The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-12-25 00:00:00

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of
ioY to her own, and there remained
,!,nt a excitement of the previous evening.
calmly "Nurse an s ‘-known ran d ring were heard, and
remain with
me
. , g*la to the drawing-
' evidently ill,
: take• Dr. Oril
:died Al" unnerved, pale, and uneasy ; an
'Wile, who rose with a dignified
"Good
vas clear that he was conscious of treading upon
101 l his professional skill was of no avaiL "
better, Miss Roslyn," he htatrinere(i out, vainly
) take her hand. " I am quite well," she replied,
natch better, and desires that he in.ay not be
d• cIDIY• "I an Alati of that," he said;
'thli aiorringls to you, and not to Mr.
scatine by her site, "My hart
lf mad, nod altogether a fool ta hive so
ht. But I have,paid dearly ;fy I have
room all night long, and anl here to offer
ology." Minnie bowed graciously, and
no apology was needed. "My visits here
ko the beauty of your character" he con-
ln,hed angrily)—" and your affectionate
'ye been hoping that I might succeed in
my heart is capahle of an attachment as
111)3r lady could desire.' Minnie ii.ave no
dilly and waved her hand as an intimation
ices were distasteful to her. "Is there no
Minnie?" "None, Sir," she replied, em-
ld nervously on the back of a

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- Livid and his face white and red by
a few stcontis his self-control reinrned,
"Miss Rost), n—Minnie—you are making
refusing me. I have told you of 3 our
and that all my s%lll cannot save his
a much money, ti.at t: you persist, in your
my honest love, the law must tako its
-xiously watched Minnie's face as he

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, what does that mean?" asked Nurse,
said nothing. Her calm, firm eye
as she waled his reply. He was evi-
f at length be said, "Nothing but the
irnent can save him; and I cannot attend
4. such a triai as this. But I will leave you
114,4°,11', Minnie," turning to Miss Rost) n ;
14, "be greatest skill, and especially the care with
lath dispensed my prescriptions, could have
tr alive till now. Do you still persist in re-
Crlest love?" he added, with remt-professional
ir‘a't aPpeftl. "Certainly." she replied calmly, "1
"Then say (Good bye' to your father,
(4lphattcally, that you will soon repent of your
then be too late." And he strode hastily

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