They generally pursue the handicraft of basket making, or mat making, and the Dorne tolah can always be known by the pigs and fowls prowling about in search of food, and the Dorne and his family splitting up bamboo, and weaving mats and baskets at the doors of their miserable habitation.

They generally pursue the handicraft of basket making, or mat making, and the Dorne tolah can always be known by the pigs and fowls prowling about in search of food, and the Dorne and his family splitting up bamboo, and weaving mats and baskets at the doors of their miserable habitation.

PAGE The Times, Chronicle, and Herald, when first established I. 7 Lord Chatham's Speech on American Stamp Act, Notes of I. 12 Dorne, the Bookseller I. 12 Henno Rusticus I. 12 The Signe of the End I. 20 Lines in the style of Suckling II.

* Dorne the BooksellerHenno Rusticus, etc.

* DORNE THE BOOKSELLER.

Illustrated by Pelagie Dorne.

& color photograph by Maxwell Dorne.

Illustrated by Pelagie Dorne.

& color photograph by Maxwell Dorne.

"I have sent for you, Captain Van Dorne," I said, at last, in very low and even tones, not calculated to reach outside ears, however vigilant, and yet not suppressed by any means to whispers"I have sent for you," and my heart beat quickly as I spoke, "not merely to thank you for your hospitable kindness, but because I wish, for reasons that I cannot now explain, to place myself under your especial care until I reach my friends.

"It is enoughI believe you, Captain Van Dorne.

"Not unless it concerns me in some way, Captain Van Dorne," I said, coldly.

"What are you waiting for, Captain Van Dorne?"

May God bless and restore you, and bring you to a proper sense of his mercies, is the prayer of your servant to command, JOSEPH VAN DORNE.

"I suppose Captain Van Dorne has been too busy to call," I observed, carelessly, as I prepared to commence my letter, "and Mrs. Raymond too happy, probably, in getting safe to shore and her lover, to think of me.

Where is Captain Van Dorne?

Captain Van Dorne recognized you as Miss Monfort by the description in the newspaper, as did my mistress, and for your own welfare we determined to secure you and keep you safe until the return of Mr. Bainrothe and your sisters from Europe.

I heard at my cabin-door, and that Captain Van Dorne was imposed upon by that specious scoundrel, even to the point of being conscientiously compelled to falsehood.

Captain Van Dorne had nothing to do but hand you over.

" "Captain Van Dorne!

"I have seen Captain Van Dorne, and he admits the part he played, on the representation of Bainrothe; and, through the evidence of a newspaper advertisement, of the previous autumn, which had met his eye, to satisfy the puerile scruples of this really good but ignorant mangoing