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T. 10 you reauivlr for ux I fit ome to ON THE CARDS. you tt- tin she a l.i i UK- 1 iry i iiiollior'h?" I i i i i i in tlu' i a i i "Oh, be ailly! Mum's. i i toid." "I 'our a a you a 1 mi-sin 1 i hat's i Slie ivl'iihed I a i man i a a one wahii't very rict) and wasn't very poor i i i i poor enough!" She shrug.n-.'il lit 1 shoulders uiid niiulf a a i gTUisace- ala.s! "Had lioys and one very nice girl-- voila "Who was an incorrigible i flin and tease," 1 suggested. i "Fortunes don't fro i such a i iiboitt secondary persons, even if happened to be which they "Oh, yes, they do." "Since you know so much about it.

you can tell mine." She scattered tin- cards toward me i a crash. "It's right, I'm only i the cards at Cousin Harry." Her niothei gave a sleepy smile and returned to her slumbers. "You mustn't blame me if the cards are unfavorable." "1 shall know you've made it up if they are." "1 wouldn't dream of jesting upor, such a subject," I assured her. "Fortune i follows certain essential principles, which are i a and "Should be practiced, not preached. on." "To start with, then, you are the queen of hearts." "Why?" "Because the queen of hearts repre charUX-1! for Delicacy, for Tity, and for impmvftn-nt the com- in i I'OWDKR she leaned back and lang-hed.

"If you are only going- to flatter me I won't listen." "I merely state a fact. You are thf queen of hearts." "Xo, I'm not. I'm spades or clubs, because I'm dark." "Excuse me. it is not a matter merely of complexion, but of general appear- ruice. Spades represent plain people diamonds passable people, clubs nice- looking people, and hearts very nice- looking people.

Therefore you are the Cjiie'en of hearts." "Lots of people "oulrln't consider rip rood looking at all." Her tone invited contradiction. "Very likely not." She flashed an in- iiignant glance at me. "But the teller is the sole judge on these -oc "I'm glad the fortune teller is so appreciative. Of course I know you art- only pretending." She looked at me for denial, but 1 busied myself with the "Go on!" she cried. "First shuffle the cards--so.

Then I cut them--so. Now place my hand them--so. You place your a on top of mine." She did. "Now- place iny other hand on top of yours--so-and you put your other hand on top of mine." never heard of this before." said she. doubtfully.

Xeither did T. but it had occurred to me as an improvement. "Xow you must sit quite still and rfleiit for a full minute." "I know I shall laugh." "Then the will be spoiled." don't believe it's necessary." "Yes it is--to place the teller and lellee en rapport." "Hut we aren't. We always quarrel --at least you do." "Couldn't we be jnst for a i i i mean to speak seri- but 1 did. She nodded c-ravely, ar-d 1 sat lookinsr nt and a i the pink onlor stea' -ver her fnce.

I i it ave been two i a we sat like ''int. i which I forgave all her wickednesses. "There!" said 1. "Xo'v flit the ranis. mnkiTiT-." "You a fee! i sevj- jyi she, i li a nervous i i I is '-rin'T to be a serious "-eiMit it to be.

"Th i won't you too. I a To i i I all the i i "i So cut too. It i a i i i i i I looked at i i a i I i sha i a i i 1 Of course. I dfin't-k-How a i a i i i i i i ''The i i i of the cards." 1 i i i a a i i i i i i yoofl i I i i i i- i I i i i i a i i 1 i I I a dcM'ide'. 1 I i 1 a a sho" a are and i he "I 1) ve you're a i i' up." "The liree i to her i i a i a lovers." can be?" "The i cTnbs i i close- by.

I a to be a soldier-- ond looking, dashing, and, i in the same i not badly o1T. lie at the end of the i on a given him some encour- I Miro haven't." said she. i i i Of course she I a a "The cards ar- 5 wrong." i inenn a i I a i i i i her a i and made no "The 1 i of i a i a an elderly i who i prospered in a He is shown 'n- the i i with the to a nnd re' i i business his I oll Parsley. "1 cnTl it very i of Von. Harry." If prisoner puw so much foot or a hand over the "dead i be i.s shot through the head.

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I Woek. Her lip dropped little, and 1 to "It iKu't iny doing-. the oardn." "Well, you It isn't true. It'K looked OVIT her ehoulder to see a her mother was KtilJ tislef "maninia's silliufss. Why, old as and 1 wouldn't.

You kuow 1 wouldn't." "The curds leave it to.you, Alilly." "Don't you believe me?" She looked i i 1 liurt. "Of fonrse--if you say BO." I patted i i was lying on the table, she drew it sharply away and the touch qff with her hacdker- fhief. "AVcll? The king of hearts? What does "ne rneaD?" 1 considered a moment. "The king of hearts," I pronounced ulowly, "means a handsome young fellow who paid you a great deal of attention when you were" staying- with the queen of clubs, a dark relative--probably your aunt." "I won't listen to another cried, indig-nantly. "It's a uasty, horrid fortune, and quite untrue.

There!" "Very well." I made as if I would sweep the cards together. "Don't be disagreeable." Sbe looked at reproachfully, with one of her kaleidoscopic changes. "I want to hear it--my proper fortune--not nonsense." "Well, isn't this true?" "No, it isn't." "Didn't he pay you a lot of attention?" "Young- Jephson "Yes." He was the rival I really feared. "Xothing- "So many pay you attention that you think nothing 1 of it." "You silly fellow!" said she, scornfully. "TVhy, he's almost engaged to Cousin Annie." I felt as thoug-h a weig-ht was taken off me, "Why," I said, "how stupid of me! She must be the dark lady, I suppose.

I ought to have connected him with her instead of with you." don't believe you understand the fortune business a bit." "It's very difficult," I apologized. "But you see the cards are all right, when you read them properly." "What else do they say?" "The next point is money. The seven of tvext to the knave of clubs--probably your uncle--indicates a legacy; and--" "Xo. no!" she interrupted. "I don't want to know about money." "Well, the duration of life is shown by-" "Thnt doesn't said she, quickly, shrujrinnp her shoulders.

"Then I hardly know what else there is to tell." I looked at her doubtfully. There was only that I wanted to tell her. "What do J-OTJ want to know, Milly?" She put her elbow on the table and rested her head on her hand. Then she laughed uneasily, and I held my breath for a moment. "Isn't there--I mean did you finish with--the--the--admirers, as you call them?" "There is another." told her, "but he is hardly -worth "Why not? Because he doesn't care for--doesn't admire, or whatever you call it--much?" "Oh, no! "But he's poor, you see.

Beinsj only the kinsr of spades, he has to work for a living-, so he a i at a distance. There are two card-s between him and her. you see." "But," said she, very gently, "they are hearts." "Yes," said "they are hearts: being 1 two. they show a he is ly related." We nre KPOOIH! cousins really. "They i i a he is very fond of her.

but it if she is more a sliirhtly nttached to him." I looked to her. but her eyes were eap-t down. "TIow do you make that out?" she asked, at leng-th. "The card next to her is the two: but a by him is Ilie ten: which means great nfTction." "What does the rest of the i mean?" "The nine of spades, on the other sirle of the king 1 show? a he hns a great deal more work to do before he can be in a position to ti.sk the a of hearts--her a her i a i the eirrht of a the nee of clubs show i he must toil at come risk in I nerops the s-ea." She clasped her a suddenly looked up. "Oh, no.

no!" she cried. "Yes," I i and sadly. "Where?" ITer a i was quivering-. "The cards rlo not say. Hut it.is the Cnpe, I believe, whore a a i has offered him a crootl bei-th." We looker! at r-nrds in dismnl silence for Then she smiled at me ever so i "There is the are of hearts nt fhe end of the line.

she whispered. "What docs a mean?" I took the a near me g-ent'y in mine. think, Milly," I said, earnestly, "it must be my heart, because it is over by you. i you have it. dear?" She looked down a moment, pushed it gently a me.

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