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  Herfathercriedforhelpindismay。InranHarriet,saw,andscreamed,butdidnotloseherhead;thisveraciouspersonwhippedapairofscissorsoffthetable,andcuttheyounglady\'sstay-

  lacesdirectly。Thentherewasaburstofimprisonedbeauty;adeep,deepsighofreliefcamefromabosomthatwouldhavedonehonortoDiana;andthescenesoonconcludedwithfitsofharmlessweeping,renewedatintervals。

  Whenithadsettleddowntothis,herfather,tosootheher,saidhewouldwritetoDr。Staines,andbringaboutareconciliation,ifsheliked。

  \"No,\"saidshe,\"youshallkillmesooner。Ishoulddieofshame。\"

  Sheadded,\"Oh,pray,fromthishour,nevermentionhisnametome。\"

  Andthenshehadanothercry。

  Mr。Lusignanwasasensibleman:hedroppedthesubjectforthepresent;buthemadeuphismindtoonething——thathewouldneverpartwithDr。Stainesasaphysician。

  NextdayRosakeptherownroomuntildinner-time,andwasasunhappyasshedeservedtobe。Shespenthertimeinsewingonstiffflannelliningsandcrying。ShehalfhopedChristopherwouldwritetoher,sothatshemightwritebackthatsheforgavehim。

  Butnotaline。

  Athalf-pastsixhervolatilemindtookaturn,realoraffected。

  Shewouldcrynomoreforanungratefulfellow,——ungratefulfornotseeingthroughthestonewallshowshehadbeenemployedallthemorning;andmakingitup。Soshebathedherredeyes,madeagreatalterationinherdress,andcamedancingintotheroomhumminganItalianditty。

  Astheyweresittingtogetherinthedining-roomafterdinner,twoletterscamebythesameposttoMr。LusignanfromMr。WymanandDr。Snell。

  Mr。Wyman\'sletter:——

  DEARSIR,——IamsorrytohearfromMissLusignanthatsheintendstodiscontinuemedicaladvice。Thedisorderwasprogressingfavorably,andnothingtobefeared,underpropertreatment。

  Yours,etc。

  Dr。Snell\'sletter:——

  DEARSIR,——MissLusignanhaswrittentomesomewhatimpatientlyandseemsdisposedtodispensewithmyvisits。Idonot,however,thinkitrighttowithdrawwithouttellingyoucandidlythatthisisanunwisestep。Yourdaughter\'shealthisinaveryprecariouscondition。

  Yours,etc。

  Rosaburstoutlaughing。\"Ihavenothingtofear,andI\'monthebrinkofthegrave。Thatcomesofwritingwithoutaconsultation。

  Iftheyhadwrittenatonetable,Ishouldhavebeenneitherwellnorill。PoorChristopher!\"andhersweetfacebegantoworkpiteously。

  \"There!there!drinkaglassofwine。\"

  Shedid,andatearwithit,thatranintotheglasslikelightning。

  Warnedbythisthatgriefsatverynearthebright,hilarioussurface,Mr。Lusignanavoidedallemotionalsubjectsforthepresent。Nextday,however,hetoldhershemightdismissherlover,butnopowershouldmakehimdismisshispetphysician,unlessherhealthimproved。

  \"Iwillnotgiveyouthatexcuseforinflictinghimonmeagain,\"

  saidtheyounghypocrite。

  Shekeptherword。Shegotbetterandbetter,stronger,brighter,gayer。

  Shetooktowalkingeveryday,andincreasingthedistance,tillshecouldwalktenmileswithoutfatigue。

  Herfavoritewalkwastoacertaincliffthatcommandedanobleviewofthesea。TogettoitshemustpassthroughthetownofGravesend;andwemaybesureshedidnotpasssooftenthroughthatcitywithoutsomeideaofmeetingthelovershehadusedsoill,andelicitinganAPOLOGYfromhim。Slypuss!

  Whenshehadwalkedtwentytimes,orthereabouts,throughthetown,andneverseenhim,shebegantofearshehadoffendedhimpasthope。Thensheusedtocryattheendofeverywalk。

  Butbyandbybodilyhealth,vanity,andtempercombinedtorousethedefiantspirit。Saidshe,\"Ifhereallylovedme,hewouldnottakemywordinsuchahurry。Andbesides,whydoeshenotwatchme,andfindoutwhatIamdoing,andwhereIwalk?\"

  Atlastshereallybegantopersuadeherselfthatshewasanill-

  usedandslightedgirl。Shewasveryangryattimes,anddisconsolateatothers;amixedstateinwhichhastyandimpulsiveyoungladiescommitlifelongfollies。

  Mr。Lusignanobservedthesurfaceonly:hesawhisinvaliddaughtergettingbettereveryday,tillatlastshebecameapictureofhealthandbodilyvigor。Relievedofhisfears,hetroubledhisheadbutlittleaboutChristopherStaines。Yetheesteemedhim,andhadgottolikehim;butRosawasabeauty,andcoulddobetterthanmarryastrugglingphysician,howeverable。Helaunchedoutintoalittlegayety,resumedhisquietdinner-parties;and,aftersomepersuasion,tookhisnowbloomingdaughtertoaballgivenbytheofficersofChatham。

  Shewasthebelleoftheballbeyonddispute,anddancedwithetherealgraceandathleticendurance。Shewasmadlyfondofwaltzing,andheresheencounteredwhatshewaspleasedtocalladivinedancer。ItwasaMr。ReginaldFalcon,agentlemanwhohadretiredtotheseasidetorecruithishealthandfinancessoretriedbyLondonandParis。Falconhadrunthroughhisfortune,buthadacquired,intheprocess,certaintalentswhich,astheycosttheacquirerdear,sotheysometimesrepayhim,especiallyifheisnotoverburdenedwithprinciple,andadoptsthenotionthat,theworldhavingpluckedhim,hehasarighttoplucktheworld。Hecouldplaybilliardswell,butneversowellaswhenbackinghimselfforaheavystake。Hecouldshootpigeonswell,andhisshootingimprovedunderthatwhichmakessomemarksmenmiss——aheavybetagainstthegun。Hedancedtoperfection;andbeingawell-bred,experienced,brazen,adroitfellow,whoknewalittleofeverythingthatwasgoing,hehadalwaysplentytosay。Aboveall,hehadmadeaparticularstudyofthefairsex;hadmetwithmanysuccesses,manyrebuffs;and,atlast,bykeenstudyoftheirminds,andahabithehadacquiredofwatchingtheirfaces,andshiftinghishelmaccordingly,hadlearnedthegreatartofpleasingthem。Theyadmiredhisface;tome,theshortspacebetweenhiseyesandhishair,hisaquilinenose,andthinstraightlips,suggestedthebirdofpreyalittletoomuch:buttofairdoves,borntobeclutched,thissimilitudeperhapswasnotveryalarming,eveniftheyobservedit。

  Rosadancedseveraltimeswithhim,andtoldhimhedancedlikeanangel。Heinformedherthatwasbecause,foronce,hewasdancingwithanangel。Shelaughedandblushed。Heflattereddeliciously,anditcosthimlittle;forhefellinlovewithherthatnight,deeperthanhehadeverbeeninhiswholelifeofintrigue。Heaskedleavetocallonher:shelookedalittleshyatthat,anddidnotrespond。Heinstantlywithdrewhisproposal,withanapologyandasighthatraisedherpity。However,shewasnotaforwardgirl,evenwhenexcitedbydancingandcharmedwithherpartner;soshelefthimtofindhisownwayoutofthatdifficulty。

  Hewasnotlongaboutit。Attheendofthenextwaltzheaskedherifhemightventuretosolicitanintroductiontoherfather。

  \"Oh,certainly,\"saidshe。\"WhataselfishgirlIam!thisisterriblydullforhim。\"

  Theintroductionbeingmade,andRosabeingengagedforthenextthreedances,Mr。FalconsatbyMr。Lusignanandentertainedhim。

  Forthislittlepieceofapparentself-denialhewaspaidinvariouscoin:Lusignanfoundouthewasthesonofanoldacquaintance,andsothedoorofKentVillaopenedtohim;

  meantime,RosaLusignanneverpassedhim,eveninthearmsofacavalryofficer,withoutbestowingaglanceofapprovalandgratitudeonhim。\"Whatagood-heartedyoungman!\"thoughtshe。

  \"Howkindofhimtoamusepapa;andnowIcanstaysomuchlonger。\"

  Falconfollowedupthedancebyacall,andwasinfinitelyagreeable:followedupthecallbyanother,andadmiredRosawithsolittledisguisethatMr。Lusignansaidtoher,\"Ithinkyouhavemadeaconquest。HisfatherhadconsiderableestatesinEssex。I

  presumeheinheritsthem。\"

  \"Oh,nevermindhisestates,\"saidRosa,\"hedanceslikeanangel,andgossipscharmingly,andISsonice。\"

  ChristopherStainespinedforthisgirlinsilence:hisfineframegotthinner,hispalecheekpaler,asshegotrosierandrosier;

  andhow?Why,byfollowingtheveryadviceshehadsnubbedhimforgivingher。Atlast,heheardshehadbeenthebelleofaball,andthatshehadbeenseenwalkingmilesfromhome,andbloomingasaHebe。Thenhisdeepanxietyceased,hispridestunghimfuriously;hebegantothinkofhisownvalue,andtostrugglewithallhismightagainsthisdeeplove。Sometimeshewouldeveninveighagainsther,andcallherafickle,ungratefulgirl,capableofnostrongpassionbutvanity。Manyahardtermheappliedtoherinhissorrowfulsolitude;butnotawordwhenhehadahearer。Hefoundithardtorest:hekeptdashinguptoLondonandback。Heplungedfuriouslyintostudy。Hegroanedandsighed,andfoughtthehardandbitterfightthatistoooftenthelotofthedeepthatlovetheshallow。Strong,butsingle-hearted,nootherladycouldcomforthim。Heturnedfromfemalecompany,andshunnedallforthefaultofone。

  Theinwardcontestworehim。Hebegantolookverythinandwan;

  andallforaSimpleton!

  Mr。Falconprolongedhisstayintheneighborhood,anddroveahandsomedogcartovertwiceaweektovisitMr。Lusignan。

  Heusedtocallonthatgentlemanatfouro\'clock,foratthathourMr。Lusignanwasalwaysout,andhisdaughteralwaysathome。

  Shewasathomeatthathourbecauseshetookherlongwalksinthemorning。Whilehernewadmirerwasinbed,ordressing,orbreakfasting,shewasspringingalongtheroadwithalltheelasticityofyouth,andhealth,andnativevigor,bracedbydailyexercise。

  Twenty-oneofthesewalksdidshetake,withnootherresultthanhealthandappetite;butthetwenty-secondwasmorefertile——

  extremelyfertile。Startinglaterthanusual,shepassedthroughGravesendwhileReginaldFalconwassmokingathisfrontwindow。

  Hesawher,andinstantlydoffedhisdressing-gownanddonnedhiscoattofollowher。Hewasmadlyinlovewithher,andbeingamanwhohadlearnedtoshootpigeonsandopportunitiesflying,heinstantlyresolvedtojoinherinherwalk,getherclearofthetown,bythesea-beach,wherebeautymelts,andproposetoher。

  Yes,marriagehadnotbeenhithertohishabit,butthisgirlwaspeerless:hewaspledgedbyhonorandgratitudetoPhoebeDale;buthangallthatnow。\"Nomanshouldmarryonewomanwhenhelovesanother;itisdishonorable。\"Hegotintothestreetandfollowedherasfastashecouldwithoutrunning。

  Itwasnotsoeasytocatchher。Ladiesarenotbuiltforrunning;

  butafine,tall,symmetricalgirlwhohaspractisedwalkingfastcancoverthegroundwonderfullyinwalking——ifshechooses。ItwasasighttoseehowRosaLusignansquaredhershouldersandsteppedoutfromthewaistlikeaCanadiangirlskating,whileherelasticfootslappedthepavementasshespankedalong。

  ShehadnearlyclearedthetownbeforeFalconcameupwithher。

  Hewashardlytenyardsfromherwhenanunexpectedincidentoccurred。ShewhiskedroundthecornerofBirdStreet,andranplumpagainstChristopherStaines;infact,shedartedintohisarms,andherfacealmosttouchedthebreastshehadwoundedsodeeply。

  CHAPTERIV。

  Rosacried\"Oh!\"andputupherhandstoherfaceinlovelyconfusion,coloringlikeapeony。

  \"Ibegyourpardon,\"saidChristopher,stiffly,butinavoicethattrembled。

  \"No,\"saidRosa,\"itwasIranagainstyou。Iwalksofastnow。

  HopeIdidnothurtyou。\"

  \"Hurtme?\"

  \"Well,then,frightenyou?\"

  Noanswer。

  \"Oh,pleasedon\'tquarrelwithmeintheSTREET,\"saidRosa,cunninglyimplyingthathewasthequarrelsomeone。\"Iamgoingonthebeach。Good-by!\"Thisadieusheutteredsoftly,andinahesitatingtonethatbeliedit。Shestartedoff,however,butmuchmoreslowlythanshewasgoingbefore;and,asshewent,sheturnedherheadwithinfinitegrace,andkeptlookingaskantdownatthepavementtwoyardsbehindher:moreovershewentclosetothewall,andleftroomathersideforanothertowalk。

  Christopherhesitatedamoment;butthemuteinvitation,soarchyettimid,sopretty,tender,sly,andwomanly,wastoomuchforhim,asithasgenerallyprovedformales,andthephilosopher\'sfootwassoonintheveryplacetowhichtheSimpletonwiththemeretailofhereyedirectedit。

  Theywalkedalong,sidebyside,insilence,Stainesagitated,gloomy,confused,Rosaradiantandglowing,yetnotknowingwhattosayforherself,andwantingChristophertobegin。Sotheywalkedalongwithoutaword。

  Falconfollowedthematsomedistancetoseewhetheritwasanadmireroronlyanacquaintance。Aloverheneverdreamedof;shehadshownsuchevidentpleasureinhiscompany,andhadreceivedhisvisitsalonesoconstantly。

  However,whenthepairhadgottothebeach,andwerewalkingslowerandslower,hefeltapangofrageandjealousy,turnedonhisheelwithanaudiblecurse,andfoundPhoebeDaleafewyardsbehindhimwithawhitefaceandapeculiarlook。Heknewwhatthelookmeant;hehadbroughtittothatfaithfulfacebeforeto-day。

  \"Youarebetter,MissLusignan。\"

  \"Better,Dr。Staines?Iamhealthitselfthanksto——hem!\"

  \"Ourestrangementhasagreedwithyou?\"Thisverybitterly。

  \"Youknowverywellitisnotthat。Oh,pleasedon\'tmakemecryinthestreets。\"

  Thishumblepetition,orrathermeekthreat,ledtoanotherlongsilence。Itwascontinuedtilltheyhadnearlyreachedtheshore。

  But,meantime,Rosa\'sfurtiveeyesscannedChristopher\'sface,andherconsciencesmoteheratthesignsofsuffering。Shefeltadesiretobeghispardonwithdeephumility;butshesuppressedthatweakness。Shehungherheadwithapretty,sheepishair,andaskedhimifhecouldnotthinkofsomethingagreeabletosaytooneafterdesertingonesolong。

  \"Iamafraidnot,\"saidChristopher,bluntly。\"Ihaveanawkwardhabitofspeakingthetruth;andsomepeoplecan\'tbearthat,notevenwhenitisspokenfortheirgood。\"

  \"Thatdependsontemper,andnerves,andthings,\"saidRosa,deprecatingly;thensoftly,\"Icouldbearanythingfromyounow。\"

  \"Indeed!\"saidChristopher,grimly。\"Well,then,Ihearyouhadnosoonergotridofyouroldlover,forlovingyoutoowellandtellingyouthetruth,thanyoutookupanother,——someflimsymanoffashion,whowilltellyouanylieyoulike。\"

  \"Itisastory,awickedstory,\"criedRosa,thoroughlyalarmed。

  \"Me,alover!Hedanceslikeanangel;Ican\'thelpthat。\"

  \"Arehisvisitsatyourhouselikeangels\'——fewandfarbetween?\"

  Andthetruelover\'sbrowloweredblackuponherforthefirsttime。

  Rosachangedcolor,andhereyesfellamoment。\"Askpapa,\"shesaid。\"Hisfatherwasanoldfriendofpapa\'s。\"

  \"Rosa,youareprevaricating。Youngmendonotcallonoldgentlemenwhenthereisanattractiveyoungladyinthehouse。\"

  Theargumentwasgettingtooclose;soRosaoperatedadiversion。

  \"So,\"saidshe,withasuddenairofloftydisdain,swiftlyandadroitlyassumed,\"youhavehadmewatched?\"

  \"NotI;Ionlyhearwhatpeoplesay。\"

  \"Listentogossipandnothavemewatched!Thatshowshowlittleyoureallycaredforme。Well,ifyouhad,youwouldhavemadealittlediscovery,thatisall。\"

  \"ShouldI?\"saidChristopher,puzzled。\"What?\"

  \"Ishallnottellyou。Thinkwhatyouplease。Yes,sir,youwouldhavefoundoutthatItakelongwalkseveryday,allalone;andwhatismore,thatIwalkthroughGravesend,hoping——likeagoose——

  thatsomebodyreallylovedme,andwouldmeetme,andbegmypardon;andifhehad,Ishouldhavetoldhimitwasonlymytongue,andmynerves,andthings;myheartwashis,andmygratitude。Andafterall,whatdowordssignify,whenIamagood,obedientgirlatbottom?Sothatiswhatyouhavelostbynotcondescendingtolookafterme。Finelove!——Christopher,begmypardon。\"

  \"MayIinquireforwhat?\"

  \"Why,fornotunderstandingme;fornotknowingthatIshouldbesorrythemomentyouweregone。Itookthemofftheverynextday,topleaseyou。\"

  \"Tookoffwhom?——Oh,Iunderstand。Youdid?ThenyouAREagoodgirl。\"

  \"Didn\'tItellyouIwas?Agood,obedientgirl,andanythingbutaflirt。\"

  \"Idon\'tsaythat。\"

  \"ButIdo。Don\'tinterrupt。ItistoyourgoodadviceIowemyhealth;andtoloveanybodybutyou,whenIoweyoumyloveandmylife,Imustbeaheartless,ungrateful,worthless——Oh,Christopher,forgiveme!No,no;Imean,begmypardon。\"

  \"I\'lldoboth,\"saidChristopher,takingherinhisarms。\"Ibegyourpardon,andIforgiveyou。\"

  Rosaleanedherheadtenderlyonhisshoulder,andbegantosigh。

  \"Oh,dear,dear!Iamawicked,foolishgirl,notfittowalkalone。\"

  Onthisadmission,Christopherspokeout,andurgedhertoputanendtoalltheseunhappymisunderstandings,andtohisnewtorment,jealousy,bymarryinghim。

  \"AndsoIwouldthisveryminute,ifpapawouldconsent。But,\"

  saidshe,slyly,\"younevercanbesofoolishtowishit。What!awisemanlikeyoumarryasimpleton!\"

  \"DidIevercallyouthat?\"askedChristopher,reproachfully。

  \"No,dear;butyouaretheonlyonewhohasnot;andperhapsI

  shouldloseeventheone,ifyouweretomarryme。Oh,husbandsarenotsopoliteaslovers!Ihaveobservedthat,simpletonornot。\"

  Christopherassuredherthathetookquiteadifferentviewofhercharacter;hebelievedhertobetooprofoundforshallowpeopletoreadallinamoment:heevenintimatedthathehimselfhadexperiencednolittledifficultyinunderstandingheratoddtimes。

  \"Andso,\"saidhe,\"theyturnrounduponyou,andinsteadofsaying,\'Wearetooshallowtofathomyou,\'theypretendyouareasimpleton。\"

  ThissolutionofthemysteryhadneveroccurredtoRosa,norindeedwasitlikelytooccurtoanycreaturelessingeniousthanalover:

  itpleasedherhugely;herfineeyessparkled,andshenestledcloserstilltothestrongarmthatwastoparryeveryill,frommortaldiseasetogallingepithets。

  Shelistenedwithawillingeartoallhisreasons,hishopes,hisfears,and,whentheyreachedherfather\'sdoor,itwassettledthatheshoulddinetherethatday,andurgehissuittoherfatherafterdinner。Shewouldimploretheoldgentlemantolistentoitfavorably。

  Theloversparted,andChristopherwenthomelikeonewhohasawakenedfromahideousdreamtodaylightandhappiness。

  Hehadnotgonefarbeforehemetadashingdogcart,drivenbyanexquisite。Heturnedtolookafterit,andsawitdriveuptoKentVilla。

  Inamomenthedivinedhisrival,andasicknessofheartcameoverhim。Butherecoveredhimselfdirectly,andsaid,\"Ifthatisthefellow,shewillnotreceivehimnow。\"

  Shedidreceivehimthough:atallevents,thedogcartstoodatthedoor,anditsmasterremainedinside。

  Christopherstood,andcountedtheminutes:five,ten,fifteen,twentyminutes,andstillthedogcartstoodthere。

  Itwasmorethanhecouldbear。Heturnedsavagely,andstrodebacktoGravesend,resolvingthatallthistortureshouldendthatnight,onewayorother。

  PhoebeDalewasthedaughterofafarmerinEssex,andoneofthehappiestyoungwomeninEnglandtillsheknewReginaldFalcon,Esq。

  Shewasrearedonwholesomefood,inwholesomeair,andusedtochurnbutter,makebread,cookabitnowandthen,cutoutandsewallherowndresses,getupherownlinen,makehay,rideanythingonfourlegs;and,forallthat,wasagreatreader,andtaughtintheSundayschooltoobligethevicar;wroteaneathand,andwasagoodarithmetician,keptallthehouseaccountsandfarmaccounts。

  Shewasamusician,too,——notprofound,butverycorrect。Shewouldtakeherturnattheharmoniuminchurch,and,whenshewasthere,youneverheardawrongnoteinthebass,noraninappropriateflourish,norbadtime。Shecouldsing,too,butneverwould,exceptherpartinapsalm。Hervoicewasadeepcontralto,andshechosetobeashamedofthisheavenlyorgan,becauseapackofenviousgirlshadgiggled,andsaiditwaslikeaman\'s。

  Inshort,hernaturalabilityandtherangeandvarietyofherusefulaccomplishmentswereconsiderable;notthatshewasaprodigy;butshebelongedtoasmallclassofwomeninthisislandwhoarenottoohightousetheirarms,nortoolowtocultivatetheirminds;and,havingafacultyandahabitdeplorablyrareamongsthersex,viz。,Attention,shehadprofitedbyhermiscellaneousadvantages。

  Herfigureandfacebothtoldherbreedatonce:herewasanoldEnglishpastoralbeauty;nottheround-backed,narrow-chestedcottager,butthewell-fed,erectrustic,withbroad,fullbustandmassiveshoulder,andarmashardasarockwithhealthandconstantuse;ahandfinelycut,thoughneithersmallnorverywhite,andjustalittlehardinside,comparedwithLuxury\'ssoftpalm;afacehonest,fair,andratherlargethansmall;notbeautiful,butexceedinglycomely;acomplexionnotpinkandwhite,butthatdelicatelyblendedbrickdustycolor,whichtintsthewholecheekinfinegradation,outlastsothercomplexionstwentyyears,andbeautifiesthetrueNorthern,eveninoldage。Gray,limpid,honest,point-blank,searchingeyes;hairtruenut-brown,withoutashadeofredorblack;andahigh,smoothforehead,fullofsense。

  Acrossitranonedeepwrinklethatdidnotbelongtoheryouth。

  Thatwrinklewasthebrandoftrouble,thelineofagony。Ithadcomeoflovingaboveher,yetbelowher,andoflovinganegotist。

  Threeyearsbeforeourtalecommenced,agentleman\'shorseranawaywithhim,andthrewhimonaheapofstonesbytheroadside,notveryfarfromFarmerDale\'sgate。Thefarmerhadhimtakenin。

  Thedoctorsaidhemustnotbemoved。Hewasinsensible;hischeeklikedelicatewax;hisfairhairlikesilkstainedwithblood。HebecamePhoebe\'spatient,and,induecourse,herconvalescent:hispale,handsomefaceandfascinatingmannersgainedonecharmmorefromweakness;hisviceswereinabeyance。

  Thewomanlynurse\'sheartyearnedoverherchild;forhewasfeebleasachild;and,whenhegotwellenoughtoamusehiswearyhoursbymakinglovetoher,andtellingherapackofarrantlies,shewasareadydupe。Hewastomarryherassoonaseverhisolduncledied,andlefthimthemeans,etc。,etc。Atlasthegotwellenoughtoleaveher,andwentaway,heropenadmirerandsecretlover。Heborrowedtwentypoundsofherthedayheleft。

  Heusedtowritehercharmingletters,andfeedtheflame;butonedayherfathersentheruptoLondon,onhisownbusiness,allofasudden,andshecalledonMr。Falconathisrealaddress。Shefoundhedidnotlivethere——onlyreceivedletters。However,half-

  a-crownsoonboughthisrealaddress,andthitherPhoebeproceededwithatroubledheart,forshesuspectedthathertrueloverwasindebtortrouble,andobligedtohide。Well,hemustbegotoutofit,andhideatthefarmmeantime。

  Sothelovinggirlknockedatthedoor,askedforMr。Falcon,andwasshownintoaladyrathershowilydressed,whoaskedherbusiness。

  PhoebeDalestaredather,andthenturnedpaleasashes。Shewasparalyzed,andcouldnotfindhertongue。

  \"Why,whatisthematternow?\"saidtheother,sharply。

  \"AreyoumarriedtoReginaldFalcon?\"

  \"OfcourseIam。Lookatmywedding-ring。\"

  \"ThenIamnotwantedhere,\"falteredPhoebe,readytosinkonthefloor。

  \"Certainlynot,ifyouareoneofthebygones,\"saidthewoman,coarsely;andPhoebeDalewaitedtohearnomore,butfoundherway,Heavenknowshow,intothestreet,andthereleaned,half-

  fainting,onarail,tillapolicemancame,andtoldhershehadbeendrinking,andsuggestedacoolcellasthebestcure。

  \"Notdrink;onlyabreakingheart,\"saidshe,inherlow,mellowvoicethatfewcouldresist。

  Hegotheraglassofwater,droveawaytheboysthatcongregateddirectly,andsheleftthestreet。Butshesooncamebackagain,andwaitedaboutforReginaldFalcon。

  Itwasnightwhenheappeared。Sheseizedhimbythebreast,andtaxedhimwithhisvillany。

  Whatwithherirongrasp,paleface,andflashingeyes,helosthiscoolimpudence,andblurtedoutexcuses。Itwasanoldandunfortunateconnection;hewouldgivetheworldtodissolveit,ifhecoulddoitlikeagentleman。

  Phoebetoldhimtopleasehimself:hemustpartwithoneortheother。

  \"Don\'ttalknonsense,\"saidthismanofbrass;\"I\'llun-Falconheronthespot。\"

  \"Verywell,\"saidPhoebe。\"Iamgoinghome;and,ifyouarenottherebyto-morrowatnoon\"——Shesaidnomore,butlookedagreatdeal。Thenshedeparted,andrefusedhimherhandatparting。\"Wewillseeaboutthatbyandby,\"saidshe。

  Atnoonmylordcamedowntothefarm,and,unfortunatelyforPhoebe,playedthepenitentsoskilfullyforaboutamonth,thatsheforgavehim,andlovedhimallthemoreforhavingsonearlypartedwithhim。

  Herpeacewasnottoendurelong。Hewasdetectedinanintrigueintheveryvillage。

  TheinsultstrucksohomethatPhoebeherself,toherparents\'

  satisfaction,orderedhimoutofthehouseatonce。

  But,whenhewasgone,shehadfitsofweeping,andcouldsettletonothingforalongtime。

  Monthshadelapsed,andshewasgettingasortofdulltranquillity,when,oneevening,takingawalkshehadoftenwithhim,andmourninghersolitudeandwastedaffection,hewaylaidher,andclungtoherknees,andshedcrocodiletearsonherhands,and,afteralongresistance,violentatfirst,butfainterandfainter,gotherinhispoweragain,andthatsocompletelythatshemethimseveraltimesbynight,beingashamedtobeseenwithhiminthosepartsbyday。

  Thisendedinfreshpromisesofmarriage,andinaconstantcorrespondencebyletter。Thispestknewexactlyhowtotalktoawoman,andhowtowritetoone。Hislettersfedtheunhappyflame;

  and,mindyou,hesometimesdeceivedhimself,andthoughthelovedher;butitwasonlyhimselfheloved。Shewasaninvaluablelover;afaithful,disinterestedfriend;herswasavilebargain;

  his,anexcellentone,andheclungtoit。

  Andsotheywenton。Shedetectedhiminanotherinfidelity,andreproachedhimbitterly;butshehadnolongerthestrengthtobreakwithhim。Nevertheless,thistimeshehadthesensetomakeastruggle。Sheimploredhim,onherveryknees,toshowheralittlemercyinreturnforallherlove。\"Forpity\'ssake,leaveme!\"shecried。\"Youarestrong,andIamweak。Youcanenditforever,andpraydo。Youdon\'twantme;youdon\'tvalueme:then,leaveme,onceandforall,andendthishellyoukeepmein。\"

  No;hecouldnot,orhewouldnot,leaveheralone。Lookatabird\'swings!——howlikeanangel\'s!Yetsovileathingasabitofbirdlimesubduesthemutterly;andsuchwasthefascinatingpowerofthismeanmanoverthisworthywoman。Shewasareader,athinker,amodelofrespectability,industry,andsense;abusinesswoman,keenandpractical;couldencountersharphandsinsharptrades;couldbuyorsellhogs,calves,orbeastswithanyfarmerorbutcherinthecountry,yetnomatchforacunningfool。

  Shehadenshrinedanidolinherheart,andthatheartadoredit,andclungtoit,thoughthesuperiorheadsawthroughit,dreadedit,despisedit。

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