. Una piccola regina di cuori; una storia internazionale . m il deposito.prima che saltasse sul treno, tuttavia, aveva sussurrato, come thelast di molte suppliche : conosco il relativo tutto per il mio amor, Marie-Celeste,ma tutto lo stesso, La relativa una macinatura terribile su me il senso che youre recitare ;e se non venite a vederlo così presto abbastanza, vostro padre andmadre desidererà che non abbiano mai lasciato fate qualche cosa per me.Honor luminoso, Marie-Celeste, Non è giusto per loro o per me a tutti.ti preghiamo di dare in non appena si va a casa, e dire youre spiacente, becauseYou sono: Sai che sei. Ed era il sì, io sono negli occhi di Marie-Celestes, però

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. A little queen of hearts; an international story . m the depot.Before he jumped on the train, however, he had whispered, as thelast of many entreaties : I know its all for my sake, Marie-Celeste, but all the same, its an awful grind on me the way youre acting ;and if you dont come to see it so pretty soon, your father andmother will wish they had never let you do anything for me.Honor bright, Marie-Celeste, youre not fair to them or to me at all.Please give in as soon as you go home, and say youre sorry, becauseyou are—you know you are. And it was the yes, I am in Marie-Celestes eyes, though her lips still firmly pressed each other, thatmade Donalds heart a thousand-fold lighter. And so, as you haveread, Marie-Celeste did really give in, without so much as a mentalreservation, and other hearts than Donalds were wondrously light-ened, and there was joy throughout all the kingdom that the queenhad come to her senses. Meantime, Donalds train made good time to Nuneham ; andthere was Chris .at the station waiting with open arms to receive. MRS. HARTLEY WELCOMES DONALD. DONALDS NEV QUARTERS. 121 him, and, what was more, he took Donald into them in a way thatnipped in the bud those queer little misgivings that spring up un-bidden when one chances to be leaving old scenes for new. Andthen when they reached the cottage, there stood dear old Mis.Hartley, looking the picture of motherliness in her snow-white capand kerchief; and the welcome that she gave Donald made him feelbeyond all doubting that he had but exchanged one dear home foranother; and that meant worlds to a boy who had come to know forthe first time what a dear place home might be. In the hour that intervened between Donalds arrival and sup-per he had had a chat with Mr. Hartley, in which the old keeperhad taken to the boy immensely; had made friends with Martha, asshe showed him to the little room under the eaves and helped himto stow away the contents of his sailor chest, and had won his waystraight to Mrs.

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