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I Edith Wilton combined two markedcontradictions Bho possessed a lovable disposition but when she was ababy through the carelessness anurse she fell and cut her lip producing a wound that In healing left ascar giving a very disagreeable x

her expression At lint tried tifobviate this effect by smiling but shesaw at once by tho further recoil ofthe one looking at her that she wasonly heightening the disagreeable Im-

pression Such physical blights usual-ly have one of two effects either theblighted person Is unconscious of thedefect or becomes painfully Bonsltlveconcerning It Edith was of the latter class She would pot go to thesocial gatherings of her own age Moreand more she shrank within herselfThen becoming conscious that In be-

ing a recluse she would be forced Into-

a life of selfishness the began to de-

vote herself to the poorShe bad frltmds girl friends who

sought to draw her out socially Con-

fidence between young girls Is closewhile that between opposite sexes es-

pecially at that age is distant Theyoung men who met Edith lookedupon the expression on her face andturned away with a shrug tier girl-

friends had u better opportunity tolearn what there way under tho mis-

leading expression When one of herchums was married one Insisted onEdith being her bridesmaid Edithdemurred but her friend would not ex-

cuse herAt the wedding tile bridesmaid

looking up suddenly saw tho eyes ofa young man she had never seen riveted upon her and without that repelledexpression she was accustomed to seeThe man was a recent graduate of amedical school The reason why hisface did not reflect any disagreeableexpression at her defect was becausebeing a practitioner he was used tocontrolling his features when treating-his patients

Out Edith did not know this Sheknew only that a man with a kindlyface was looking at her without anyreference to her defect AndDr Allan Emerson requested an In-

troduction and was presented to herher heart fairly bounded within herNot for an Instant while ho chattedwith her did ha seem conscious of herblight And she being spade to feelthat it was Inconsequential rose above-it so far as to display the real attrac-tiveness and worth that were In ber

And yet the reason of tho young doc-

tors desire to make her acquaintancewas that very defect H hadobserving her before she bad noticedhim and with a professional eye hadbeen watching the effect of her scarupon the various expressions that flit-

ted across her face Some physiciansrough In manner though they may beInvaluable helpers to the afflictedwould not have scrupled to betray thereal object of their interest Emersonwas of a different kind lIe not onlyconcealed his own thoughts for

reasons but from an Innateof delicacy

Whatever be the exact analysts ofls feelings the act produced a mark

impression upon Edith Wilton Aman whose personnel whoso bearingwas far above the average bad notonly failed to show any repugnanceat her defect but had asked to be Introduced to her and chatted with herdisplaying unusual interest In herwithout seeming to be conscious thatthere was any difference between herand other girls unless fo bier

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When she had accepted him be men-tioned for the first time her defectletting her know that bo believed hocould remove at least Its effects

Why said Edith didnt you re-

move it before proposing to meTJBecause sweetheart be replied

these stupid men who have beenpassing you by would have learned Of

your real worth and the field wouldhave been full of rivals

There was more in her eyes than Inher words when she replied Youknow very well that none of themwere to be feared by you

But Edith dreaded lest in case anoperation were not successful her lovermight find himself tied through lifeto a blighted woman nnd unhappinessfor both would result She thereforeinsisted on having the operation per-

formed and If the trouble were re-

moved the marriage to take place afterward Dr Emerson demurred tothis saying that wbetUe the operation were or were not a success bewould not give her up Both stoodIrmly on the ground that they badtaken but the man since the resultwould bftitna sam to him Ituany

The operation merely a matter-of delicate handling fas only object bo-

Ing to produce a certain result offacial expression Dr Emerson

it himself covering the woundhe made with a piece of skinfrom the arm of another person Whenthe whole had healed and the bandagca were removed though the scarremained the expression on the fatehad entirely changed

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ritable genus of composers He hadWen prevailed upon to be present atthe first representation of tho work ofa confrere and during the first actswhich were much applauded by thepublic ho had kept a gloomy silenceThe third act was less favorably re-

ceived and a certain cspecla1ly seemed to cast a cold blanket Overthe spectators when the old maestroto the astonishment of lila friends wasseento applaud heartily

Do you really like that duoaskedo-ne of them I should hare thought-

It was ono of tho poorest and coldest-in the whole opera

You Idiot answered the maestrowith genuine naivete dont you seethat If I did not applaud It ho mightpossibly cut It out

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answer A few days

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plates down In the wingsThunder plates are sheets of tin

Which lire shaken to produce thunderand the noise of the fall of a couple ofthem can be Imagined The king who

upon tho stage turned to one ofs and haughtily asked

is thatTo his surprise the page who as

stage pages often are was a charminglady In real life answered

Thirty dent mutes aro downsire asking for conversation with yourmajesty

Tho king without moving a musclealthough the audience Jaugbed replied

Are you quite certain they aredumb

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material but tefnied tbbecause it was too cheap After

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