Luckily there was little packing to be done, for the few bits of old furniture were to be sold for what they would bring, and the keepsakes that neither Miss Hope nor her sister could bring themselves to part with were stored in several old trunks to be housed in the Watterby attic.

When the trunk was opened, it was found to contain clothing, keepsakes, a Masonic emblem, and fifteen hundred dollars in coin.

The agreement was made, and she collected a few keepsakes and other light articles, which she wished us to have, and which the men seemed more than willing to carry out of the mountains.

By our fire that night, Mr. Eddy opened the bundle that we had found upon the snow, and to the surprise of all, Frances at once recognized in it the three silk dresses, silver spoons, small keepsakes, and articles of children's clothing which mother had intrusted to the care of Messrs. Cady and Stone.

Against its wall were braced the dear old clock and conveniences for holding dishes, and the few keepsakes which had shared the wanderings of their owners on two continents.

They were our only keepsakes.

She gave us our dolls to look at, and keep among our possessions, likewise most of our keepsakes.

He often reminded grandma that she should teach us to speak the high German, so that we might appear well among gentlefolk; and my cherished keepsakes included two wee gold dollars and a fifty-cent piece of the same bright metal, which he had given me after fortunate sales from the herds.

He also told us that early next morning he would go to Santa Rosa, the county seat, and apply to be made our guardian in place of Hiram Miller, and would also satisfy any claim grandma might have to us, or against us, adding that we need not take anything away with us, except our keepsakes.

Then I laid out my treasured keepsakes.

With the bundle containing my keepsakes, I now sat down by Georgia and listened with bated breath to the sound of grandma's approaching footsteps.

I had also been too miserable to feel any interest in what occurred at Mrs. Bergwald's after we stopped to let Georgia get her keepsakes.

USE OF THE KEEPSAKES IV.

AUNT HARDING'S RETURN AUNT HARDING'S KEEPSAKES.

USE OF THE KEEPSAKES.

" "She buried a little box of old keepsakes at its foot, after her brother had examined them,a ring or two, a coin from which she broke and kept one half" "Oh, yes!

But he disposed of his little keepsakes with as much cheerfulness as if he had been making New-Year's presents.

As for Berkley, he was at last alone with his letters and his keepsakes, in the lodgings which he inhabitedand now would inhabit no more.

He simply buys her of her parents, and as for the girl, after being informed that she has been sold "she immediately packs up her little keepsakes and trinkets, and without exhibiting any emotion, such as is common to white girls, leaves her home, and goes to the lodge of her master," where she is henceforth his wife and "willing slave."

" "And mind you keep quiet about it," says the second mate, who didn't want the skipper to know wot 'e'd been doing, "because I don't want to be bothered by other men wanting to buy things as keepsakes.

She sold the old house, selected a few keepsakes from it, disposed of all else, and came, late in November, back to the city.

I willed my keepsakes, signed away What portion of me

I have several examples: Caskets, Albums, Keepsakes.

All the small Mortimers were present, and a number of remarkable keepsakes were bestowed afterwards on Crayshaw by way of dessert.

The heart hath its own memory, like the mind, And in it are enshrined The precious keepsakes, into which is wrought The giver's loving thought.