Part 43 (1/2)

'Ultimately you surely will Ah! still be patient'

'Aret it?'

'No; but we separate!'

'Would you have us be two feet high for ever?' she answered sht be together!'

'Poor little gno-place arrested her for an instant, and perhaps a touch of co but knees where a e is needed,' she said tenderly

'None!' I replied

She returned to the upper world with a burning blush

Schwartz had borne hi to spread alarulationher beneath a vast umbrella, the holiday peasant's invariable co shawls, clogs, andThe boat was turned and launched

'Adieu, Harry Richmond Will you be quite patient till you hear frohtfully recalling old tih water

Shouts were being raised somewhere about the forest, and were replied to by hearty bellow of the rower's lungs She was now at liberty to join my name to her own or not, as she willed I had to wait But how much richer was I than all the world! The future owedof it A which I walked horant of that bit of land where we had sat together, and build a teht be trodden by feet of uish Theincapacity to conjure up a vision of Ottilia free of the glittering accessories of her high birth; and that was the pain of shame; but it came only at intervals, when pride stood too loftily and the shadow of possible mischance threatened it with the axe

She did not condeht irl's face beamed, and had a look as if she commended me for a worthy deed

'An answer, Aennchen?' I asked her

'Yes, yes!' said she anxiously; 'but it will takenear the palace garden-gates at night

I chose a roof of limes to read under

'noblest and best beloved!' the princess addressedhad taught her, that lish eyes would tolerate apostrophes of open-hearted affection The rest was her English confided to a critic ould have good reason to be ht has come that writes the chapter of the day My father has had his intervieith his head-forester to learn what has befallen from the storm in the forest All has not been told him! That shall not be delayed beyond to-ht that it hung perhaps at the very end ofthe coloured leaves, the strokes of sunset--that then it would be known! or if earlier, distant froe imperative Now But we have our personal freedom now, and I have learnt from minutes what I did mean to seek froe of scene, travel, experience, would teach ht inI had For things will not go smoothly for him at once: he will have his hard battle He is proved: he has passed his most brave ordeal

But I! Shall I see him put to it and not certainly knowthat our hues, daily the n to travel and converse with various persons

'Pardon it to one who knew that she would require super-feminine power of decision to resolve that she would dispose of herself!

'I heard of Harry Richmond before I saw hido my pony after thehts followed you, and I wondered--does he uished countryument with ”my Professor,”

until--for so it will ever be--the weaker creature did succuhts to herself Conteained on , by the sea-shore, his country's ancient grandeur insisted, and I drea that I had been false to my childhood

You stood before entle voice Our souls were caught together on the sea Do you recollect e countries” At that ht and touch were you and I divided let me not think how far

'To-hted worief I have to look on him and deal it

'I can refer him to Dr Julius for my estimate of my husband's worth