"You have suffered a cruel wrong, but in the future there are for you, I doubt not, many compensations." He shook his head in a dreary way, murmuring, "I have lost too much." "Nothing that may not be restored.

And in all you have not lost a good conscience." "No, thank God!" answered the young man, with a sudden flush in his face.

"But for that anchor to my soul, I should have long ago drifted out to sea a helpless wreck.

No thank God! I have not lost a good conscience." "You have not yet read the other paper," said Mr.Dinneford.

"It is your pardon." "Pardon!" An indignant flash came into Granger's eyes.