W THE SIBTL’s BOOK OF FATE. R • • I doubt it now,—try again • • to-morrow. • Yes,— as speedily as the • law allows. ‘ • A neighbor—it is not eighty • • yards from you now. « • Vast wealth. 9 9 “ Doubt it not. 9 • • • • You are unfortunate in this ’ * respect. a ® The fates have ordained • • otherwise. 9 9 * Tho fates will it otherwise. e» 9 • • ... ® • A most interesting girl,— * J but sickly. • • A rusty and crusty old bachelor. • Consult the Sibyl’s book • • to-morrow. •« You certainly will have * none in wedlock. • Ho isn’t nothing oIho. • • • • You may, possibly,— ask • two days lienee. • • Yes—you will bo romarka- hly fortunate. • A shrew ; but smart, pretty • and kind hearted.
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