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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8106, 29 March 1906, Page 2

A BpilEiant Romance. The story of a selfish woman, who experiences a sadden change of heart when fortune smiles upon her, is told with vigour and intensity of interest ia the tlwlling tale entitled A ■■■'■' TARDY WOOING. BY CHARLES W. HATHAWAY, Author of "Marjorie's Sweetheart," "A Long Martyrdom," "A Rash Vow," "Joseph 'Dane's Diplomacy," etc When in humble ciroumstances Oyrilla, a prominent character in this impressive romance, reoipro oates the affection of a deserving suitor; but when prosperity elevates her family from obscurity to social prominence, a startling transition comes o'er the haughty beauty, and she indignantly repulses her sweetheart. Soon, however, there comes a realisation of HER WOEFUL BLUNDErt; for the man she has scornfully rejected also becomes a favourite of fortune. Then she turns to fter first love, seeking to lure him to her feet ones more; but in tbe meantime strange and exciting events interfere with her intentions. The story is cleverly told, and the interest increases with every chapter. The opening instalment of "A TARDY WOOING" will appear in a few days.

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