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After All;

Gothic structure , the new Palace of Westminster , or the Houses of Parliament , with their sumptuous decorations . Thus did they spend the days until the date of the wedding , which at last arrived . Olivia had summoned all her courage ancl determined to do her best . Perhaps it- was all for the best . Extensive preparations were made for a grand wedding at the old church , ancl many were the invited guests . All

seemed to augur well for the future . Not a hitch had occurred anywhere , ancl the sun smiled on the happy scenes in his bri ghtest mood . All appeared imbued with a cheerful spirit as they forwarded the arrangements . Mrs . Phane was not so fearful of disaster as before , ancl almost happy that her daughter would at last be comfortably settled . She hacl long been tossed on a sea of bitter disappointment and grief , and her good mother hoped that now she would at last be made happy . Mr . Phane , too , looked with an

approving eye on the preparations , ancl wishing the event was safely over . He loved his daughter , ancl he sincerel y trusted she would be happy . Merrisslope was still impatient , counting the slow dragging hours . He would not feel safe ancl secure until the marriage was over—he was strangel y filled with the presentiment that he would not be able to drink the cup of pleasure even this time . At last the time arrivedancl all went well for a whilethough Olivia

, , seemed much agitated , and she trembled so much that the service was obliged to be delayed . Totteringly she walked when they commenced again , and when the clergyman came to that important question : " Wilt thou have this man ? " & c , to the astonishment of all , she shrieked out " No ! " ancl rushed out of the church , ancl Merrisslope indulged in an audible "damn . " ( To be continued . )

A Lament.

A LAMENT .

PROM THE GERMAN 0 E HEINRICH HEINE . Und Wiisstens die Blumen die kleinen , etc ., etc . COULD the tiniest flowers know How deeply wounded my heart has been ,

They would with me " a weeping go , " To heal my wound so keen . And were the ni ghtingales aware How ill and sad I be , They would outpour everywhere Their quickening song for me .

Ancl did each little golden star My misery learn to " ken , " It would come from its brightness afar , Ancl " speak peace " to me " there and then . " But none of them can know—Not one of them knows my pain , She has herself rent with a blow , Yes , rent my heart "in twain . "

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CHINESE FREEMASONRY. Article 1
THE WEATHER. Article 6
THE HISTORY OF SELBY, ITS ABBEY, AND ITS MASONIC ASSOCIATIONS. Article 8
HISTORY OF THE AIREDALE LODGE, No. 387. Article 12
LINES ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND. Article 16
THE ROYAL VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT EDINBURGH, 25TH AUGUST, 1881. Article 17
ON THE WATER. Article 22
BUTTERMERE LAKE. Article 23
AUTUMN HOURS. Article 26
AFTER ALL; Article 27
A LAMENT. Article 32
EGYPTIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES. Article 33
NOTES ON ST BOTOLPH AND LITTLE BRITAIN.* Article 35
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY. Article 37
MADAME DE SEVIGNE.* Article 38
A MASONIC SONNET. Article 41
LITERARY GOSSIP. Article 42
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After All;

Gothic structure , the new Palace of Westminster , or the Houses of Parliament , with their sumptuous decorations . Thus did they spend the days until the date of the wedding , which at last arrived . Olivia had summoned all her courage ancl determined to do her best . Perhaps it- was all for the best . Extensive preparations were made for a grand wedding at the old church , ancl many were the invited guests . All

seemed to augur well for the future . Not a hitch had occurred anywhere , ancl the sun smiled on the happy scenes in his bri ghtest mood . All appeared imbued with a cheerful spirit as they forwarded the arrangements . Mrs . Phane was not so fearful of disaster as before , ancl almost happy that her daughter would at last be comfortably settled . She hacl long been tossed on a sea of bitter disappointment and grief , and her good mother hoped that now she would at last be made happy . Mr . Phane , too , looked with an

approving eye on the preparations , ancl wishing the event was safely over . He loved his daughter , ancl he sincerel y trusted she would be happy . Merrisslope was still impatient , counting the slow dragging hours . He would not feel safe ancl secure until the marriage was over—he was strangel y filled with the presentiment that he would not be able to drink the cup of pleasure even this time . At last the time arrivedancl all went well for a whilethough Olivia

, , seemed much agitated , and she trembled so much that the service was obliged to be delayed . Totteringly she walked when they commenced again , and when the clergyman came to that important question : " Wilt thou have this man ? " & c , to the astonishment of all , she shrieked out " No ! " ancl rushed out of the church , ancl Merrisslope indulged in an audible "damn . " ( To be continued . )

A Lament.

A LAMENT .

PROM THE GERMAN 0 E HEINRICH HEINE . Und Wiisstens die Blumen die kleinen , etc ., etc . COULD the tiniest flowers know How deeply wounded my heart has been ,

They would with me " a weeping go , " To heal my wound so keen . And were the ni ghtingales aware How ill and sad I be , They would outpour everywhere Their quickening song for me .

Ancl did each little golden star My misery learn to " ken , " It would come from its brightness afar , Ancl " speak peace " to me " there and then . " But none of them can know—Not one of them knows my pain , She has herself rent with a blow , Yes , rent my heart "in twain . "

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