The Lord of the Sea

loitering before his cottage-one of the Hall's park-keepers; and when

a note was

MISS H

ell aware of the state of my feelings toward you: but it is not to talk sweethearting that I wish to see you now, but a

with my

CH FR

at is anyone to do? If I only had the money to make up t

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said he at once,

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don't unders

reality it was fo

what

revenge for turning him n

r! But I can't unde

me to my house-And how good have I been to t

ell you, Mr. Frankl, that Richard

nds? Then it is your fault entirely, this rage of his against me-H

Ric

ur brother in for three months hard-not less. But you know, my dear, don't you, that I wouldn't do anything to give you pain? That

rmed

your brother has guns. I must have thos

n't! He woul

ou another chance-tell him of the fifty poun

do, yet felt relieved when she cried o

g to be done, then. I

an I do? Sooner or later h

eeks I'd give them back. Anyway, think it over: and I'll be h

r feet in a net, new to her, wo

e inscribing the association's names received by post that evening; and at last, be

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her piercin

aid with a stubborn

ran to the front, and saw heaven all like cancer and cracked window-panes, for from a central plash of