The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-06-20 00:00:00

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attOn't Mrxx secured
"Aiworth in the first
814111:14 " them to a :
there, to bt forwarded t
ntztrierous iressels whi
Ports,

T•
he Miss(/' Sibbald, ti
fortune, were pained at
ner, so much had she en
her short abode in their
"If Gtace could onl
woUld be complete," said
113 I ought to wish it, fo]
sortie rich islander for a
IOS e her altogether."
"That is the precise f
sald Grace, laughing.
L "No, indeed!" rePlh
uesota was distended I
s-ssure you I have no sit
She spoke earnestly, a
°le was betraying somei
Which had become part
slightly, and added—
" But I hope it will nc
Bhall again meet, and I
back well, and—and car
EI can Persuade him t(
veautiful city, somewhei
Bee each other very oftel
Eda was so fully °cc'
Were to intervene before
weeeveerYrielertroapfaaidctcoillyeinr.npaotlnwitywtilisiasertaEl
...1141 agreed to call on th(
'0 bid her good-bye, and
tile promised money.
Miranda was Puncti
katerial aid" which a
rreo,:Plrtioltlfdiussacaseranrea:eilry3,niskntbnourroetewewaitcvot'
Ills charities are very la]
The words grated hars
soothed her wounded Pri
great benefaction was h
father, who, she knew,
ibttesel. retoretpmauid.
abywashissufurtpurn.see
s she had never seen
~.'scertain whether she ou
oefore leaving the count:
13f this nature her visitor
'•
Oh, certainly not;
"Lonte if you went, and ii
you considered it
1"441 thought of starting
mis house, before going
54i1 till noon."
‘
ete:trll'eeieeb.l:;:taiaro innendust !ryeoTanutholeywt think
ecilhin
rloibews
kd
d the vessel in time."
,kiraucia stayed until
ere ready to start,'and.
til Etta through the
^as to convey her to the
earriage, and started fox
greatly in the success
ehnkfl, dent that when she
t-'uhont, she could easily
supposable continger
- Would not greatly mar
L.She would certainly ha
mi have had any direct
1)41,e5t ; but Colonel Mink
C e been
else, nor had lie bn
est Bile should recognise
!trotious visitors who, tw
Insect the rescued child
erhaPs he would have
k:t- he had known that Mis
.5d recognised him while
ront of his own house or
th the elder Miss Sibh
li:en awakened in her t
4'll a doubt expressed
53 to Colonel Mink':
indeed, seemed
;flat he should have been
"o advertised foundling,
nevl her discovery to
teYi°dently pained by any '
111 which still weighed I
v, Although
„as by guilt is
no means trouble,
b
trlls of exposure; but h
sure. All that
L e Y
eg
hi'lvulged without even
rity, yet he essen
Pression.
oserii,l'tittiliesec,oicunnotintusrienyde,
car:ndtdifhoeininlm it
t,
Ole nor his
her father should
.c'erl a far more lavish
keep them away.
t. 13.9 What particular mea
Jen was to be effected ix
liberal use of money
e (lid not doubt.
eiss Mink's prediction
iving
erifiedthrough the lowe]
v..
Olen Eda's carriage re
N:egress was impeded by
tlal crowd which such
i,h."B compelled to remah
-Patient witness of the]
tvt,t,l_t if Eda and the Mis:
tfa" 'oe delay, they soon fo
ke slight annoyance in ti
,e to Frank, whose n
e.Y. Were compelled repa
ittiSeveral Irish societies Ns
eessi
cl their tasteful natior
VQl.,e,rl ; and among the
leie there were not a
ent f
eered lustily
a 8 til these
2 4
/v b,
tilr yied away by his en
4:,animal spirits, Frank
'and, swinging it ot
",Y voice to the shouts o
/lark to him, there!
e lugout the boy.
blessings of ould Ire
l'on him'
•
iiittktalb,:l:Vat reatlohfoeftliatlhedmeie,lswr;ishahonmwdewnii
ero,e°,rupardions, was for
A" u, and approaching t]
/le came near, she w
'liar to her, and she st
14 !Pan who had been t(
Qewlattler. But when he
all,' hat in hand, his bro
'the light of joy glean
kr,"iger mistake the g
It',
taki 3 forgotten me, ye I
ark ilot venturing to off(
t
V.Qlioriately patting Fn
,Xl,glad to see you and t
hY, Hugh! Is it p
Liqe3'et tremulous accent
glaq tharid and shaking it
fillssamto see you. TI
rilet7trvant of Mr. Belmon
oft,e4.'° the Misses Sibbal
llt iivleard me speak, wk
Deti,i, es, and but for wh(
?ss her swate lips f
W:18 little enougt
Door' ,11t the while, wli
iiilders were in the'
Vi' it's well that I rem
11 a dreadful time, in
1:t a P„a_iad Grace both st
Islk:,‘,,all(l,l,4.ol',,t:lo:sornittittiteet„timsitiitaeg.,nnntsesooafulsiianygio.stl
T.,!l°W him now 1 ]
yo
AS (•:1 litighey ! It's Hugl
1.1(1'4 ?"
'illt 4'l'ing him time to
t 1) 'lll4 h
, ow was it, Hug
Jou tand with Mr. Bell
Al ever leave such
lt lavr. 1.• sai
ou
tqe kre,:difl17tt Ido that same,
I,llcl Der-aries—l bela
hat
tl
tea' but • 4-rat. '.l(
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itarereassdi eaal levivdteet e
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him,
°di yma hundreds
aaliS
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til Eq, 41
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• ,a,
her mdee Of friends wh
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lltr. 2, rn to engage their
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ter
rtlk, aor I ever see
and he wante
off to the East

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