Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-11
16turtcster 9ailp Spp,
THE YELLED PORTRAIT
.CCoucludedl

In "a hpl ,,tris. I
o,ain and removed to distance and IT@ too
had renewed TO another Mace where o,,r IittIo
FInanor now ranidlv rroyyno nm ,,7,rI,+ bo,-o
hatter ADVANTAGES Of Sincati6n W. bo,i
vavs made every efort to cnltivatoo,, o.;
ber mind dnoming that The bost nootId af
nobling her character ~
last nirbt a stormy Dooor,lo,. e,-,,,;,,,, os
7 sat Inv tIe fire raading with INV, da,,,r5to.
thp do6r-bpll was suddenly nuIlod ,ioiontI,,'
and went myself to answer If A so,,ay : :
man stood tbcro covered With s,,,,'- 40 ~
hurried accents basorobt mo +o ~, 10 III; ~;
tress who was dyino 81 ~ i''' '''''
TIooknd ont INTO TIE piob+ Tho s+or,,, woe
increasing and INV, warm fro o,d +l,, sao;ot17
of INV family seemed never ca irresistil,Io :
as She really dving1'' I asked
tsYes sir wos the ronI,,. eetlo,, SOW sbo
will never see the mornind
esfTbon INV man tbnro e M ,,ood Of my, ,,o
in Sbo viii bo Iotto,. ,,-itb MI, l1,, f,,S7I
about her. | cannot do anv GOOD ,,
The man looked nm EAGERLY into NV face.
care Won not DIR Waroq,5 he oslyoi
s"Thaf is NV name y renlipd
eAnd did Won NOT onra nractico oIso,rboroa %,
And he named orr former residence
eyes " answered aman with some won
der
esThen sir vou must come tn my, uistrass
IT is NOT that she thinks Won can save her Int
she wants +o see Won and vou,, ,yifa is IN co,7o
with Won Sbn 6adn me- saw shn had eor,a-
thing to tell YOU" ''''' '''''N
I said mo more Int Immediately soft ont 40
COMMANDED nv Alice who wondered greatI, Of
the Unusual reouest The man walked on NV
o,r side sarvinr nc oe a grido W. ,,ossod
throngb several streets and at last stonned Of
the door of large house Before conId read
tbo nlato a woman onanod tbo door and Iod NC
nisbed chamber. Here we waited While She
entered an inner anartment
As warmed myself standing nv tha fire
something strucl, mo os familiar In tho o,,oor
ance of the room. Where had 7 seen that mo-
sale tabIo those ontiouo hooks +boso rinb
softly colored paintings 7 m1sed in vain
The silver vases ON tbe mantel-nipca the stat.
uettes in inches of the wall and tbn nattorn of
Turkey Garnet were familiar to mo Yat 7
oouId not remember whom or ,ybero 7 bod soor
them Suddenly nrning rornd 7 saw bonc,-
inc over the fireplace a ipilt-framed nictnre
coyorod with a sill, curtoi,,71 P-~''-
Then all flashed mon mo sa,y a,,oin IN
memorv the chamber in NV old 6ea ,Ji -
bonso tha male handsome woman Who ss+
+hern II was Miss Ross who bod cont for mo-
12os now S,,,rnonoJ ;nto to ,+ ~ me-
ond tboro as ovnoctod on a bod nf 49, loolll
wilderness Law the STRANGE Iadv who had onca
81 troubled NV imaginotion 7 wont 70 Lor
and tooIr bor hand
~ am sorry +o find won III Mice Ross ), 7
said ouietlv
She looked at me earnestly ohd said .eyor
recouniza me tben am giod ,1o,, ro,3o,,,bo.
T. tbis Alice I"
Dyes" I answered and AIca and cot
down nv bnr bedside Sbo bod ,r,o,,,,, old f. -
in tba I,aars +bo+ nod oIorsod e;r,o on, 49,
meetinG Tbern ,yarn don Tnos obnIIt bor
keen black ewes vot +bev bod Lost noro Of
their keenness and tha mouth tbonnb ain
and closal,, drown ,,o+ ro+oinoJ t.o,,oS ~ e.
former hearty Sb9 looked Of nc 10Th in+oI+
". Int whenber nvos mot those Of Alec tGaro
was sweetness and tondornoSs in tboir NV
preston which had never seem befora
81 ono aCo-T am old now and tIis bornor-
ed when I was very vounr--T bocame attadbad
TO and soon married a younp man whom I
shall call Lewis.
understand vour SUNRISE. 7 am not Miss
Ross That is faigned name . INV rool no,,1o
Won will know an h0ur hence.
7 was the only and indulped child of wealthy
parents and from nv childhood beautiful ca
nricious and nroud Accustomed 70 having ev-
ery wish obeved. the least opposition made me
absolute in nv will. Nv acquaintance with
Lewis was contrary to the wishes ofmv parents.
they urged me TO give him up. and |, seeing
they would never consent to our union. fled
with him from their displeasure. He was a
wild Young man. but | did not care for that.
since he was handsome. gifted learned. and
knew how to dispIav every ACCOMPLISHMENT to
fine hest ADVANTAGE But was his canal oven
in learning No Mains. no eXpense had been
SPARED in NV education and how I pIoried in
the consciousness that | was fitted to be the
connanion of sucb n mind as hisl
ii am going to tell YOU something" she