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Well, 1 certainly | to come hither, I think their ei a é e a had some little difficulty in preventing the Captain | creditable to both. What I fear 1s tua y 73 , ; 31C1 the Duke’s part from revealing everything to his daughter: but he lead to some suspicion on I was soon argued out of his foolishness—and so the “ You believe, then,” gag iy me Cane match took place with the Duke, your uncle.” * that my uncle 1s PE y x Sages im ‘ an ae _ © And did you hear anything more of Bertram ? | acquaintance and of the love between Hz did he call in Grosvenor Square when he visited | Bertram ?” England ?” inquired Lord Clandon. | { | | : | | strong as ever,” continued Mrs. Bailey,—“ that had better have stayed away. However, it 1s 1m- | | | 1 ante ; et “Oh, I am certain of it!” exclaimed Mrs. | ailey “Pliza positively assured her father, “ No— nothing of the sort,” answered Mrs. | Bailey. Eliza p y e) Bailey; “and I was very glad of it. Why should within an hour after the w edding, that never fro im I have borne the brunt of his wild ravings? I | her lips should her husband hear of the eee suppose he saw the account of the marriage in the | from her conduct be led to suspect that her hea No, 4.— FOURTH SERIES, — ee = - _ —_—$—— GOMIIGdoo S (©)