AsachildIwasnothandsome。WhenIconsultedthetriangularbitoflooking-glasswhichIalwayscarriedwithme，itshowedapale，sandy，andfreckledface，shadedbylockslikethecolorofseaweedwhenthesunstrikesitindeepwater。Myeyesweresaidtobeindistinctive;theywereafaint，ashengray;butabovethemrose——
myonlybeauty——ahigh，massive，domelikeforehead，withpolishedtemples，likedoor-knobsofthepurestporcelain。
Ourfamilywasafamilyofgovernesses。Mymotherhadbeenone，andmysistershadthesameoccupation。Consequently，when，attheageofthirteen，myeldestsisterhandedmetheadvertisementofMr。Rawjester，clippedfromthatday’s"Times，"Iaccepteditasmydestiny。Nevertheless，amysteriouspresentimentofanindefinitefuturehauntedmeinmydreamsthatnight，asIlayuponmylittlesnow-whitebed。Thenextmorning，withtwobandboxestiedupinsilkhandkerchiefs，andahairtrunk，IturnedmybackuponMinervaCottageforever。
CHAPTERII。
BlunderboreHall，theseatofJamesRawjester，Esq。，wasencompassedbydarkpinesandfunerealhemlocksonallsides。Thewindsangweirdlyintheturretsandmoanedthroughthelong-drawnavenuesofthepark。AsIapproachedthehouseIsawseveralmysteriousfiguresflitbeforethewindows，andayellofdemoniaclaughteransweredmysummonsatthebell。WhileIstrovetorepressmygloomyforebodings，thehousekeeper，atimid，scared-
lookingoldwoman，showedmeintothelibrary。
Ientered，overcomewithconflictingemotions。Iwasdressedinanarrowgownofdarkserge，trimmedwithblackbugles。Athickgreenshawlwaspinnedacrossmybreast。Myhandswereencasedwithblackhalf-mittensworkedwithsteelbeads;onmyfeetwerelargepattens，originallythepropertyofmydeceasedgrandmother。
Icarriedabluecottonumbrella。AsIpassedbeforeamirror，I
couldnothelpglancingatit，norcouldIdisguisefrommyselfthefactthatIwasnothandsome。
Drawingachairintoarecess，Isatdownwithfoldedhands，calmlyawaitingthearrivalofmymaster。Onceortwiceafearfulyellrangthroughthehouse，ortherattlingofchains，andcursesutteredinadeep，manlyvoice，brokeupontheoppressivestillness。Ibegantofeelmysoulrisingwiththeemergencyofthemoment。
"Youlookalarmed，miss。Youdon’thearanything，mydear，doyou？"askedthehousekeepernervously。
"Nothingwhatever，"Iremarkedcalmly，asaterrificscream，followedbythedraggingofchairsandtablesintheroomabove，drownedforamomentmyreply。"Itisthesilence，onthecontrary，whichhasmademefoolishlynervous。"
Thehousekeeperlookedatmeapprovingly，andinstantlymadesometeaforme。
Idranksevencups;asIwasbeginningtheeighth，Iheardacrash，andthenextmomentamanleapedintotheroomthroughthebrokenwindow。
CHAPTERIII。
Thecrashstartledmefrommyself-control。Thehousekeeperbenttowardmeandwhispered：——
"Don’tbeexcited。It’sMr。Rawjester，——hepreferstocomeinsometimesinthisway。It’shisplayfulness，ha！ha！ha！"
"Iperceive，"Isaidcalmly。"It’stheunfetteredimpulseofaloftysoulbreakingthetyrannizingbondsofcustom。"AndIturnedtowardhim。
Hehadneveroncelookedatme。Hestoodwithhisbacktothefire，whichsetofftheherculeanbreadthofhisshoulders。Hisfacewasdarkandexpressive;hisunderjawsquarelyformed，andremarkablyheavy。IwasstruckwithhisremarkablelikenesstoaGorilla。
Asheabsentlytiedthepokerintohardknotswithhisnervousfingers，Iwatchedhimwithsomeinterest。Suddenlyheturnedtowardme：——
"DoyouthinkI’mhandsome，youngwoman？"
"Notclassicallybeautiful，"Ireturnedcalmly;"butyouhave，ifI
maysoexpressmyself，anabstractmanliness，——asincereandwholesomebarbaritywhich，involvingasitdoesthenaturalness——"
ButIstopped，forheyawnedatthatmoment，——anactionwhichsingularlydevelopedtheimmensebreadthofhislowerjaw，——andI
sawhehadforgottenme。Presentlyheturnedtothehousekeeper：——
"Leaveus。"
Theoldwomanwithdrewwithacourtesy。
Mr。Rawjesterdeliberatelyturnedhisbackuponmeandremainedsilentfortwentyminutes。Idrewmyshawlthemorecloselyaroundmyshouldersandclosedmyeyes。
"Youarethegoverness？"atlengthhesaid。
"Iam，sir。"
"Acreaturewhoteachesgeography，arithmetic，andtheuseoftheglobes——ha！——awretchedremnantoffemininity，——askimppatternofgirlhoodwithaprematureflavoroftea-leavesandmorality。Ugh！"
Ibowedmyheadsilently。
"Listentome，girl！"hesaidsternly;"thischildyouhavecometoteach——myward——isnotlegitimate。Sheistheoffspringofmymistress，——acommonharlot。Ah！MissMix，whatdoyouthinkofmenow？"
"Iadmire，"Irepliedcalmly，"yoursincerity。Amawkishregardfordelicacymighthavekeptthisdisclosuretoyourself。Ionlyrecognizeinyourfranknessthatperfectcommunityofthoughtandsentimentwhichshouldexistbetweenoriginalnatures。"
Ilookedup;hehadalreadyforgottenmypresence，andwasengagedinpullingoffhisbootsandcoat。Thisdone，hesankdowninanarm-chairbeforethefire，andranthepokerwearilythroughhishair。Icouldnothelppityinghim。
Thewindhowleddismallywithout，andtherainbeatfuriouslyagainstthewindows。Icrepttowardhimandseatedmyselfonalowstoolbesidehischair。
Presentlyheturned，withoutseeingme，andplacedhisfootabsentlyinmylap。Iaffectednottonoticeit。Buthestartedandlookeddown。
"Youhereyet——Carrothead？Ah，Iforgot。DoyouspeakFrench？"
"Oui，Monsieur"
"Taisez-vous！"hesaidsharply，withsingularpurityofaccent。I
complied。Thewindmoanedfearfullyinthechimney，andthelightburneddimly。Ishudderedinspiteofmyself。"Ah，youtremble，girl！"
"Itisafearfulnight。"
"Fearful！Callyouthisfearful，ha！ha！ha！Look！youwretchedlittleatom，look！"andhedashedforward，and，leapingoutofthewindow，stoodlikeastatueinthepeltingstorm，withfoldedarms。
Hedidnotstaylong，butinafewminutesreturnedbywayofthehallchimney。Isawfromthewaythathewipedhisfeetonmydressthathehadagainforgottenmypresence。
"Youareagoverness。Whatcanyouteach？"heasked，suddenlyandfiercelythrustinghisfaceinmine。
"Manners！"Ireplied，calmly。
"Ha！teachME！"
"Youmistakeyourself，"Isaid，adjustingmymittens。"Yourmannersrequirenottheartificialrestraintofsociety。Youareradicallypolite;thisimpetuosityandferociousnessissimplythesinceritywhichisthebasisofaproperdeportment。Yourinstinctsaremoral;yourbetternature，Isee，isreligious。AsSt。Pauljustlyremarks——seechap。6，8，9，and10——"
Heseizedaheavycandlestick，andthrewitatme。Idodgeditsubmissivelybutfirmly。
"Excuseme，"heremarked，ashisunderjawslowlyrelaxed。"Excuseme，MissMix——butIcan’tstandSt。Paul！Enough——youareengaged。"
CHAPTERIV。
Ifollowedthehousekeeperassheledthewaytimidlytomyroom。
Aswepassedintoadarkhallinthewing，Inoticedthatitwasclosedbyanirongatewithagrating。Threeofthedoorsonthecorridorwerelikewisegrated。Astrangenoise，asofshufflingfeetandthehowlingofinfuriatedanimals，rangthroughthehall。
Biddingthehousekeepergoodnight，andtakingthecandle，I
enteredmybedchamber。
Itookoffmydress，and，puttingonayellowflannelnightgown，whichIcouldnothelpfeelingdidnotagreewithmycomplexion，I
composedmyselftorestbyreadingBlair’sRhetoricandPaley’sMoralPhilosophy。Ihadjustputoutthelight，whenIheardvoicesinthecorridor。Ilistenedattentively。IrecognizedMr。
Rawjester’ssterntones。
"HaveyoufedNo。1？"heasked。
"Yes，sir，"saidagruffvoice，apparentlybelongingtoadomestic。
"How’sNo。2？"
"She’salittleoffherfeed，justnow，butwillpickupinadayortwo！"
"AndNo。3？"
"Perfectlyfurious，sir。Hertantrumsareungovernable。"
"Hush！"
Thevoicesdiedaway，andIsankintoafitfulslumber。
IdreamedthatIwaswanderingthroughatropicalforest。SuddenlyIsawthefigureofagorillaapproachingme。Asitnearedme，I
recognizedthefeaturesofMr。Rawjester。Heheldhishandtohissideasifinpain。Isawthathehadbeenwounded。Herecognizedmeandcalledmebyname，butatthesamemomentthevisionchangedtoanAshanteevillage，where，aroundthefire，agroupofnegroesweredancingandparticipatinginsomewildObifestival。Iawokewiththestrainstillringinginmyears。
"Hokee-pokeewokeefum！"
GoodHeavens！couldIbedreaming？Iheardthevoicedistinctlyonthefloorbelow，andsmeltsomethingburning。Iarose，withanindistinctpresentimentofevil，andhastilyputtingsomecottoninmyearsandtyingatowelaboutmyhead，Iwrappedmyselfinashawlandrusheddownstairs。ThedoorofMr。Rawjester’sroomwasopen。Ientered。
Mr。Rawjesterlayapparentlyinadeepslumber，fromwhicheventhecloudsofsmokethatcamefromtheburningcurtainsofhisbedcouldnotrousehim。Aroundtheroomalargeandpowerfulnegress，scantilyattired，withherheadadornedwithfeathers，wasdancingwildly，accompanyingherselfwithbonecastanets。Itlookedlikesometerriblefetich。
Ididnotlosemycalmness。Afterfirmlyemptyingthepitcher，basin，andslop-jarontheburningbed，Iproceededcautiouslytothegarden，and，returningwiththegarden-engine，IdirectedasmallstreamatMr。Rawjester。
Atmyentrancethegiganticnegressfled。Mr。Rawjesteryawnedandwoke。Iexplainedtohim，asherosedrippingfromthebed，thereasonofmypresence。Hedidnotseemtobeexcited，alarmed，ordiscomposed。Hegazedatmecuriously。
"Soyouriskedyourlifetosavemine，eh？youcanary-coloredteacherofinfants。"
Iblushedmodestly，anddrewmyshawltightlyovermyyellowflannelnightgown。
"Youloveme，MaryJane，——don’tdenyit！Thistremblingshowsit！"
Hedrewmecloselytowardhim，andsaid，withhisdeepvoicetenderlymodulated：——
"How’sherpootytootens，——didshegether’ittletootenswet，——
bessher？"
Iunderstoodhisallusiontomyfeet。IglanceddownandsawthatinmyhurryIhadputonapairofhisoldindia-rubbers。Myfeetwerenotsmallorpretty，andtheadditiondidnotaddtotheirbeauty。
"Letmego，sir，"Iremarkedquietly。"Thisisentirelyimproper;
itsetsabadexampleforyourchild。"AndIfirmlybutgentlyextricatedmyselffromhisgrasp。Iapproachedthedoor。Heseemedforamomentburiedindeepthought。
"Yousaythiswasanegress？"
"Yes，sir。"
"Humph，No。1，Isuppose？"
"WhoisNumberOne，sir？"
"MyFIRST，"heremarked，withasignificantandsarcasticsmile。
Then，relapsingintohisoldmanner，hethrewhisbootsatmyhead，andbademebegone。Iwithdrewcalmly。
CHAPTERV。
Mypupilwasabrightlittlegirl，whospokeFrenchwithaperfectaccent。HermotherhadbeenaFrenchballet-dancer，whichprobablyaccountedforit。Althoughshewasonlysixyearsold，itwaseasytoperceivethatshehadbeenseveraltimesinlove。Sheoncesaidtome：——
"MissMix，didyoueverhavethegrandepassion？Didyoueverfeelaflutteringhere？"andsheplacedherhanduponhersmallchest，andsighedquaintly，"akindofdistasteforbonbonsandcaromels，whentheworldseemedastastelessandhollowasabrokencordialdrop。"
"Thenyouhavefeltit，Nina？"Isaidquietly。"Odear，yes。
TherewasButtons，——thatwasourpage，youknow，——Ilovedhimdearly，butpapasenthimaway。ThentherewasDick，thegroom，buthelaughedatme，andIsufferedmisery！"andshestruckatragicFrenchattitude。"Thereistobecompanyhereto-morrow，"
sheadded，rattlingonwithchildishnaivete，"andpapa’ssweetheart——BlancheMarabout——istobehere。Youknowtheysaysheistobemymamma。"
Whatthrillwasthisshotthroughme？ButIrosecalmly，and，administeringaslightcorrectiontothechild，lefttheapartment。
BlunderboreHouse，forthenextweek，wasthesceneofgayetyandmerriment。Thatportionofthemansionclosedwithagratingwaswalledup，andthemidnightshrieksnolongertroubledme。
ButIfeltmorekeenlythedegradationofmysituation。IwasobligedtohelpLadyBlancheathertoiletandhelphertolookbeautiful。Forwhat？Tocaptivatehim？O——no，no，——butwhythissuddenthrillandfaintness？Didhereallyloveher？Ihadseenhimpinchandswearather。ButIreflectedthathehadthrownacandlestickatmyhead，andmyfoolishheartwasreassured。
Itwasanightoffestivity，whenasuddenmessageobligedMr。
Rawjestertoleavehisguestsforafewhours。"Makeyourselvesmerry，idiots，"headded，underhisbreath，ashepassedme。Thedoorclosedandhewasgone。
Anhalf-hourpassed。Inthemidstofthedancingashriekwasheard，andoutoftheswayingcrowdoffaintingwomenandexcitedmenawildfigurestrodeintotheroom。Oneglanceshowedittobeahighwayman，heavilyarmed，holdingapistolineachhand。
"Letnoonepassoutofthisroom！"hesaid，inavoiceofthunder。
"Thehouseissurroundedandyoucannotescape。Thefirstonewhocrossesyonderthresholdwillbeshotlikeadog。Gentlemen，I’lltroubleyoutoapproachinsinglefile，andhandmeyourpursesandwatches。"
Findingresistanceuseless，theorderwasungraciouslyobeyed。
"Now，ladies，pleasetopassupyourjewelryandtrinkets。"
Thisorderwasstillmoreungraciouslycompliedwith。AsBlanchehandedtothebanditcaptainherbracelet，sheendeavoredtoconcealadiamondnecklace，thegiftofMr。Rawjester，inherbosom。But，withademoniacgrin，thepowerfulbrutetoreitfromitsconcealment，and，administeringaheartyboxontheearoftheyounggirl，flungheraside。
Itwasnowmyturn。WithabeatingheartImademywaytotherobberchieftain，andsankathisfeet。"Osir，Iamnothingbutapoorgoverness，prayletmego。"
"Oho！Agoverness？Givemeyourlastmonth’swages，then。Givemewhatyouhavestolenfromyourmaster！"andhelaughedfiendishly。
Igazedathimquietly，andsaid，inalowvoice："Ihavestolennothingfromyou，Mr。Rawjester！"
"Ah，discovered！Hush！listen，girl！"hehissed，inafiercerwhisper，"utterasyllabletofrustratemyplansandyoudie;aidme，and——"Buthewasgone。
Inafewmomentstheparty，withtheexceptionofmyself，weregaggedandlockedinthecellar。Thenextmomenttorcheswereappliedtotherichhangings，andthehousewasinflames。Ifeltastronghandseizeme，andbearmeoutintheopenairandplacemeuponthehillside，whereIcouldoverlooktheburningmansion。
ItwasMr。Rawjester。
"Burn！"hesaid，asheshookhisfistattheflames。Thensinkingonhiskneesbeforeme，hesaidhurriedly：——
"MaryJane，Iloveyou;theobstaclestoourunionareorwillbesoonremoved。Inyondermansionwereconfinedmythreecrazywives。Oneofthem，asyouknow，attemptedtokillme！Ha！thisisvengeance！Butwillyoubemine？"
Ifell，withoutaword，uponhisneck。
GUYHEAVYSTONE;
OR，"ENTIRE。"
AMUSCULARNOVEL。
BYTHEAUTHORor"SWORDANDGUN。"
CHAPTERI。
"Nereirepandirostrumincurvicervicumpecus。"
Adingy，swashy，splashyafternooninOctober;aschool-yardfilledwithamobofriotousboys。Alotofusstandingoutside。
Suddenlycameadull，crashingsoundfromtheschool-room。AttheominousinterruptionIshudderedinvoluntarily，andcalledtoSmithsye：——
"What’sup，Smithums？"
"Guy’scleaningoutthefourthform，"hereplied。
AtthesamemomentGeorgedeCoverlypassedme，holdinghisnose，fromwhencethebrightNormanbloodstreamedredly。TohimtheplebeianSmithsyelaughingly：——
"Cully！how’shisnibs？"
Ipushedthedooroftheschool-roomopen。Therearesomespectacleswhichamanneverforgets。TheburningofTroyprobablyseemedalarge-sizedconflagrationtothepiousAeneas，andmadeanimpressiononhimwhichhecarriedawaywiththefeebleAnchises。
Inthecentreoftheroom，lightlybrandishingthepiston-rodofasteam-engine，stoodGuyHeavystonealone。Isayalone，forthepileofsmallboysonthefloorinthecornercouldhardlybecalledcompany。
Iwilltryandsketchhimforthereader。GuyHeavystonewasthenonlyfifteen。Hisbroad，deepchest，hissinewyandquiveringflank，hisstraightpastern，showedhimtobeathoroughbred。
Perhapshewasatrifleheavyinthefetlock，butheheldhisheadhaughtilyerect。Hiseyeswereglitteringbutpitiless。Therewasasternnessaboutthelowerpartofhisface，——theoldHeavystonelook，——asternness，heightened，perhaps，bythesnaffle-bitwhich，inoneofhisstrangefreaks，heworeinhismouthtocurbhisoccasionalferocity。Hisdresswaswelladaptedtohissquare-setandherculeanframe。Astripedknitundershirt，close-fittingstripedtights，andafewspanglessetoffhisfigure;aneatGlengarrycapadornedhishead。OnitwasdisplayedtheHeavystonecrest，acockregardantonadunghillor，andthemotto，"Devilabetter！"
IthoughtofHoratiusonthebridge，ofHectorbeforethewalls。I
alwaysmakeitapointtothinkofsomethingclassicalatsuchtimes。
Hesawme，andhissternnesspartlyrelaxed。Somethinglikeasmilestruggledthroughhisgrimlineaments。ItwaslikelookingontheJungfrauafterhavingseenMontBlanc，——atrifle，onlyatriflelesssublimeandawful。Restinghishandlightlyontheshoulderofthehead-master，whoshudderedandcollapsedunderhistouch，hestrodetowardme。
Hiswalkwaspeculiar。Youcouldnotcallitastride。Itwaslikethe"crest-tossingBellerophon，"——akindofprancinggait。
GuyHeavystoneprancedtowardme。
CHAPTERII。
"LordLovelhestoodatthegardengate，A-combinghismilk-whitesteed。"
Itwasthewinterof186-whenInextmetGuyHeavystone。HehadlefttheUniversityandhadenteredthe76th"Heavies。""Ihaveexchangedthegownforthesword，yousee，"hesaid，graspingmyhand，andfracturingthebonesofmylittlefinger，asheshookit。
Igazedathimwithunmixedadmiration。Hewassquarer，sterner，andineverywaysmarterandmoreremarkablethanever。IbegantofeeltowardthismanasPhalasterfelttowardsPhyrgino，assomebodymusthavefelttowardArchididasculus，asBoswellfelttowardJohnson。
"Comeintomyden，"hesaid，andliftingmegentlybytheseatofmypantaloonshecarriedmeupstairsanddepositedme，beforeI
couldapologize，onthesofa。Ilookedaroundtheroom。Itwasabachelor’sapartment，characteristicallyfurnishedinthetasteoftheproprietor。Afewclaymoresandbattle-axeswererangedagainstthewall，andaculverin，capturedbySirRalphHeavystone，occupiedthecorner，theotherendoftheroombeingtakenupbyalightbattery。Foils，boxing-gloves，saddles，andfishing-poleslayaroundcarelessly。Asmallpileofbillets-douxlayuponasilversalver。Themanwasnotananchorite，noryetaSirGalahad。
InevercouldtellwhatGuythoughtofwomen。"Poorlittlebeasts，"hewouldoftensaywhentheconversationturnedonanyofhisfreshconquests。Then，passinghishandoverhismarblebrow，theoldlookofsternfixednessofpurposeandunflinchingseveritywouldstraightenthelinesofhismouth，andhewouldmutter，halftohimself，"S’death！"
"ComewithmetoHeavystoneGrange。TheExmoorHoundsthrowoffto-morrow。I’llgiveyouamount，"hesaid，asheamusedhimselfbyrollingupasilvercandlestickbetweenhisfingers。"YoushallhaveCleopatra。Butstay，"headded，thoughtfully;"nowI
remember，IorderedCleopatratobeshotthismorning。"
"Andwhy？"Iqueried。
"Shethrewherrideryesterdayandfellonhim——"
"Andkilledhim？"
"No。That’sthereasonwhyIhaveorderedhertobeshot。Ikeepnoanimalsthatarenotdangerous——Ishouldadd——DEADLY！"Hehissedthelastsentencebetweenhisteeth，andagloomyfrowndescendedoverhiscalmbrow。
Iaffectedtoturnoverthetradesman’sbillsthatlayonthetable，for，likealloftheHeavystonerace，Guyseldompaidcash，andsaid：——
"YouremindmeofthetimewhenLeonidas——"
"O，botherLeonidasandyourclassicalallusions。Come！"
Wedescendedtodinner。
CHAPTERIII。
"Hecarriesweight，heridesarace，’Tisforathousandpound。"
"ThereisFloraBillingsgate，thegreatestcoquetteandhardestriderinthecountry，"saidmycompanion，RalphMortmain，aswestooduponDinglebyCommonbeforethemeet。
IlookedupandbeheldGuyHeavystonebendinghaughtilyoverthesaddle，asheaddressedabeautifulbrunette。Shewasindeedasplendidlygroomedandhigh-spiritedwoman。Wewerenearenoughtooverhearthefollowingconversation，whichanyhigh-tonedreaderwillrecognizeasthecommonandnaturalexpressionofthehigherclasses。
"WhenDianatakesthefieldthechaseisnotwhollyconfinedtoobjectsferaenaturae，"saidGuy，dartingasignificantglanceathiscompanion。Floradidnotshrinkeitherfromtheglanceorthemeaningimpliedinthesarcasm。
"IfIwerelookingforanEndymion，now——"shesaidarchly，assheplayfullycanteredoverafewhoundsandleapedafive-barredgate。
Guywhisperedafewwords，inaudibletotherestoftheparty，and，curvettingslightly，cleverlyclearedtwoofthehuntsmeninaflyingleap，gallopedupthefrontstepsofthemansion，anddashingatfullspeedthroughthehallleapedthroughthedrawing-
roomwindowandrejoinedme，languidly，onthelawn。
"BecarefulofFloraBillingsgate，"hesaidtome，inlowsterntones，whilehispitilesseyeshotabalefulfire。"Gardezvous！"
"Gnothiseauton，"Irepliedcalmly，notwishingtoappeartobebehindhiminperceptionorverbalfelicity。
Guystartedoffinhighspirits。Hewaswellcarried。Heandthefirstwhip，aten-stoneman，wereheadandheadatthelastfence，whilethehoundswererollingovertheirfoxahundredyardsfartherintheopen。
Butanunexpectedcircumstanceoccurred。Comingback，hischestnutmarerefusedaten-footwall。Sherearedandfellbackward。Againheledheruptoitlightly;againsherefused，fallingheavilyfromthecoping。Guystartedtohisfeet。Theoldpitilessfireshoneinhiseyes;theoldsternlooksettledaroundhismouth。
Seizingthemarebythetailandmanehethrewheroverthewall。
Shelandedtwentyfeetontheotherside，erectandtrembling。
Lightlyleapingthesameobstaclehimself，heremountedher。Shedidnotrefusethewallthenexttime。
CHAPTERIV。
"Heholdshimbyhisglitteringeye。"
GuywasintheNorthofIreland，cock-shooting。SoRalphMortmaintoldme，andalsothatthematchbetweenMaryBrandageeandGuyhadbeenbrokenoffbyFloraBillingsgate。"Idon’tlikethoseBillingsgates，"saidRalph，"they’reabadstock。Herfather，SmithfielddeBillingsgate，hadanunpleasantwayofturninguptheknavefromthebottomofthepack。Butnousverrons;letusgoandseeGuy。"
ThenextmorningwestartedforFin-ma-Coul’sCrossing。WhenI
reachedtheshooting-box，whereGuywasentertainingaselectcompanyoffriends，FloraBillingsgategreetedmewithasaucysmile。
Guywasevensquarerandsternerthanever。Hisgustsofpassionweremorefrequent，anditwaswithdifficultythathecouldkeepanable-bodiedservantinhisfamily。Hispresentretainersweremoreorlessmaimedfromexposuretothefuryoftheirmaster。
Therewasastrangecynicism，acuttingsarcasminhisaddress，piercingthroughhispolishedmanner。IthoughtofTimon，etc。，etc。
Oneevening，weweresittingoverourChambertin，afterahardday’swork，andGuywaslistlesslyturningoversomeletters，whensuddenlyheutteredacry。Didyoueverhearthetrumpetingofawoundedelephant？Itwaslikethat。
Ilookedathimwithconsternation。Hewasglancingataletterwhichheheldatarm’slength，andsnorting，asitwere，atitashegazed。Thelowerpartofhisfacewasstern，butnotasrigidasusual。Hewasslowlygrindingbetweenhisteeththefragmentsoftheglasshehadjustbeendrinkingfrom。Suddenlyheseizedoneofhisservants，and，forcingthewretchuponhisknees，exclaimed，withtheroarofatiger：——
"Dog！whywasthiskeptfromme？"
"Why，please，sir，MissFlorasaidashowitwasareconciliationfromMissBrandagee，anditwastobekeptfromyouwhereyouwouldnotbelikelytoseeit，——and——and——"
"Speak，dog！andyou——"
"Iputitamongyourbills，sir！"
Withagroan，likedistantthunder，Guyfellswooningtothefloor。
Hesoonrecovered，forthenextmomentaservantcamerushingintotheroomwiththeinformationthatanumberoftheingenuouspeasantryoftheneighborhoodwereabouttoindulgethateveninginthenationalpastimeofburningafarm-houseandshootingalandlord。Guysmiledafearfulsmile，without，however，alteringhissternandpitilessexpression。
"Letthemcome，"hesaidcalmly;"Ifeellikeentertainingcompany。"
Webarricadedthedoorsandwindows，andthenchoseourarmsfromthearmory。Guy’schoicewasasingularone：itwasalandingnetwithalonghandle，andasharpcavalrysabre。
Wewerenotdestinedtoremainlonginignoranceofitsuse。A
howlwasheardfromwithout，andapartyoffiftyorsixtyarmedmenprecipitatedthemselvesagainstthedoor。
Suddenlythewindowopened。Withtherapidityoflightning，GuyHeavystonecastthenetovertheheadoftheringleader，ejaculated"Habet！"andwithabackstrokeofhiscavalrysabreseveredthememberfromitstrunk，and，drawingthenetbackagain，castthegoryheaduponthefloor，sayingquietly：——
"One。"
Againthenetwascast，thesteelflashed，thenetwaswithdrawn，andanominous"Two！"accompaniedtheheadasitrolledonthefloor。
"DoyourememberwhatPlinysaysofthegladiator？"saidGuy，calmlywipinghissabre。"Howgraphicisthatpassagecommencing’Internos，etc。’"Thesportcontinueduntiltheheadsoftwentydesperadoeshadbeengatheredin。Therestseemedinclinedtodisperse。Guyincautiouslyshowedhimselfatthedoor;aringingshotwasheard，andhestaggeredback，piercedthroughtheheart。
Graspingthedoor-postinthelastunconsciousthroesofhismightyframe，thewholesideofthehouseyieldedtothatearthquaketremor，andwehadbarelytimetoescapebeforethewholebuildingfellinruins。IthoughtofSamson，theGiantJudge，etc。，etc。;
butallwasover。
GuyHeavystonehaddiedashehadlived，——HARD。
MR。MIDSHIPMANBREEZY。
ANAVALOFFICER。
BYCAPTAINM——RRY——T，R。N。
CHAPTERI。
Myfatherwasanorth-countrysurgeon。Hehadretired，awidower，fromherMajesty’snavymanyyearsbefore，andhadasmallpracticeinhisnativevillage。WhenIwassevenyearsoldheemployedmetocarrymedicinestohispatients。Beingofalivelydisposition，Isometimesamusedmyself;duringmydailyrounds，bymixingthecontentsofthedifferentphials。AlthoughIhadnoreasontodoubtthatthegeneralresultofthispracticewasbeneficial，yet，asthedeathofaconsumptivecuratefollowedtheadditionofastrongmercuriallotiontohisexpectorant，myfatherconcludedtowithdrawmefromtheprofessionandsendmetoschool。
Grubbins，theschoolmaster，wasatyrant，anditwasnotlongbeforemyimpetuousandself-willednaturerebelledagainsthisauthority。Isoonbegantoformplansofrevenge。InthisIwasassistedbyTomSnaffle，——aschoolfellow。OnedayTomsuggested：——
"Supposeweblowhimup。I’vegottwopoundsofpowder！"
"No，that’stoonoisy，"Ireplied。
Tomwassilentforaminute，andagainspoke：——
"Yourememberhowyouflattenedoutthecurate，Pills！Couldn’tyougiveGrubbinssomething——somethingtomakehimleatherysick——
eh？"
Aflashofinspirationcrossedmymind。Iwenttotheshopofthevillageapothecary。Heknewme;Ihadoftenpurchasedvitriol，whichIpouredintoGrubbins’sinkstandtocorrodehispensandburnuphiscoat-tail，onwhichhewasinthehabitofwipingthem。
Iboldlyaskedforanounceofchloroform。Theyoungapothecarywinkedandhandedmethebottle。
ItwasGrubbins’scustomtothrowhishandkerchiefoverhishead，reclineinhischairandtakeashortnapduringrecess。Watchingmyopportunity，ashedozed，Imanagedtosliphishandkerchieffromhisfaceandsubstitutemyown，moistenedwithchloroform。Inafewminuteshewasinsensible。TomandIthenquicklyshavedhishead，beard，andeyebrows，blackenedhisfacewithamixtureofvitriolandburntcork，andfled。Therewasarowandscandalthenextday。MyfatheralwaysexcusedmebyassertingthatGrubbinshadgotdrunk，——butsomehowfounditconvenienttoprocuremeanappointmentinherMajesty’snavyatanearlyday。
CHAPTERII。
Anofficialletter，withtheAdmiraltyseal，informedmethatIwasexpectedtojoinH。M。shipBelcher，CaptainBoltrope，atPortsmouth，withoutdelay。InafewdaysIpresentedmyselftoatall，stern-visagedman，whowasslowlypacingtheleewardsideofthequarter-deck。AsItouchedmyhatheeyedmesternly：——
"Soho！Anotheryoungsuckling。Theserviceisgoingtothedevil。Nothingbutbabesinthecockpitandgranniesintheboard。
Boatswain’smate，passthewordforMr。Cheek！"
Mr。Cheek，thesteward，appearedandtouchedhishat。"IntroduceMr。Breezytotheyounggentlemen。Stop！Where’sMr。Swizzle？"
"Atthemasthead，sir。"
"Where’sMr。Lankey？"
"Atthemasthead，sir。"
"Mr。Briggs？"
"Masthead，too，sir。"
"Andtherestoftheyounggentlemen？"roaredtheenragedofficer。
"Allmasthead，sir。"
"Ah！"saidCaptainBoltrope，ashesmiledgrimly，"underthecircumstances，Mr。Breezy，youhadbettergotothemastheadtoo。"
CHAPTERIII。
AtthemastheadImadetheacquaintanceoftwoyoungstersofaboutmyownage，oneofwhominformedmethathehadbeentherethreehundredandthirty-twodaysoutoftheyear。
"Inroughweather，whentheoldcockisoutofsorts，youknow，wenevercomedown，"addedayounggentlemanofnineyears，withadirknearlyaslongashimself，whohadbeenintroducedtomeasMr。Briggs。"Bytheway，Pills，"becontinued，"howdidyoucometoomitgivingthecaptainanavalsalute？"
"Why，Itouchedmyhat，"Isaid，innocently。
"Yes，butthatisn’tenough，youknow。Thatwilldoverywellatothertimes。Heexpectsthenavalsalutewhenyoufirstcomeonboard——greeny！"
Ibegantofeelalarmed，andbeggedhimtoexplain。
"Why，yousee，aftertouchingyourhat，youshouldhavetouchedhimlightlywithyourforefingerinhiswaistcoat，so，andasked，’How’shisnibs？’——yousee？"
"How’shisnibs？"Irepeated。
"Exactly。Hewouldhavedrawnbackalittle，andthenyoushouldhaverepeatedthesaluteremarking，’How’shisroyalnibs？’askingcautiouslyafterhiswifeandfamily，andrequestingtobeintroducedtothegunner’sdaughter。"
"Thegunner’sdaughter？"
"Thesame;youknowshetakescareofusyounggentlemen;nowdon’tforget，Pillsy！"
WhenwewerecalleddowntothedeckIthoughtitagoodchancetoprofitbythisinstruction。IapproachedCaptainBoltropeandrepeatedthesalutewithoutconscientiouslyomittingasingledetail。Heremainedforamoment，lividandspeechless。Atlengthhegaspedout：——
"Boatswain’smate？"
"Ifyouplease，sir，"Iasked，tremulously，"Ishouldliketobeintroducedtothegunner’sdaughter！"
"O，verygood，sir！"screamedCaptainBoltrope，rubbinghishandsandabsolutelycaperingaboutthedeckwithrage。"Od——nyou！Ofcourseyoushall！Oho！thegunner’sdaughter！O，h——ll！thisistoomuch！Boatswain’smate！"BeforeIwellknewwhereIwas，I
wasseized，bornetoaneight-pounder，tieduponitandflogged！
CHAPTERIV。
Aswesattogetherinthecockpit，pickingtheweevilsoutofourbiscuit，Briggsconsoledmeformylatemishap，addingthatthe"navalsalute，"asacustom，seemedjustthentobehonoredmoreintheBREACHthantheobservance。Ijoinedinthehilarityoccasionedbythewitticism，andinafewmomentswewereallfriends。PresentlySwizzleturnedtome：——
"Wehavebeenjustplanninghowtoconfiscateakegofclaret，whichNips，thepurser，keepsunderhisbunk。Theoldnipcheeseliestheredrunkhalftheday，andthere’snogettingatit。"
"Let’sgetbeneaththestate-roomandborethroughthedeck，andsotapit，"saidLankey。
Thepropositionwasreceivedwithashoutofapplause。Alonghalf-inchaugerandbitwasprocuredfromChips，thecarpenter’smate，andSwizzle，afteracarefulexaminationofthetimbersbeneaththeward-room，commencedoperations。Theaugeratlastdisappeared，whensuddenlytherewasaslightdisturbanceonthedeckabove。Swizzlewithdrewtheaugerhurriedly;fromitspointafewbrightreddropstrickled。
"Huzza！sendherupagain！"criedLankey。
Theaugerwasagainapplied。Thistimeashriekwasheardfromthepurser’scabin。Instantlythelightwasdoused，andthepartyretreatedhurriedlytothecockpit。Asoundofsnoringwasheardasthesentrystuckhisheadintothedoor。"Allright，sir，"herepliedinanswertothevoiceoftheofficerofthedeck。
ThenextmorningweheardthatNipswasinthesurgeon’shands，withabadwoundinthefleshypartofhisleg，andthattheaugerhadNOTstruckclaret。
CHAPTERV。
"Now，Pills，you’llhaveachancetosmellpowder，"saidBriggsasheenteredthecockpitandbuckledaroundhiswaistanenormouscutlass。"WehavejustsightedaFrenchship。"
Wewentondeck。CaptainBoltropegrinnedaswetouchedourhats。
Hehatedthepurser。"Come，younggentlemen，ifyou’reboringforfrenchclaret，yonder’sagoodquality。Mindyourcon，sir，"headded，turningtothequartermaster，whowasgrinning。
Theshipwasalreadyclearedforaction。Themen，intheireagerness，hadstartedthecoffeefromthetubsandfilledthemwithshot。PresentlytheFrenchmanyawed，andashotfromalongthirty-twocameskippingoverthewater。ItkilledthequartermasterandtookoffbothofLankey’slegs。"Tellthepurserouraccountissquared，"saidthedyingboy，withafeeblesmile。
Thefightragedfiercelyfortwohours。IrememberkillingtheFrenchAdmiral，asweboarded，butonlookingaroundforBriggs，afterthesmokehadclearedaway，Iwasintenselyamusedatwitnessingthefollowingnovelsight：——
BriggshadpinnedtheFrenchcaptainagainstthemastwithhiscutlass，andwasnowengaged，withallthehilarityofyouth，inpullingthecaptain’scoat-tailsbetweenhislegs，inimitationofadancing-jack。AstheFrenchmanliftedhislegsandarms，ateachjerkofBriggs’s，Icouldnothelpparticipatinginthegeneralmirth。
"Youyoungdevil，whatareyoudoing？"saidastifledvoicebehindme。IlookedupandbeheldCaptainBoltrope，endeavoringtocalmhissternfeatures，butthetwitchingaroundhismouthbetrayedhisintenseenjoymentofthescene。"Gotothemasthead——upwithyou，sir！"herepeatedsternlytoBriggs。
"Verygood，sir，"saidtheboy，coollypreparingtomounttheshrouds。"Goodby，JohnnyCrapaud。Humph！"headded，inatoneintendedformyear，"aprettywaytotreatahero。Theserviceisgoingtothedevil！"
Ithoughtsotoo。
CHAPTERVI。
WewereorderedtotheWestIndies。AlthoughCaptainBoltrope’smannertowardmewasstillsevere，andevenharsh，Iunderstoodthatmynamehadbeenfavorablymentionedinthedespatches。
Reader，wereyoueveratJamaica？Ifso，yourememberthenegresses，theoranges，PortRoyalTom——theyellowfever。Afterbeingtwoweeksatthestation，Iwastakensickofthefever。InamonthIwasdelirious。Duringmyparoxysms，Ihadawilddistempereddreamofasternfacebendinganxiouslyovermypillow，aroughhandsmoothingmyhair，andakindvoicesaying：——
"Besshis’ittleheart！Didhehavethenaughtyfever？"Thisfaceseemedagainchangedtothewell-knownsternfeaturesofCaptainBoltrope。
WhenIwasconvalescent，apacketedgedinblackwasputinmyhand。Itcontainedthenewsofmyfather’sdeath，andasealedletterwhichhehadrequestedtobegiventomeonhisdecease。I
openedittremblingly。Itreadthus：——
"MydearBoy：——Iregrettoinformyouthatinallprobabilityyouarenotmyson。Yourmother，Iamgrievedtosay，wasahighlyimproperperson。Whoyourfathermaybe，Ireallycannotsay，butperhapstheHonorableHenryBoltrope，CaptainR。N。，maybeabletoinformyou。CircumstancesoverwhichIhavenocontrolhavedeferredthisimportantdisclosure。
"YOURSTRICKENPARENT。"
AndsoCaptainBoltropewasmyfather。Heavens！Wasitadream？
Irecalledhissternmanner，hisobservanteye，hisill-concealeduneasinesswheninmypresence。Ilongedtoembracehim。
Staggeringtomyfeet，Irushedinmyscantyappareltothedeck，whereCaptainBoltropewasjustthenengagedinreceivingtheGovernor’swifeanddaughter。Theladiesshrieked;theyoungest，abeautifulgirl，blusheddeeply。Heedingthemnot，Isankathisfeet，and，embracingthem，cried：——
"Myfather！"
"Chuckhimoverboard！"roaredCaptainBoltrope。
"Stay，"pleadedthesoftvoiceofClaraMaitland，theGovernor’sdaughter。
"Shavehishead！he’sawretchedlunatic！"continuedCaptainBoltrope，whilehisvoicetrembledwithexcitement。
"No，letmenurseandtakecareofhim，"saidthelovelygirl，blushingasshespoke。"Mamma，can’twetakehimhome？"
Thedaughter’spleadingwasnotwithouteffect。InthemeantimeI
hadfainted。WhenIrecoveredmysensesIfoundmyselfinGovernorMaitland’smansion。
CHAPTERVII。
Thereaderwillguesswhatfollowed。IfelldeeplyinlovewithClaraMaitland，towhomIconfidedthesecretofmybirth。Thegenerousgirlassertedthatshehaddetectedthesuperiorityofmymanneratonce。Weplightedourtroth，andresolvedtowaituponevents。
Briggscalledtoseemeafewdaysafterward。Hesaidthatthepurserhadinsultedthewholecockpit，andallthemidshipmenhadcalledhimout。Butheaddedthoughtfully："Idon’tseehowwecanarrangetheduel。Youseetherearesixofustofighthim。"
"Veryeasily，"Ireplied。"Letyourfellowsallstandinarow，andtakehisfire;that，yousee，giveshimsixchancestoone，andhemustbeabadshotifhecan’thitoneofyou;while，ontheotherhand，yousee，hegetsavolleyfromyousix，andoneofyou’llbecertaintofetchhim。"
"Exactly";andawayBriggswent，butsoonreturnedtosaythatthepurserhaddeclined，——"likead——dcoward，"headded。
ButthenewsofthesuddenandseriousillnessofCaptainBoltropeputofftheduel。Ihastenedtohisbedside，buttoolate，——anhourprevioushehadgivenuptheghost。
IresolvedtoreturntoEngland。Imadeknownthesecretofmybirth，andexhibitedmyadoptedfather’slettertoLadyMaitland，whoatoncesuggestedmymarriagewithherdaughter，beforeI
returnedtoclaimtheproperty。Weweremarried，andtookourdeparturenextday。
Imadenodelayinpostingatonce，incompanywithmywifeandmyfriendBriggs，tomynativevillage。Judgeofmyhorrorandsurprisewhenmylateadoptedfathercameoutofhisshoptowelcomeme。
"Thenyouarenotdead！"Igasped。
"No，mydearboy。"
"Andthisletter？"
Myfather——asImuststillcallhim——glancedonthepaper，andpronounceditaforgery。Briggsroaredwithlaughter。Iturnedtohimanddemandedanexplanation。
"Why，don’tyousee，Greeny，it’sallajoke，——amidshipman’sjoke！"
"But——"Iasked。
"Don’tbeafool。You’vegotagoodwife，——besatisfied。"
IturnedtoClara，andwassatisfied。AlthoughMrs。Maitlandneverforgaveme，thejollyoldGovernorlaughedheartilyoverthejoke，andsowellusedhisinfluencethatIsoonbecame，dearreader，AdmiralBreezy，K。C。B。
JOHNJENKINS;
OR，THESMOKERREFORMED。
BYT。S。A——TH——R。
CHAPTERI。
Onecigaraday！"saidJudgeBoompointer。
Onecigaraday！"repeatedJohnJenkins，aswithtrepidationhedroppedhishalf-consumedcigarunderhiswork-bench。
"Onecigaradayisthreecentsaday，"remarkedJudgeBoompointer，gravely;"anddoyouknow，sir，whatonecigaraday，orthreecentsaday，amountstointhecourseoffouryears？"
JohnJenkins，inhisboyhood，hadattendedthevillageschool，andpossessedconsiderablearithmeticalability。Takingupashinglewhichlayuponhiswork-bench，andproducingapieceofchalk，withafeelingofconsciouspridehemadeanexhaustivecalculation。
"Exactlyforty-threedollarsandeightycents，"hereplied，wipingtheperspirationfromhisheatedbrow，whilehisfaceflushedwithhonestenthusiasm。
"Well，sir，ifyousavedthreecentsaday，insteadofwastingit，youwouldnowbethepossessorofanewsuitofclothes，anillustratedFamilyBible，apewinthechurch，acompletesetofPatentOfficeReports，ahymn-book，andapaidsubscriptiontoArthur’sHomeMagazine，whichcouldbepurchasedforexactlyforty-
threedollarsandeightycents;and，"addedtheJudge，withincreasingsternness，"ifyoucalculateleap-year，whichyouseemtohavestrangelyomitted，youhavethreecentsmore，sir;THREE
CENTSMORE！Whatwouldthatbuyyou，sir？"
"Acigar，"suggestedJohnJenkins;but，coloringagaindeeply，hehidhisface。
"No，sir，"saidtheJudge，withasweetsmileofbenevolencestealingoverhissternfeatures;"properlyinvested，itwouldbuyyouthatwhichpassethallprice。Droppedintothemissionary-box，whocantellwhatheathen，nowidlyandjoyouslywantoninginnakednessandsin，mightbebroughttoasenseofhismiserablecondition，andmade，throughthatthreecents，tofeelthetormentsofthewicked？"
WiththesewordstheJudgeretired，leavingJohnJenkinsburiedinprofoundthought。"Threecentsaday，"hemuttered。"InfortyyearsImightbeworthfourhundredandthirty-eightdollarsandtencents，——andthenImightmarryMary。Ah，Mary！"Theyoungcarpentersighed，and，drawingatwenty-fivecentdaguerreotypefromhisvest-pocket，gazedlongandfervidlyuponthefeaturesofayounggirlinbookmuslinandacoralnecklace。Then，witharesoluteexpression，hecarefullylockedthedoorofhisworkshopanddeparted。
Alas！hisgoodresolutionsweretoolate。Wetriflewiththetideoffortunewhichtoooftennipsusinthebudandcaststhedarkshadowofmisfortuneoverthebrightlexiconofyouth！Thatnightthehalf-consumedfragmentofJohnJenkins’scigarsetfiretohisworkshopandburneditup，togetherwithallhistoolsandmaterials。Therewasnoinsurance。
CHAPTERII。
THEDOWNWARDPATH。
"ThenyoustillpersistinmarryingJohnJenkins？"queriedJudgeBoompointer，asheplayfully，withpaternalfamiliarity，liftedthegoldencurlsofthevillagebelle，MaryJones。
"Ido，"repliedthefairyounggirl，inalowvoice，thatresembledrockcandyinitssaccharinefirmness，——"Ido。Hehaspromisedtoreform。Sincehelostallhispropertybyfire——"
"Theresultofhispernicioushabit，thoughheillogicallypersistsinchargingittome，"interruptedtheJudge。
"Sincethen，"continuedtheyounggirl，"hehasendeavoredtobreakhimselfofthehabit。HetellsmethathehassubstitutedthestalksoftheIndianratan，theouterpartofaleguminousplantcalledthesmoking-bean，andthefragmentaryandunconsumedremainderofcigarswhichoccuratrareanduncertainintervalsalongtheroad，which，asheinformsme，thoughdeficientinqualityandstrength，arecomparativelyinexpensive。"And，blushingatherowneloquence，theyounggirlhidhercurlsontheJudge’sarm。
"Poorthing！"mutteredJudgeBoompointer。"DareItellherall？
YetImust。"
"Ishallclingtohim，"continuedtheyounggirl，risingwithhertheme，"astheyoungvineclingstosomehoaryruin。Nay，nay，chidemenot，JudgeBoompointer。IwillmarryJohnJenkins！"
TheJudgewasevidentlyaffected。Seatinghimselfatthetable，hewroteafewlineshurriedlyuponapieceofpaper，whichhefoldedandplacedinthefingersofthedestinedbrideofJohnJenkins。
"MaryJones，"saidtheJudge，withimpressiveearnestness，"takethistrifleasaweddinggiftfromonewhorespectsyourfidelityandtruthfulness。Atthealtarletitbeareminderofme。"Andcoveringhisfacehastilywithahandkerchief，thesternandiron-
willedmanlefttheroom。Asthedoorclosed，Maryunfoldedthepaper。Itwasanorderonthecornergroceryforthreeyardsofflannel，apaperofneedles，fourpoundsofsoap，onepoundofstarch，andtwoboxesofmatches！
"Nobleandthoughtfulman！"wasallMaryJonescouldexclaim，asshehidherfaceinherhandsandburstintoafloodoftears。
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ThebellsofCloverdaleareringingmerrily。Itisawedding。
"Howbeautifultheylook！"istheexclamationthatpassesfromliptolip，asMaryJones，leaningtimidlyonthearmofJohnJenkins，entersthechurch。Butthebrideisagitated，andthebridegroombetraysafeverishnervousness。Astheystandinthevestibule，JohnJenkinsfumblesearnestlyinhisvest-pocket。Canitbetheringheisanxiousabout？No。Hedrawsasmallbrownsubstancefromhispocket，andbitingoffapiece，hastilyreplacesthefragmentandgazesfurtivelyaround。Surelynoonesawhim？Alas！
theeyesoftwoofthatweddingpartysawthefatalact。JudgeBoompointershookhisheadsternly。MaryJonessighedandbreathedasilentprayer。Herhusbandchewed！
CHAPTERIII。ANDLAST。
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