her bedwehaneben, ancwhen beso meariy susendesed _ “"Penquillien yoarmif; my dear chil,” said Mon, | ' of deep ana tendeninterest, Fierimel mind of the actines gil: “1 eur aniiely you co this? Yau.sme amanghty.menfor not coming to see 1. | ahin's coudine—emd: the younges, whb ineulsed yom, Pray explain this akasece of several days—not by letter, is the enn ewing me the ingra glinver: but in. persom. I shall expect your to sup with me on of; my-feon ia the “theo wad poo om any evening you may choose to appoint; and ff it be andithan eT tee ied ted ommed agreeable to you, Ica prunrise thet the bearer, Mis was (ie senasek ssalent conduct, Camilla Morton, shell be of the party. Al yes mead |i Camilla. wee, im nadintely selieved by thin enpla- now mp to her is theft gnu wiliaitend ta-theaate,” natib®, cenipoass afi s. issue of faluchaads. thanghs it capntenamer; ea the theughs swept, agress, his.imagir | good anre: thet Octavia should. pot ane har.. nation that Mire. Bmee wae defermined te theew) The hackney-coagadreue aepidly en towards Pall temptations im hie way and sedwes- him foems. the al |: Mall, Mrs. Bence hewing no ment visite to make mer: legiance and fidelity whiely he badisworn to tha lovely } ennmmissions San Mace, Merton .to exccula on the pre- Paulie: but - whan be again fixed his eyes upon. the | sent ceension, to the bilfet, ‘he had act the moral pone teclepenry — an unfavourable response. He sceantng “Tell your kied taisbrene,.that 1 will give my early CHAPTER LX. attentide tm her letien.” Cainitin thanked his lordship and.retirad, Solbewed TEE SURGEON by the looks of the yeangand neble voluptuazy, whe | Ove readers will net have forgetten.a esvtsia Mir. | Was enraptured by the elegance of ‘the: retreating ' figure whieh bis eyes: thus devoured, and ravished by the glimpee- which he eaught ef a foot and anhie | ently aceumulated money by unwearted application of the mest shape. to his businces and by habite of the steictest par- But just at the moment whee Mise Merten was stmeny, bet having alng received: the auuifiicent descending the steps. of the frout-does, twe young | swm of ten theusand pounds as a resempense for | tadies—-benutifally dressed, extueunely handsome, emt} taking charge of the Princess Sophia's child, se evidentby sistese-—--whe happened to be pasning, | moved frem the Bdgewere oad inte the fashion- | stopped thest; and ene ef then, exclaiming to tho! sble district of May Fair. ' other, “That is ‘Gabriel's house!” fined = searching} Tha heuse whlch he thus ‘tock: was lene and Jook upon Comitia. of handsome appearance : it stood at the eemer af The young givl, though utterly unceasciens af ‘having dene avything wrong, nevestheless binshed reply; and the blush upoe her cheeks: deepened:inte |: m cue TF eomenhand alll® exelaimad the the “Ob! F com it yenng | the professional pesctice and the mager the retoens. lady, drawing herself ap.with.a saperb digmity, while } of sevenue. the glow of wounded pride fiazhed her The infamt, mho bad been entrusted te the cane countenance: then taming: te her sister, she said, | of these. pasple, and whom they: ‘bad: adepted es “Come, Ovtavia—tet ws centinmne: ens-walk.” their own sou under the name of Godfrey: Thare~ And os the two Jadies passed om together, Camilla hurried inte the -vehisle, whence Mrs. Braceshad ob- served ald thet had just eceurred. The haekney-ceach. preceeded towards Pall Mai? |- and the milliner, after receiving the message which Lerd Plorimed had: sent her, and at whick che was secretly delizhted, said, “These two. ladies behaved very vadely to you, my love: but it was evidently some misapprehension em their part.”’ “F am efvaid that I did weeng.in. ventasing alene|.deate whink we have datailad ia the ing. . into the { thareeblema,” ebsevved Miss { chapter, that the brass plate, with Mer. Tharstenls Morton, the tears streaming down: her cheaks, agshe} same and profession eagrared thereea, bad been smasted under the. indignity ‘which che had expe- | daly fed epom the feent-deor of the new house is - \ssseed she bande o6 eho ro lion © What . , | Camilla was so confused that she could makawe . a t COMM @ Fora sement celest passed ower Lord Flociasel's |:the daughters of ‘Mc: Olazendes, end had tala: vary’ NDOOKS.C®