The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-26
CHAPTER XXXV,

I ~ C11htlEh AdANs
zone day it occurred to Raby lie could
play the misanthrope just as well at home
as abroad, so lie returned home, w..
He found old Dcncc dead and hurried,
and Patty DenGc gone to Australia with
her husband. ..r.--
Ho heard Jael was in the hospital He
called at NNoodbinC Villa, and they told
him Grace was lying between life and
death. r -.....- ..i5aa
lie, called on, Doctor Amboync, and
found him US sud .gs he used to be guy
The Doctor told him all, and even took
him 10 tho TOwn.lIall, and showed him an
arm and pnrt Of the trunk Of man pre-
served in spirits, anil piece Of tweed
cloth, and plain gold ring" ;AThoh
"There," said he, ''is all that remains to
us ofyOur nephew, and my friend. Gen.
ius, beauty, COurage-All come to this"
lie could say no more, -,;-.,......,. -
The tears filled Raby's eyes and all his
bitterness melted away With respeCtto
his sister, he said he was quito willing TO
be rcconcilcd, and even TO own himself in
the wrong, If Doctor AmlOync,l on read
ing tho correspondence, should think so.
Doctor Amboync said he w6pld como to
Raby Hall for that purpose. lIe COM.
municated this at once to Mrs. Little. 20
Grace lal favorable crisis and in q
few DAYS more she was out ofdanger, but
IN dCplonblO suite Of weakness. Doctor
AmbOYnC ordered her 10 the seaside. "A
carriage was prepared expressly for her,
aIOI lDR father ink hNF there
Woodbine Villa wis put UP TO let fur
'nislcd, dnd It was taken by-Mr. Govern
try, 49, g.l
Jacl Dence began to recover strength
rapidly, Int she wore at times confused
Look. Tho very day Grace let for East.
bank, she was discharged as cured, and
left the hospital. This was in the morn
ing, I.d Ta1a.. ~ ~
In tho afternoon Doctor AmbOynG, be-
ing now relieved If his anxiety ~ TO
Grace, remembered he had not been To
scr this poor girl Tor some time so he
went to the hospital.
When lie heard she was discharged, he
felt annoyed with himself for not having
paid her closer attention. And, besides,
Grace Ind repeatedly told him Jael Dence
could make revelation il she chose.
And now, occupied with Grace herself, he
had neglected her. wishes.
"WhGre is ShO gomez dOyon knOwS
One Of the nurses said she had gone
home. rl t. .r. f.q
Another said tho patient had told her
she would 60 down 10 the works first.
""And that Is the very last place you
should have let her go Il" said the Doc.
tor. "A fine shock tho poor creature will
get there. You want her back here again,
| supposcw lie felt uneasy, and drove
down to the works. There he made some
inquiries among the women, and ELECTED
that Juel DCnCC had turned faint at sight
of the place, and they had shown her, at
her request, where she Ind been picked
I'D, and had told her about the discovery
OF Titles remains, and she had persuaded
a littlG girl to go to tho Town'hAll with
her. % .. -9a,.
"Oh, Tie tOngueI the tong'cE grAned
AmbOynC.
lie asked u sec the little girl, and she
came forward of her own accord, and
Told lin she had g0nO TO tho T0wn.llall
with tho lass, hut (regrctfully) that the
man would not show them Il without an
order from tho Mayor. 1T"
Doctor ArnIDynC said lie was very glad
Tint common sense had not quite deserted
the earth. "And where did you 50 nGxtY
~ came back here"
80 | SEQ; but tho laSSr"
"She said Shc should go homie. My