Miriam Selton

"... yon had better let me go my own w ay, if you have any regard for a certain person I could name.” Speak!” thundered Ravel. Well, it was Lady Miriam Selton, if you will have it. She did not want Sir Henry to know that her first husband had returned, and as L was the only one who knew that Mr. ..."

"... know the eun will never rise again for me," said the youth solemnly and sadly, "I believe Talbot Selwyn Grey carne by his death at the hand of Lady Miriam Selton, I think that in a moment of passion he forgot what was due to her and that under strong provocation she did what she did, I am Borry for poor ..."

"... for my taste in that. She was the daughter of a gentleman, and the protegee of a baronet. She was a lady, and is so now more than ever-Lady Miriam Selton, at your service." Lighting another cigar, the soldier filled his father's glass and his own, and settled himself in front of the fire with as much comfortanle un conoem as ..."

"... her husband passionately lie could see, and he could see that her nature was a strong one. 'Strongly self-reliant, ' ambitious, and brave,' he said to himself, ' Lady Miriam Selton could be a dangerous woman if she chose. Her purpose once set, nothing would turn her from it!' That was bis firm conviction ?it deepened as he knew her better, ..."