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ee + = — — There was a start, and a slight scream, but no fainting. Sensible ladies don’t faint at such times, The light of the lamp was made instant- ly brighter, and all trembling and ex- citement, was seated beside George, looking earnestly in his face. “Can it be possible?” she asked, half smiling and half weeping, “I am really glad to see ” ‘¢‘ And I am to see: you.” But ive is becoming delicate ground, and we will retire. Our friends remained several days at Mr. Underwood’s, during which, Jim explained that his famous ‘‘gold trick” consisted in looking upon an opponent as a bes mine, and using his ick accordingly, and rge, having received he strongest confirmation of the true, womanly love of Waxteil for himself, he revealed to her the wonderful success which he had met amon the mountains, with the Enchanted Island, anal he assured her of his intention to complete his reparatory course, and enter his chosen field— the sacred ministry. 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