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$40 3 A PARISIAN ROMANCE vood people missed in their youth, return to them in the autumn of their lives? Has the curtain fallen for them, or is the play only just beginning? Who knows? In the poorest quarters of Paris, where vice, pov- erty, and misery abound, can be seen day after day, ministering to the unfortunate, a slender, sweet-faced woman in the dark robes of a sister of charity. Ina life of self-abnegation, of devotion to others, Sister Genevieve, known to the world as the Baroness Chevrial, has found, if not happiness, at least peace. [THE END. | “A WOMAN’S TEMPTATION,” by BertHa M. CLay, will be published in the next number (9) of Tux PRIMROSE SERIES. Eomichbooks (E(0)