” .|
TV.'I',! A WEEK CUAisJ.
I. i I h I will I n « in«- ilnii x F i ’ m K i tiTTihyi),
fill m e* <'«»i1111«■- am of j iii wf-HNth«!”
‘V pm ,” n*plh*<j lliv rntiriti'HM. with
drawing I iii h.'i’ids ami pl«-khig up lur
pnriiHol. "and there Is but Hu- little nr
i*nt i ' i - ii < nt of the Mi'tljcmeiit bi-tween
ymir utlviH’iiie und ls>rd HuweitHtle's.
But you AiiK'fU an you laugli at auch
thing»
You ur«- big, ho big, Ilk«- your
couiitry!"
Horne«- followisl lier n< iohh tin- ter
' ra« e to t he wall.
"All, believe III«-, dear countess,
Mid, "tin- great world your world,
COllllleHH I iiih tlmrmiglily alienated
me."
The «'ounti-HH turned her whapely
bead -«nd looked at him admiringly
mul with n toii«-li of Irony nt the sur
prise h I i «' was ii I hiui to give him.
"Ah. you retnlti one «iimllty. You are
larvlesH. you lire free," nnd she laid
her right hand U| hiii bls nrm. and II
I n<‘<- thrllhsl nt the Intimate t< in ti
"Well,” he laughed, "|H-rli.ipM
, tlioH«- thing» I mu Amvrlcnn, but
others I fancy | Hhoiild lx- thou
Honiythlng else, »houhln't I?"
Kh<- laughed opi'tily nt him now, but
«•nriu-Htly witlull, ntul »old
"You are n di'lxmiilr man of th«-
world, and yet you are Htlli American
In thnt you nr«- abominably rich, The
»«-tth-incnt su h matter us that. ov«-r
which n Fl'enchinan, nn Italian, might
h«*sltat«' you laugh. Such matter us
( I.' i O.OIHI you set It a-Ide, you laugh
You say. 'till, yes; take It!' "
For n moment sh«- fenred thut H««r
net- would full over th«- low parapet.
«1 w hite did Ids fin «• beconx- mid then
ho flushed, but th«- boy wiih gam«* all
through. The generations of slmph*
Indiana Htock cam«« to his rescue, and
!:<• nt,■••!«•«! liliriHi-lf with mi effort and
replied quietly;
“A humlr«-d and fifty thousand
pounds! Why. that's seven hundred
mul tlfty thou» I say, countess,
••ouldn't use th«- money to better
vantage!"
There was real admiration In
FrencbWomuu'H glance this time,
• lie had lost none of the little byplay,
nnd sb«* rdmlred th«- courng«- of the
youngster. So she said:
"Mi friend, how wl»«- you are!"
A h Hhe H|«>ke »he <urn«-d in time to
*<•«• Et hel come down the steps of the
hotel u..h a l«Hik beneath her arm mid
ran to her. clasping her In her arm«
and kissing her.
nvi:
1.fluì drew Ii.u k qui- kly und snlil in e<| voice declaiming quickly:
Nein, nein, Rlbiere'
’S macht
a very small voice:
nicht«! ”
“Oh. I la g > «ur p.inion."
<7>
Ami Instantly there came down the
Then »In- at do II I: ,11 ! dly by Lord
♦tops tin- German gentleman aforesaid.
Huw«.,,th-
Ile was tnll und of a «'oiuiuamilug
pitf.M'dre. lie Wore a r. yl -.li b. i rd
i:: .i *.:> H11I- ’.I bile «.:_> Hint half i ou-
eeua u
i. t i r ««l with rhe
t gei. . ticas b m ith.
HE cl.itt• r w ii outcenri ;j< <• nn
it
i <i hl ally fa« -, .«nd,
ab.il« «1 .mul I. -I and ' i< v U'l'
•b till
li «■«: mui..I In
ess walked back to Lie terrace
uri
genl il o., nor
rampart to staid looking oilt
t <>
By tm au-
over
the
gbaioiis
bay.
A Novelization
I •• i <.
Il re<!
Ilorace. still in the se.eiitb heaven t~<
«■<* n «1 i.itb-
of the Piny of
of «leligtited leitllzatiob ' sik the I lij.. «,<■ 1
t. a ou ne Ugei.tly,
Mull from th«- table o;i which the e .1 er t > h.:
the Same Name
.o fib.,- i e gai d«-d
1’11«
hud throw n It an«l seated liims« If to
Li.dy Cr< ecb
r-nd ts-< ¡«b- Lady Cree h. who wii. al­ t,m with lio i.i
«Talk* nose.
ready deep in' th«- I'liur li Register. turned up ! r ur
('«pyrmFl, !*><••>. by Ameritan
"Wtr-t a dre iful person!" sh«- mid
Th«- earl luid burl« «! him a If l i the Fall
P-e,a /saoritlion
Mall Gazette and
as app r ' tly olr ar.,1 t irue-l again to her piper.
Tin- Ge.
i ■ liked »«»'ately a'-rosa
• ♦ •Y
llvious to such minor del. Ils as ea
the t« rrace to the tab.«- where tin- two
Italian peasant row
i'll A I* I Eli FIVE ( Continu«-«! )
But to Horace in his highly strung servitors still sto-sl at attention and
lifted Ids hand In a curt h. If n.lllairy
'l’Tii't »top wlth ber, tlioiig
condition of tier: « a the uproar was ag­
salute in acknowledgment of their
Why noi?" dvmiiiidvd ili«- «-ari nu­
the «uri
gravating. and he called to Mariano,
"See to ray American friend,
grlly.
know that
who was busily setting th«- table again:
said.
A sort of luau In thè villane g.-t me
"Mariano, how long is this noise to
"What a terrible person!" reni irked
tu l.-ok ut n liuti terrier pup," Aluivrlc
“I do, in
continue?"
ri-turni il I loi II -
Lady Creech again, and Ilawcastle
w-al vii . wltli a yuwu. "Wonderful ' Me«- here!
Th«- maltre d'botel shrugged ills fcX- bent toward her.
little belisi (or p 'Im - Jolly In l.l-iit lu-re In Italy
press!ve shoulders and replied:
“Undoubtedly, but he speaks Eng­
? He lina g"l u In-ni oh hllu '
I la w-ciistli- could scarcely concvul Ills
"How can I know, m'sleu? We can lish. So I m .- careful.”
llaweasil«- luierruptv.l smugi-ly
»11 tlsfu« tloll, while
do nothing.”
< 'hum
"So many objectionable people do,
' We'il « oiu «-de hi- tretm-mlous u I plgny executed n lilt
si ili bl­
Michele, who was assisting bis chief, commented the crusty dame.
vantati«* n«r )oli in limi i<-sp«-et." li-* Idi <1 I |om< e's bm I,
smiled covertly at the young man.
Herr von Grollerhagen turne«l smil­
Mld unii tbrow thè rigar he li.ut
All, the «lushing nu-thiKls of you
"The populace they will not tie de­ ingly to Mariano.
llglited luto thè «'off«-«- < up
Americans!" retili in-d the enrl si.ii.
part so long as there shall tie tte
“My American friend desires bls na­
"In thut ull yoli lune to teli us?’ Ingly. "You < nrry thing « on so! Ne .t
chance once again to observe the tional dish.”
illiplored tliu coUUIvM, utili a dr.i you'll lie Maying. 'Why imt lu re at
a
North American who pulled the auto
Mariano bowed.
malie Kvature. l«-uning forward
Al- rrntof "
mobile with the donkeys!”
"Yes, Herr von Grollerhagen.
unite itMiked up wltli surprlM-
"Well, and why not.
"Merci!" cried Mariano, with vigor. plied Mariano deferentially. "He will
"«iti. ilo!" he anld. "Sin- nei epte<! iik *
Horace iliNtiintly
"He bare confuse me. He have con- hav«- the eggs on but one of two sides
lln- curi dro|-|Hsl luto a cbalr wlth u
"And thru," went on llawi'uslle.
f"»e e«‘erybody. He will not be con­ ami the ham fri«?d. so be go to cook It
gigli of relll-f. Sl.d I il*- roUlltrss i*ln»p«»t smiling. "und then it will be, 'Why not
tent with the dejeuner until he have himself.”
ber liniids «M-stutl. ally,
within u fortnight?’"
the ham and the egg. and he will have
Von Grollerhagen smiled, when from
Entlu' llruvii! And wlll sin* lei It
"Hlghlsi!" « rh-d Horace. "And why
the egg cooked upon but one of two without thy gates came a shout of
ls- »«»'U?"
not within u fortnight?"
sides, and how In the name of the amusement ami w ild laughter. Mari­
Agalli Almerlc stillisi a ynwn.
Almeric »at up and ittared at tils no­
heaven can we tell which of these two ano instantly boweil und ran toward
"I dare suy tln-re'll he no row abolii ble father ami brother In-law to be.
sides?"
the hotel.
tliut." Il«- replled. "Voli m-e, l've illude but tin- earl smiled once more that
"Ha!" he said eagerly. "He return
Mariano was about to continue bls
ber awrly hnppy."
li< --rful »mile und waved n depre« at-
grumbling complaint when from the from the kitchen with that national
"«Hi my soni. 1 ts-lli-ve yoii'rv righi." Ing hand.
doorway of the hotel there came an in­ dish.”
I All All.^.S blUSUKll .SIM1-.SU.\
anld Ilaw«-nstl<-, "and tiiiink lesi you
' Alt you wonderful people! You are
Michele emerged from the hotel
terruption. The courier who had spo­
whirlwinds, yet I »,-«• no reiison why
ken with him earlier in the morning walking backward and carrying a cov­
Itlsliig, In- walked Up
Hu- I it »hoiild not I»- In a f- rti Igtit."
"You don’t Imagine- that father's keys, you see. Ethel, and all he c«««>
ered dish, while Ethel turned with a
stood there and voiced but one word.
terrace mid then turiteli
friend, this ■ '-I Mr i’ll.''
■■ will answer was that lie ’picked the I
"ub. here! 1 any, you know!” Inter-
little shudder of disgust to the
"Garcon!
”
he
said
softly.
But
It
was
company In sight.' No meaning
"Here's her brother,”
I m - qn«-er, do you?"
Jis'lvd Almeric, In at lag himself <-r« - t
countess.
like
the
command
of
a
cavalry
officer
"Attention now!”
"Well, tb<- governor blmsclf was I hud him. you know, I rather tin
1 In tin* chair nil«! waving a protest!:'.;
“How horrible!” she said, and the
in Its effect, for instantly th«- maltre
rather raw. you know. This Is prob­ didn't I?"
I 'Top. The « nrl t rrnvd on him In-
d'hotel and his aid stood at attention Frenchwoman patted her shoulder re­
it
this
moment
Lord
Hawcastle
-
ably a harmless old chap, easy to !«-t:
»tuntly.
CHAPTER VI
like trained veterans. The earl evl assuringly.
tend with a bundle of newspapers i
die."
"As I any, dear Imy, why not.'" In-
Immediately following the servitor
BABY l-IIKY.
dently
was not too deeply immersed to
"I wish I knew. I shouldn't like Al- der libs arm and proceeded to M
CHAPTER VII.
catch the sudden silence, for lie looked came Pike, the same self possessed
Kt'ALLY whi-ii a man through j Inqulro«! suavely, and Almeric wlltid
himself
at
one
of
'.he
tables,
Alm«
:
merle's family to think we had qm- r
Pike, clad in a linen duster and a
HNUIIIIEtl!
up from his paper and observed:
inclination or environment de ! Immediately.
I c«inn«-ctlons of any sort, mul In- might approached him.
"Just ns you say. governor," he an­
straw hat that was «lecorated wl’h a
"Epon
my
soul!
Who's
this?"
eld«-» that the uumuera of Ills
AUG ESSE, sweet Countess of
“English papers, governor? I’ll tie
turn out to I»- <|Ulte sli«» I:
At «'.“-
people will uot Hcrv«« for linn swered meekly.
Mariano dl«I not turn his head nor bright ribbon. If there was anything
Ha wcustle!" the woman cried. lean. I—I could n't* bear f
the pink un. I'm off." -And he pick- ■
I!
"Enchanting!
Brava f’ cried th«-
and thut the cuatonis of III«- turni <>r
relax his attitude of stiff attention, but distinctive alsiut him it was hts scarf,
!
I. irgMMl And an ri-u.ir!
up
th«-
tinted
sheet
as
lie
si>oke.
Ethc
11*11
There was n note of*ge:
which was of that type known as
hl» inh>pt|oii ur«* mor«- uppll«*nl«li* to tils - ounti-sa, in «1 llAw- astli- again turm d
Adieu! I leave you with your In her vol <•. and her b:<'
came up to him and touched him or answered obsequiously:
Windsor and much affected by artists
pur|'-'He h<- outdoi-H even the natives to tin- pulpltatlng Horace.
dear brother!"
“
It
is
the
Herr
von
Grollerhagen,
a
the arm.
cd instantly:
"My Hi.n Is nil lm|Hitlence, tie mur­
In the east and every one in the west.
In lit» conformation to th«- «-xlMttng
She ran quickly up the step« with a
"Going for a stroll, Almeric? W< u!. German gentleman, milord."
mured, llxlng tin- young man with in»
He cprried a towel with him and
—
men
K«-«-p
mm
out
<>«
UI«»I«*H.
flirt of In-r parasol, and Horace took
Ilawcastle turne«l with an amuse«!
you
like
me
to
go
with
you.
dear?
'
droppeu it In one hand as he glanced
That's simple enough," he **ai«l "Non,'
Horace Granger Nlmpuou tjn- Grau- eye.
his sister's huud with tears In his eyes.
smile
to
Horace.
He lookt-d ut her vacantly for an i'j
"Quit«' so, «tulle ho !" answered Al­
of them, except the solicitor. t» «-d see
about.
vr was but a recent Innovation du«- to
"Bear old sis! Dear old pill!" he
“The man who owns the automobile.
stant and then stammered:
the belief that Simpson by Itself was merle dazedly, und Ids father went on : said, und she turned a radiant look him."
“WelL 1 yaCi'j; thought I'd have a Probably mad«- a fortu' » in sausage."
(Continued next week.)
"Shall we dls|H>H,- of th«- ni-cenanry
Almost In a burst like an eruption
altogether too hopeleiialy pletu-lnn to
upon him.
From with I jx., the hptel-th€j&
llttl«*
detullH
nt
once
—
the
various
ml
there
ciime
an
uproar
outside
the
gates
attract «-ven a iikm II ciiiii of ut tentimi I
"Isn't it glorious. Hoddy?" she said
tulli < otlsorteli with the glided youth nor arrangements, the er er sett!«- with exalted ton«-. "Look!” and held tx-yond the hotel—wild laughter, riot
ment?" and Interrupt«-«! hlniHclf with
of several capitals, ami bls «-ducatkiu
up the IxHik she carried. " It’s Burke's ous chtM-ring and th«- not«»« of the tar-
tin«! progreamsd to such an extent tti.u a friendly laugh and putted Horace 'Pi-criige.'
Ami Froissart's 'Chronl- vtitella playtxl by maudollns ami gui-
upon the luick. "Of course as men of
tin- youth of Kokomo would have
cles'
—
I've
been
reading It all over tar. then more shouts and cheers and
you understand
cries of “Bravo, Amerieano!” and
itoiiisl him Instantly u |»< ii his arrival th-' world our worlj
then- ure f«irmallties In the tinture of
"Yanka Ilooda!" Horace ran to tin­
at tin- town de|s>t.
a settlement.”
gates, but they were closed, and tile
H<* atnbhsl with a ns-klng gait,
Horace, who was In the seventh
uproar contliiu«*«!. Ethel sttxjd by one
drawn from th«- guardsmen lie had so
h«-av«-n of delight nt the approaching
of tin- tables, amazement written on
carefull; watclu-d, down th«- steps ot
ullliince between one of the ancient
her features, nnd turned to her brother
th«- hotel <>n to th<> terra«'«-, mid Ills
housvu of Kokomo. Ind. nnd tin- boil-
as be came back shaking his head.
attiro wouhl have nttraet«»! notice from orabl«- lln<- of 1 Inwcaatle. broke In
“What Is that?” she asked tremu-
n lllnd«Mi hlol.
II«* wore Hpotlessly
eagerly:
lously. Lady Creech, all in a tlutter.
white flannels, white sh«»-» pl|welay«*«l
“Quite so, of cotirs«-! I know!
enter«-«! from the hotel. At a glance
to ii datxllng degree, a thon'tlghly tn Inly! Perfectly!"
one would set her down for an aristo-
llrlttsli straw hut, chamois gloves mul
"Then W<-'!l have no difficulty Ills-Ut
crat. There was no doubt of It. From
n pule 1-In«- scarf held together with a that, my b«iy. I'll wire my solicitor
th«* topmost tip of her whit«- hair to
massive |«-arl.
tonight nnd lie'll be here within two
the toe of her solid shoe sh«- was an
F'-r mi Instant Mme. la Cotntesae day-." »aid
said the earl
enrl carelessly. "If
aristocrat.
•
V 'ki-d nt him mul then, wltli a llttl«« you w ish to ■ -oiiMiilt y<>ur own solicitor
"One of your felloiy countrymen. n>y
<n of greeting. rii»h«»I toward the you can cable him, of course."
dear," sh«- sahl to Ethel. "Your Amer­
alcps mid t«s>k ls>lh bls starti«»! Iiamls
Ruddenly Horn« «- »«-«-mid taken with
icans are r -ally too"—
"Ah. my dear Horae«- Granger tl flt of embarrassment.
"Not my Americans. Lady Creechf
t,«'«-inp»on!” she salii excitedly. "Hus
"The fact Is, I.ohl Hnwcastlc." h-
said Ethel spirit« diy.
yuur »Isler told you?”
Hiihl. "I've n notion that our solicitor
"Not «-ur. you know,
One could
Ethel's man of business, thnt Is—
Horace Hwitllowisl once or tv.’!.-«
hardly say that, now!" reiterated
«avagely ami then made a heroic ut from Kokomo. Ind , where our govern­
Horace.
f«>rt t<> keep down the radiance Hint or livi d In fact, a sort of guardian of
Almeric entered, at once • laughins
him, i/o« know, I mthcr think, I ami beating Ids l«oot with his crop,
w»s choking him, mode two effts-tuul h«-rs may I»- hen- at any time. I've
didn't If”
Almost exhausted with ills mirth, he
«III-* at hl» eyes with th«- hundki-rcblef heard from friends thnt lie is coming
again The St. Aubyns were at Crecy threw hinis If into a chair and burst
he took frolli I i I h slei'Ve Hid resp«in«h*d In this direction.”
Th«- word had caught Ilnwcastle's and Agincourt, and St. Aubyn wlll be out:
Joyfully, though brokenly:
"Oh. I say. what n go! Motor car
my name.'
' She han. Imlt-ed. I n- «ur<- you I am attention, and in- leup«-«l nt It.
"A sort of guardian? What sort,
"They want it to la- your name soon, breri!;» dv n - n the way here. One
quite overcome, my d«-ur friends
«•h?" lie Inquired, seemingly taken sis," he answered her.
of the Johnnies, a German chap, dis-
H'ally, 1 iiHsiire you."
For a moment she turned away and char res tin- chauffeur. and the other
"Ith a silvery laugh Mme. d<> Cham aback.
"I really can't say.” replied Horace then looked at him straight in the Johnny—one of your Yankee chaps,
plgny Hti-p|M-d backward from him.
Ethel hires two silly little donkeys,
making a little ,'uurteay as »he «lid so npologi-tlcally. "Never saw him that I eyes.
"You're fond of Almeric, aren’t you, like rabbits, you know, to pull th«* ma­
Th«' earl came forward with out know of. Ydu see. we’ve been on this
atri'ti |ie<| hmids and graspid one of Hide so many years, nnd there’s been Iloddy? You udmlre him, don't you. chine. Then, as they can't make it.
no occasion for this fellow to look us dear?”
you know, lie puts himself In
lluracr'a between bolli bis own.
"Certainly. Why, think of all he straps with them and proceeds,
"My dear young friend." he said up. hut he's never opposed anything
Ethel wrote for. He s«-ems to be an represents, sis!"
tended by the |>opulace. Ha. ha!”
"Not nt all not nt nil."
going old chap "
"Ah. yes. noddy! Crusader’s blood
He laughed long and loudly.
As the remark seemed a trifle ani easy
"ilum!" said Hawcastle doubtfully flows In his veins, It Is the nobility
“I went mi to this Yankee chap, I
blituoiiH, Horace looked nt him luqulr
sister
’
s
that must be within him that 1 have mean to say—he was pulling and tug­
Ittk’l.'. I,nt, rending reassurance In tils “Would n«- consent to your
marriage- or the matter of a settle plight«-«! my troth to. 1 am ready to ging along, you set- and I said. ‘There
•. repihsl Instantly :
marry him when they wish!”
you are. three of you In a row. aren’t
1 n-xure you I am. I ussure you I ment?”
Horace laughed « lu-erfully.
Horace sighed.
you?” meaning him and the two den-
II' h quite overpowering. Isn't It?
“I have no doubt of It. If h« has
Mlth ii look of coiiinilseratloll the
"It will b«- as soon ns the settlement
countess ri'uiiriled him mid said softly: th« slightest aetise of duty toward my ls made and arranged. It will take
lister he ll l>«- the first to welcome the alwut nil your share of th«- estate, sis.
" 'h. pis.r M. H»r.i< e!”
l'foni Ills »prattled attitude In the alliance, won't In-?”
but it's worth it n hundred and tlfty
“Then when h«' mul my solicitor come thousand pounds.”
«■hair tin- honorahl«« Almeric drnwlml
they can hav«> an evening together over
• protest.
Ethel lifted the I mmi U to th«- level of
1 ■ ty! Iion't take It that way. you n lot of musty paper»', and the thing her «-yes.
will I m - done. Again, my boy. I wel­
"What la-tter use could la- made of
•Omv. She's very happy."
Homi i- I'ei uvered himself instantly come you to our family. God bless a fortune. Hoddy, than to maintain
the state and high condition of so an
nil«l « roHsisl th«- terrin e quickly to you!"
He wrung Horace's hand again nn«l dent a house?"
Kra»P th«- Iniml of tin- bridegroom to
He looki-tl at her affectionately
•c I he fait Hint II was as limp n» a turmsl away ns If to hide his i-motloii.
took tier hand.
,li,l >'ot worry litui mi Instant, but really to wink at the countess.
"I'm overp«»u«-r-'«l. you know real
“Nli« h worthy «>f li she's worthy of
"It does seem Impossible that
«• I kliow site h!
nd when will 1« |y over|Hiw er«-d. y * u know." stammer«-,! were Is ri' 'n Indiana, doesn't It.
Horace, fanning hl nelf d«-»penitcl;> ter?" And the tones of Ills voice were
St. Aubyn?" he a
those of Incredulity,
"le butithtg!" «Ti« .1
countess vil­ w Ith Ids hat.
,l>’l i.iMliaily. "Ho «
"Come, Almeric," said th«- enrl. and
She smiled nt him fondly.
la Ills grasp
FOUR LUCKY HORSE SHOE
«he , a
as the youthful heir to Ills house aros.
"But Isn't It good that the pater
will be those we apply to your horse
Un W■ . .*( |,. tlasiicd ber il Kinne«* and languidly h«- sftlh d < lo»<- to the count 'made Ids pile.' as th«« Americans say. Lucky for the horse bt-eause he wll
and let us come over Iler«- while we ut last know what real foot comfo
’“«n-d to H.irace.
ess an«! whlspert-d In her ear:
“Let him know It's a hundred and were young to llnd tile nobler things, means. Lucky for you because, be
__ ’’li tlie dille?" he salti doubt fully,
Iloddy tin- nobler things?"
'lare Hiiy w|i!lln n year two fifty thousand."
Ing comfortable, the horse will d
Jeiir
"Tiie nobler things — the nobler more and better work for you
Then h<- and Almeric w«>nt up the
Tini-.- WM nM„tber little < rj < f pro­ steps Into tb.- hotel, leaving Horace tilings! Why. sis, when old Hawcas- Lucky for us, because we will hav
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her iiit-niicliigly.
Horace delightedly.
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She crossed over to hint Impulsively cnstle’
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enter a positive objection, but he and, taking l»«th his hands again, said
thoughtful ami then turned to her
r>ntoI|l|e,| himself by saying:
"My friend, 1 am happy for you.”
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"Think of It!" »aid Horace Joyously. bruUnT-
Putting It jolly far off?
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