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va 2 “The disease called love, Anna. And he must be = he Se cured i in some way, or farewell to the opera, ball, and theaters for us. What fools men are to fall in _ - love anyway. For my Part, I don’t want one ever | # ea ma 5 e to grow sickish over me.” A hh ee | ae ‘What does this mean?” cried Anna. ‘The girl — who drew these sketches is named Hattie Butler, yet _ the monogram on the Portholio. 16 G. 2? ae « “—“s “Oh, most likely she is working under an assumed | name. Perhaps she has fallen in fortune, and did — not want to be known by any former a iGuintniadanie as _ Idon’t understand these things, and don’t want to. | There is no romance about a shop-girl, in my mind.” | * bes: _ Edward W—— heard this and sighed, — Pe Sc _ ~ af. a veal Y : $