The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

But EYie declined, for a woman's reason
she did not want to 60" And Roy was /
little hurt.
Twice, during the next fortnight, she met
Roy accompanying Mis- Archer; and this
with Fred 5 information. worried her very
much; she hardly knew what to think. Had
Roy told her a falsehood?
tred. wen: to call on Miss Archer. and was
loud IN his praises Of her beauty and wit.
One evening Eyie told Roy she thought he
was very attentive TO his sisters friend. in
deed unnecessarily 80, and was little cross
about it.
Matters went on in this unaccountable man.
ner, TIL Eyie determined when Roy came to
/ see her again she would make him decide be-
/ tween Miss Archer and herself
She told him so, and about darting into a
store that very morning to avoid meeting her
/ This morning, Evie? Surely you are
mistaken am pretty certain l was OF out
with her, Now, yesterday morning | did meet
/ her and walked block or two; but
I On, that was too much! 7 wo mornings then:
anu how many more So she interrupted
him by saying:
1t is useless, Roy, to deny it. saw you.
lou deceived me once. and
Eve. this 10 me How can you? will
explain although your distrust pains me very
deeply.n
No explanation at all Roy; only this
promise Inc you will keep away from her, and
l VIII forgive the past said Evie
let me tell you, Evie p
- hg Aou must choose between Us
e'tI rye pe'efmlhed TO BRING him to decide.
All right, EVE. 1t shall be as YOU wish
lou shal. not be worried about her any more.
Several days more passed by and Eyie was
beginning TO feel quite easy again with regard
10 Roy devotion to her: when one one after
"ooh' young mend OF hers came in, and
q i,sF - Sll''1lnS 10 rye, sad
~, 'lt' ny .. 'llif i few moments ago IN
nv st-' I'tA n nc WAS WIN very beautiful glrl.
2o1 2g n ITe Se So@e y let 5a5 os 60 & 3ke walk there
more ont this afternoon than I've seen fo1.
weeks.
Eve agreed she would see for hcrsclf And
# she did, Roy St. Clair should be dismissed
from her mind and heart, if 1t ur,I.7, Killed
her. In q short time. E,ie ana her friend
were walking in the park. 1t was c.ro,gin,,
quite late, and they had not seen R1v ~
last, however. Evie saw Miss Archer. and
sure enough, by her side was Mr. st. Clair.
They were quite near. Miss Archer bowed
and .miled--a triumphant smile Eyie tLonr;,t /
and he looked another wav. as if he had not
or dill not see her
That evening, when lie came. the servant
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He came 80 pleasantly forward and put
forth his hand TO clasp hers when again they ,
met. and She. coldlv, calmly. cruelty drew I
of and smoke the words which sent him forth. |
,Evic. could never have doubted YOU thus |
! %! You will not let me speak one word in |
defense Time viii prove the injustice you |
dome" Roy said
..Go Roy s.. Clair, never wish to see you
again. She said rs he left her side and home. /
Two days after, She received note from
linn saying
''Will YOU not let mo come aud convince you
Of YOUR Injustice Do. Eyic! | know ap- /
J
voa will not let me come shall leave the city |
tomorrow. to be cone many months"
col was the only answer Roy received
He was rome. She heard from Fred; and |
from the same source, a few hours aftcy, She
received tidings that almost crushed the life
from out her heart.
Rov st. Clair was dreadrul1v wounded, per- |
hams divine. The train in which lie had rome
WIS thrown from the track many Of the passcn-
cers killed and more wounded.
The accident had taken place only about
thirty miles from the civ, and Roy would be
brought home that ftern6on.
Oh! how bitterly Evie rcpented Ter cruelty
Oh! if she only let him come to her, then lie
would not have been on the train. She should
never forgive herself. She felt as if She had
crushed ra,la,,s his dn,+h
she mus fi, 70 His si4e'and cain Iis rc,nive-
ness. tell bIm how dear he was to her, Yes.
She yvoull On And with Fred she started.
and soon TrachrI Enr:s observation-disclosures and
lcarnad h. had aryiyIl She went in.o the
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