The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07
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And while she pretended to weer
heRetted and eareFed and G.seothe,
her like child.
Then hs urged his suitagain. SBu
she pressed her hand upon his lips.
SDo not ask me to marry you, Roh
ert. Do not ask me why / am so sad
Only loveIne, and De poe leave meg
His warmest pleading could no
forfAan explapatiop, Gtbepdn thi
interview or in others that followed
She treated hipas On accepted 1--we
received him with delight, parte'
fropa him with seyergsig4 of sorrow
and seemed perfectly happy IN hi
presence; Tbut at eyerWVmension %
the future, she relapsed into tear
or agitate6 silepce. sNhg.ranI fbsau
ty's plan of campaign was to pursuad'
him that she WIS being forced te=giv7
her hand teTmcthe3 syhiie shecd cdoset
him. She was preparing for a grand
coup.7eShe wanted to see his rage
and despaiEwfheH she tgiida-f#i# da-f##t r. has has
,ot baE sHpEosehitsd dasEsisss ;sapbxt,
make hisl fall gftatsH bsY7eent trash
sbf WAS :BoW 84i4ng AHh.at0, the sev
fsgtA baaves by1ssdiags him tebeliest
she Loved lhipsa a49sethpt soalyf so1nl
slight, ,9FiiAagisaIy obstseleseYaratel
;;themu |, 5Sheno had lpat bsihtelE gence
enough, teiapPrecisteI the danger, OF
thus tSiding With a. smsa of zGreyiDe's
violent passions and headstrong tenn
peri and, Yhe was. eqnallyroincapabIe
Iof aPprecjating, the 1norsl stHfpitude
and the shameful sinde delieaeSozet .hea
ieondpct,Ii1;si iu993T odi 20 0solo t'9fi
,,AS for reYille,i Though he had
sprrendered bimselt soul: aud o bedy1to
his passion II theughq,he .beieTnd zIin
MAlaudis love- sglimpses9 9yofi then truth
would sometimes fash across his usu-
ally acute. mind. An uneasy fear
baupted him;s he,half felt, himself de.
ceived, and, at times knowing Mau1s
character, he, cursed himself for being
her slave and when he, dwelt iQn her
possible deeeeIt,ea, mo megement of raneoi
rous hate stirred within hiHlznIq ~
lit is in such cricia in mans life
that the value of principle, makes iiit=
self felt. aRobelt Grerille had no fix
ed principles, no religious faith. "The
homer of gentleman was his gparan-
tee of "a well, dong TO the world and
and that is but a. feeble, bar
rier against, furious passions. apdc FAM
cied mlPunIty. zInos9 1HiirEo91
In the meantime the marriages prep
aratieRs ,adYapeed. Maud Sc,
q clpdea, p9lf, herself frpRI ordinary, visitors
and reveled in the joys of, .neW mills
merry The earl refurnjshed his Lon,
don mansion with laYiisltp jmagAi q icencsI
fsS}nf.d1ty s planTninges wpgHlalerffpBI5 FIJI Arprise
for his simple country beauty. "a
Greville heard nothing OF these,
lEiin g2,EfrdiR Hie fact tthat BE- had. at
Logetherz hband6hed the IbHapR,' soeia
ETY. WHICH, ihe!Efever wii1fnglE fre:'
1uented. His friends believed him,
to have g6neiaboadss 7ot 0ols -
IIThs:da1od odelnsIoia Which Mandmust
bell sGreYillefthe secret he haaso often,
ilaad for In vain t5.,d 10 noiJgiIos =,
After much C. CITATION as. to the
iin% bjeh che should break the
nevsto himyshe letiaed otblifHs h1lrl
due toofnJrhnd, inE1us voice. sfrangleti
With R3bs, tbscast her 1aDhotfRcementt
ike alSonnb- shelkin shisohee!is "a
Button tHa Day beefobqe rtfiig imfao1reAi
tous Interview hG revf1fe,, fn glaneing
over London paper eat htt at at Ma lldis;
pame under Che -headifg, sAbproheht
sraffiage ii High EifesS TIRE 9Ree9 9unt'
wastoo minute and eeireufn stantiaa st6
ldffift'a doubtl6f itgg tfdtR!hi1 The deys'
vas. named, tie efbishop YfiUI.1Iwa9 TO
3tfItg Bfi tad ID tap9 srodAssi
ifenl 2i4d5f adcJfaing tS SltfRQe ltfRQe tashioEuf'
he times, the amount of flset4ehlehsI
lpon the--briae.- -Greville drank ,tec
,he. artgstte 1fhilI :ddpoof bitterh essu
n the certain knowledge that he had
oeNep duped and played witt, by z hse-n
na6 aiipt whose intellect he be despised, and
whose character he did not respeceti
Rage, notification, wounded prideIi
iisappointed passion, d tore. his heart
ike lVuitures.i ii-k .oido 20 9jEt1, III
q When Maud9entered the room IN
Which He awaited hei., ifhei ghas-liness
,fhis Face the villa brightness of HIS
syes, STARTLED her Out ttofall, power to-
let TIE little Scene She had proposed
10 herself SheisawH wHe already knew
Whit she WAS ab66tf TO ftellhffn. T. 'HH
Shelad8anced, with downcast eyes,
,pd when near him. suddenly raised
i9 4ls iaee her sWeefest saaql!esHYi agql!sYi Il i9oE,
lp8f offered d. alml Hl,: her hands ~! pressed
2gethef as IT suRpllHSa!ttllpg Ra.rddqPn Ra.r,dP -.
aId ff,e {be e4bsT 9 on Il beS sboSider. p H ".