! as I looked on Angus's in that moment, I knew to whom
my child belonged the most. But the broken emblems of Another's lay
before me, and I made the lesser sacrifice with joy.

I watched his eager step, nor did he seek to control its pace. Swiftly
he walked, and I could not forbear to follow with my eyes till he stood
before the door.

A moment he paused, I know not why--then he slowly entered and the door
was shut.

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_Doctor Luke of The Labrador_

BY NORMAN DUNCAN

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_Denizens of the Deep_

_By_ FRANK T. BULLEN

There is a new world of life and intelligence opened to our knowledge in
Mr. Bullen's stories of the inhabitants of the sea. He finds the same
fascinating interest in the lives of the