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LOVE IN STORE SET 2 COLLECTION OF THREE SWEET AND CLEAN CHRISTIAN ROMANCES WITH
A LONDON SETTING LEA

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LOVE IN STORE SET 2 COLLECTION OF THREE SWEET AND CLEAN CHRISTIAN ROMANCES WITH
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Kitts a branch road led up to what was left of the old Byam estate, inherited by
Mrs. Edis from her father, and granted to an ancestor in the days of Charles I.
Great House stood on a lofty plateau, not far below the forest, a big, square,
solid stone house, built extravagantly when laborers were slaves, and with a
small village of outbuildings. Edis possessed a few consols and raised all that
was needed for her frugal table and for that of her improvident son. The
outbuildings surrounded a hollow square, in which there was a large date-palm, a
banana tree, a pump, and a spring in which the washing was done.

Scarlet flowers hung from pillars and eaves. Under the trees and the balconies
of the houses the blacks were sleeping peacefully when roused by a kick from the
overseer, himself but just awakened by his wife. Julia, who by dint of argument
with her languid pony, and some chastisement, was ahead of the carriage, laughed
aloud as she saw the negroes scramble to their feet and rush out into the cane
fields, or busy themselves with the first service their heavy eyes could focus.
Julia turned her pony loose, ran through the thick grove in the front garden,
the living room of the house, and up between the vivid terraces with their
dilapidated statues and urns to the wood, where she frisked about like a happy
young animal.

In truth she felt herself quite the happiest and most fortunate girl in the
Caribbees. For two long years she had looked forward to her first ball at
Government House, and although many West Indian girls came out at sixteen, her
mother had been as insensible as old Nevis to her importunities.

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How many nights she had hung out of her window watching the long row of lights
marking Government House, picturing the girls of St. Kitts, those enchanting
creatures with whom she had never held an hour of solitary intercourse, dancing
with even more mysterious beings in the uniform of Her Blessed Majesty. She had
read little: a volume or two of history or travel, several of the romances and
poems of Walter Scott, which she had discovered in the aged bookcase. Her mother
took in no newspaper but the leaflet published on St.

Kitts, and she had led almost the life of a novitiate; but the serving women had
whispered to her of the fate of all maidens, and she had an unhappy
sister-in-law with a beautiful baby, who, although she cried a good deal, was
still another window through which the puzzled maiden peeped out into Life. But
she was quite as ignorant as the murky depths of France demanded. Such instincts
as she possessed in common with all girls were confused and suffocated by the
yearnings of a romantic mind with an inherent tendency to idealism.

Beyond the narrow circle of her existence was an endless maze, deep in twilight,
although casting up now and again strange mirages, faint but lovely of color,
and of many and shifting shapes. She wanted all the world, but she was really
quite content as she was, her mind being still closed, her true imagination
unawakened. Such was the famous Julia France in the month of March, To-day she
was happy without mitigation. The ball at Government House had no sting in its
wake. She had been one of the belles.

Not a dance had she missed, and she knew that, thanks to one of her governesses,
she danced very well. Also, the other girls had been jealous.

Julia was human. Dismissing France she reviewed the other young men in turn, but
shook her head over each. Not one had made the slightest impression on her. The
Prince was yet to arrive. Many a time she had stolen out into the garden at
night and watched the two motionless figures on the flat roof of the house. They
were sequestered for days at a time in Mrs. The dates had then been sent to the
leading astrologer in Italy, and again with the same result.

Therefore had Julia, happy and buoyant by nature, grown up in the comfortable
assurance that the wildest of her dreams must be realized. She had shrewdly
divined that last night at Government House had coincided with the first of the
fateful dates announced by the planets of her birth, and that her mother, having
no intention of deflecting the magnet of fate, had postponed her introduction to
the world of young men until the third of March; which, extraordinarily, had
brought no less than three cruisers to the little world of St.

And the poor old planets, for whom she felt an almost personal affection, had
been all wrong, even when so ably assisted by her august parent! She felt a
momentary pang at the unsettling of her faith, the loss of her idols, then
curled herself up and went to sleep on the soft cheek of the old volcano. She
was awakened by the dinner gong, booming loudly on the terrace; her predilection
for the woods about the crater was an old story.

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She sat up with a yawn and a naughty face. Such good things she had eaten at
Government House last night, and even her strong little teeth were weary of
fibrous cattle killed only when too old and feeble to do the work of the
infrequent horse. She detested even the Sunday chicken, invitingly brown without
but as tough as the cows within, so recent her exit from the court of much
repose. That chicken!

No West Indian ever forgets her. She looks alive and full of pride, as, with her
gizzard tucked under her left wing, she is carried high but mincingly down the
dining room to the head of the table by a yellow wench or superannuated butler.


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When a venerable cock is sacrificed, he is boiled as a tribute to the
doughtiness of his sex, but the more abundant ladies of the harem are given a
brown and burnished shroud, deceitful to the last. Butter, Julia had rarely
tasted; milk was almost as scarce; but she would have been quite willing to live
on the delicious fruits and vegetables of the Indies, bread and coffee.

Edis, kind as she ever was to the one creature that had found the soft spot in
her heart, did not like to be kept waiting, and Julia, pinning up her untidy
hair as she ran, was in the dining-room before the gong had ceased to echo. Like
the other rooms of Great House, and the older mansions of the West Indies in
general, this was very large and very bare, although the sideboard, table, and
chairs were of mahogany.

Only two of the ancestral portraits hung on the whitewashed walls, John and Mary
Fawcett; the grandparents, also, of one Alexander Hamilton, who had
unaccountably become something or other in the United States of America, instead
of serving his mother country. Edis disapproved of his conduct, and rarely
alluded to him, but Julia sometimes haunted the ruin of the house down near the
shore, where he was supposed to have come to light, and would have liked to know
more of him.

There was an old print of him in the garret her grandfather, it seemed, had
admired him , and she liked his sparkling eyes and human mouth. When he did,
there were terrible scenes; Julia, much as she loved him, ran to the forest the
moment she heard his voice.

Edis was already at the head of the table, and for the moment took no notice of
her daughter; her expression was still introspective, her face almost visibly
veiled. Julia made a grimace at the dish of meat handed her by the servant.
Julia dropped both knife and fork with a clatter. Oh, mother! Shall I see
England? The queen? All the dear little princes and princesses?

Are they the least bit like Fanny? Nor do I desire to do so. The queen is old
and so am I. The majestic simplicity of my day has vanished, and an extravagance
in dress and living, an insane rush for excitement and pleasure, have taken its
place. There are railways built beneath the earth, gorging and disgorging men
like ant-hills.

Women think of nothing but Paris clothes, no longer of their duty as wives and
mothers. But although this would disturb and bewilder me, with you it will be
different. She has never spent a penny on any one but herself. She lives to be
smart, and is the silliest woman I have ever known. Edis paused a moment and
then fixed her powerful little eyes on the eager innocent ones opposite. Why, he
is nothing but a dancer.


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But that is neither here nor there. When the time comes we all fulfil our
destiny. Your time has come to marry, and take your first step upon the
brilliant career which awaits you. Edis applied a sharp knife and an upright
indomitable fork to another fragment of Abraham. Julia, feeling no match for the
combined forces of the heavens and her mother, dried her eyes. Husbands should
always be older than their wives. They are then ready to settle down, and are
capable of advising giddy young things like yourself.

You may not feel any silly romantic love for him—I sincerely hope that you will
not—but you will be a faithful and devoted wife, and as obedient to him as you
have been to me. Maybe he is, for you looked so much sterner than all the other
mothers last night, and I am sure that not one of them is so kind. Has he some
babies? Fanny is such a darling. Edis turned cold. It was a subject to which she
had never, indeed, given a thought. Julia had been brought up as she had been
brought up herself, and she belonged to the school of dames to whom the
enlightenment of youth was a monstrous indelicacy.

Moreover, she was old enough to look back upon the material side of marriage as
an automatic submission to the race.

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Women had a certain destiny to fulfil, and the whole matter should be dismissed
at that. Nevertheless, as she looked at that personification of delicate and
trusting innocence, she felt a sudden and violent hatred of men, a keen longing
that this perfect flower could go to her high destiny undefiled, and regret that
she must not only travel the appointed road, but set out unprepared. She dimly
recalled her own wedding and that she had hated her husband until kindly Time
had made him one of the facts of existence.


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To warn the child was beyond her, but she made up her mind to postpone the
ultimate moment as long as possible. Higgins is going to England very shortly.
She will take you, and if Mr. France is not there—his squadron goes to South
America—you can stay with Maria until he arrives. That will give you time to buy
some pretty clothes, and become accustomed to the idea of your—new position in
life.

I shall have a hundred frocks, one of every color that will go with my hair, and
the rest white. But even if he has not as large an income now as he will have
later, you have an instinct for dress. Your frock was the simplest at Government
House last night, but I noticed that you had adjusted it, and your ribbons, with
an air that made it look quite the smartest in the room. You have distinction
and style.

The President said so at once. You will make a little money go far. Julia stared
at her mother. It was the first time she had heard her pay a compliment to any
one. But she liked it and opened her eyes ingenuously for more.


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