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Golden Bay Argus, Volume I, Issue 118, 25 September 1885, Page 3

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WELLINGTON,

September 21. Parliament will he prorogued to-morrow at 2. b!) p.m. by Commission, the Commissioners being Sir AY. Fitzherbert, H on B. Buckley, Hon. AAA Reynolds, and Sir F. AA’hitaker. No business will he done.

with his great, dreamy eyes, and then, while the tears dropped unbidden on Ins cheek, chewed his emaciated mustachlet and murmured brokenly:

‘Forgive me, my darling, but I must not indeed I must not!’

‘Must not!’she said while the blushes sped back from her rosy cheeks and left the rouge standing out in plain and dreadful outline under her golden sunshine. Must not!’ and her voice grew husky with a woe she could not speak. 1 v,ould if I could, but it I couldn’t how could I.' And then lie paused. It was too terrible. ‘Tell me,’ she cried, while she clenched her tiny fists in agony and gazed into the dreamy eyes with dread. ‘Tell me, I beseech you tell me, why you have changed towards me?’ ‘Ah,’ he said and the tears from her : liquid eyes fell softly on Ins doublet. ‘I dare not kiss thee because’-—and then lie paused again. ‘Go on.’ ‘Because I have been eating’ ‘Ob, heavens! what?’ ‘Garlic.’ And then over her face came a seraphic smile and while he drew her to bis heart she whispered: •I have been eating Spring onions myself.’ He did not faint. For her sake he will live.