The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28

GLOW could he do that one thing ?" sh
e said to herself ale meant the line as
u reproach to me, Aud | would have Iovet
, him,-is il possible that DO love him il
- spite of it And 50 weak and false?
r. want so much to comfort him sometimes
. that half forget, and am tempted But
never will never must. | used to b.
trong shall be strqng STILL
e And so the same front Of icy indifference
!, met SIR Hugh, day 10y day, and year by
t wear, and he knew noBe Of her struggles
But he wrapped himself up more and more
in his books and problems and writings
New MSS began to grow out Of old ones
"a for he had always been given TO authorship
# and the accumulation OF papers on various
subjects. In these days little fairy used
to come in from time to time with a pre-
e tence Of arranging them for him. She
t would open aud Shut the study door with
a great show Of quietness, seat herself Oh a
big chest which was foil Of old papers, and
r In which she meant to have Il glorious rum
e mage some day; and begin folding no neat
little packages; stitching loose sheets to-
gether; reading bit here aud there and
looking up now aud then with sugges.
tive sigh, till he would lay aside his work
az" IC ''''o ''o 40 my P'"S "0 VI 10
ne MS was 1he signal always 1or tne
s''c7' S,av'.y 10 '2i'e'r from OeG'
80 i9' Nv ~ "'''p ~ ''''''''T t'"u Si91-
'',' az '''T LII i""''I' '"V ,o''il
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l'r = w N''''''' az "'t'""O
,,'o, ,',n w. ',''p lo: ",u'"' """V 10
w" N''o" "'o'' ''''''''''S Pcpe'S uoSeIhEf
IA"' YOU "ie '''"SI Jug '''luI hlah 10 say
"'' P'"Sue' o',,5 70" "oh mean 1t,
MonmT' "hdC your 90 "he" ani mar
rico
\ Married Ic.oe0 or hh@D' 90 ana
Ply VII" o", 'a'' "0" Joys ana uoh
lax 'o'Se's'
"''' In@ ~0'" w'' i'9' "''''' an" i"aue "l'h
'"ou8!i''hI ""e" ''e came 10 CONSIDER H.
tne larry was 40 'onHef eNacIIy chid,
t,ou3I sue was as merry rs a young Kitten.
ne ana niue sum on MS uhgeis, III sheer
absence OF mud and found out that III a
Jew weeks She would oo eighteen.
=, ~ was 1"e'Yo years since ne "ent' mat
I7"iuafy Gay' 10 1lean hcf cause and his
own "'lp Evelyn Neville. ne used to go
no" sometimes 10 Toe WIDOW ana look
"ot' ana remember the day When he had
STOOD at that other window watching bare
/ H"uoheS ana wondering anohI his future.
ne N,ieW II ioC. II ,,I ne cou'9 only ma out
| """a - was '''''1 " iaC ""u changed hef
an "' '''o0' vi ''0. "eu''i'iS u@y' from the
very "i''lieu'' aS II seei'e' ID nm, that size
became MS WHe
or nu8h PuSnen ms mar away from his
to'7oea" ano signed ne was getting gray
by this time but then he was past forty,
ana Evelyn ms we must be two-and-
sn,1'y d! 'ei'5' ~ occurred 10 h' =, that ne
haa n"'ceu no alteration IN Ter She was
'iS uelut,iu' as ever WIN tNe oe'u'y Oh
{ 8, ,"''i ~ ''", I'i''' you "He" you touch IT,
~ ''"uS ~ no " o''u iooN az ieF thaG eve
mug anu see Il nc c'u'" trace no change
S"G,' as I',e'o was j" hi'hSeI'
i1e "t,' ZOOS wren 'n' room was brilliant
w., o",' an" que sat 'a'9 u.oy turn
~, !" ''y''.N VI e''Si"''"sS win Cec'i-
~ ~! o - ouc'asti me coia'
p'oI',,' '.""'y - "o8 ore lace
't ~ ''io 80 "''''aO'oh ol C'Ie oGher'
'ne S'ii . Que n"u" rested on Lazy ram
nam Slioo u7'' care sSl'S'y lor Tue lie be-
1Se0l; ',igs? 'wo was more IKE the passion
% " III lG''uS"'P tlah 'no aHection OF
3"' u"uS"'e'' ououehiy Cecli
E'o,''vI gov " I'G Page, ana said something
-. a." '""5 h'.'i""'" '"ineU a"H
AS he saw the look. lust such q thrill
went through Sir Hu9hSs heart ns be had
felt when she came to him twelve wears
ago to give BIN his answer. No, time had
not done her so much wron- as it had to
himself and there was one hope in which
she had never disappointed him, her care
for hls daughter.
" For her sake he said that night when
Cecilia lad gone, g | an always grateful to
you.
But he did not wait for any reply. He |
never did. Perhaps he might have got one
if he had or perhaps he th0u ght the time
had gone by for any change to be possible. |
Lady Rainham looked from the window
the uext morning and saw Cncil npd.r q