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THE COMING CONTEST. (89 B2ved the life of David once when he was struggling with a panther, and was nearly killed himself. They brought him home bloody from head to foot, and I thought he was dead. You saw that scar upon his cheek ?” “ Yes. It looked like a saber-cut,” “It was laid open by the claw of the panther. But after all he has done, I am afraid poor David hates him, and is envious of him because every one thought him the bravest of the family. John is the dest boy ; slow to anger and ready to Spare, but strong and brave too. Richard is very quick in his anger, and so is David. But what did you mean by saying that the war-drum would sound? Is’not the power of France, ta this new world, broken forever ?” | “ Yes, I hope it is. I was not speaking of that.. I mean that Charles Townsend, and men of his stamp, will keep on their wicked course until they drive us, who have been true friends of England, to rebel. We will take up arms to dé- . fend our liberties, and we will fight for them to the bitter end. My family will stand by the country and not by Parlia- ment.” | | : “T hope the time may never come.” : “Amen! But it will. Take my word for it. The Sons of Liberty know the feeling all through the country. It ig Universal, A desire to resist oppression even to the death,” “ You are getting excited,” said Miriam, mildly, “You Must not talk; if you would like it, I can read to you.a while.” “If you would be so kind.” “It will be a pleasure,” baad | The libraries were not very extensive in those days, and Miriam’s was no exception to the general rule. She had the Bible, some religious works, and the works of William Shak- Speare, a cumbrous edition. She took the latter and read the ~ Tempest.” He lay silent, watching her sweet face, and saw how she adapted her voice to character, whether as Ferdinand or Miranda, Prospero or Caliban, Ariel or Stephano, the drunken butler. She read the noble old play from beginning to end, and when she had finished he thanked her for her Courtesy, and, soon after, fell asleep. ap sk al _— Next morning he woke refreshed, and Connor looked to his x Comicbooksscom