By KOY I. McCARDEI.L wafted abroad, and the haughty Duke ofDedbroke had sworn she should be his. He reckoned without Ed, the elevatorboy, a lad who was bound to rise, andwith whom Cora, the coquette, hadplighted her troth. The duke had halted her now, and, asshe was making change for a customer … OOOCAKK DEPAKTMENT. for the last timk, will you marry me? ■ during the rush hours, she was in nohurry and paused to parley with thenobleman in her usual blithesome way. CHAPTER III. FROM POVERTY TO THE PEERAGE. For the last time, will you marryme? hissed the proud scion of a race ofbelted…
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