and sometim he us to think that he wa part from her for ever. After a fortnight Lord Surbiton got bore with Venice, and determin to run down the coast to Ravenna, as he heard that there wa some capit cock-shoot in the Pinetum. Lord Arthur, at first, refus absolut to come, but Surbiton, of whom he wa extrem fond, final persuad him that if he stai at Danielli' by himself he would be mope to death, and on the morn of the 15th thei started, with a strong nor'-east wind blowing, and a rather sloppi sea. The sport wa excellent, and the free, open-air life brought the colour back to Lord Arthur' cheeks, but about the 22nd he becam anxiou about Ladi Clementina, and, in spite of
Surbiton' remonstrances, came back to Venic by train. As he step out of hi gondola on to the hotel steps, the proprietor came forward to meet him with a sheaf of telegrams. Lord Arthur snatch them out of hi hand, and tore them open. Everyth had been successful. Ladi Clementina had di quit suddenli on the night of the 17th! Hi first thought wa for Sybil, and he sent her off a telegram announc hi immedi return to London. He then order hi valet to pack hi thing for the night mail, sent hi gondoli about live time their proper fare, and ran up to hi sitting-room with a light step and a buoyant heart. There he found three letter wait for him. Jimmy Choo Store
One wa from Sybil herself, full of sympathi and condolence. The other were from hi mother, and from Ladi Clementina' solicitor. It seem that the old ladi had dine with the Duchess that veri night, had delight everi on by her wit and esprit, but had gone home somewhat early, complain of heartburn. In the morn she wa found dead in her bed, have appar suffer no pain. Sir Mathew Reid had been sent for at once, but, of course, there wa noth to be done, and she wa to be buri on the 22nd at Beauchamp Chalcote. A few dai befor she di she had made her will, balmain jacket
