The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12

l hl1ralr
always wanting 10 he al Mrs. klyetss
house on some preteXt or other, she would
otlinder him:liHe and Nillymight do
as they pleased. SheWould meyer betray
them 10 Mr., Warburton, but Y was not
her duty 70 guard heF Interests: , L aI1Iy
with Mr.. Eversley |; limo, Mr. WaFburton
had better come and, look atter her Id ~
BIT as the days slippel by Bella grew
%ho1had a4 robbed i herSof! her PRIZE. sHG
had begunb y being oontetnptuous spec:
tator; she ended BY, feeling y, purer and
swccter interest In johns hopes and fears
than Id lief own bygong desires. She
W6uldnot seek Afilly's c0htidenCe lest she
should p SI the grl lto any ,a ~:
tGc story Ii hlB love, but she understQesd
and sympathized with him, and no knew
it will rot SSytthat she'was 1tterlylun.
conscious! thassAis victory might prove
hers also, but I DO say that such thought
Vas not iii principal motive, -. =, :.
tEversley felt that HIS stay at Drlyford
could notibc indefinitely PrOIongod3 ind
had been for a considerable time talking
OF, departure. But, every suggestion had
been met by the Rector Will eager re:
IhonstranceS. Again and again had his
visitor yielded, but he1tCltrnonothes less
that when visit OF day., or Two had
lasted q month, 1t must ,be: drawing 70 a
close, E'"'.'"i -' - " -
31Breakfast' was over at tie Reetory,
and Mr.. Mannering had gOnct lhisIstudy:
John leant against the, window, looking
out -, ,.,.;.a ,,i,,, ~,
''tWas that Arthur went by%' asked
Bella. 'r19ibi'i ~
"Yes-in'a apparently
Papa spoke tohim last night SOL sup
any more Of. him, to-day She, gave "a
:, Gql IS ], IittlBs sgh5 ThAF n5e yo8 gsESilg
iT "Rather-whati are yOa going to- doH
Arc We TO have walk this moning25iiJ
Il should, like livery much, but ]. can't
90 vet. IhaYe these lists TO copy out for
Ea6a." ''lsiE 1'"0F9H' i''i
5faCan / helbyouS Z" .turniASrouhdIqGick.
lly. .WE1is
40 "No, | don't think you can sh4n't
bce 1y1ear n long. Suppose you 60 and fetch
MilIy !: If We 20 to the wood, It wiilIBe'ail
Quit Of Our, way nc. go TO iAErso Rivers's
first" GroSrie ,nniI nj: 40
Johns face. which VAS turned, Tor the.
window main bfiGGtGned suddenly, and
III JJgIAit n m ME- brand As lfEhf heafted
~ a schoolboy who has Just got an uuex-
peoted holiday; and. being shown up into
the drawing.To0fp, he found Milly alone,
az nm MISS Mdnherint's m6Sssado u" -,
lie bsstsTed ID sSy. awe aFs going 10.
SEC that remarkably beautiful wood you
were, talking about . day or two since,
VIII with I'M, ~" ""i y u"
Ii1NIilIy's face fell. ooh, T should like,
hit I can'ti Aunt Harriet has promised
to lunch and spefid tho day at Mrs.
Th6FheNs nfIl 4D'drrtoN 2HaIAFfr
T,Tohnsu Observation-Disclosures manifest.
iaWhat time must you go I".H ! rnsInlpa,
ats seven miles, we start at twelve,
ana it's twenty minutes to eleven now,
and 1 dress first.n raii 5i'l'eiilN 'lrH'
gIIt was very. evident ALillyi could notgo
with him To- the Rectory, start fora long
country walk, and get back and dress, 10
/ Az 'hHtir ard twenty minutes "H'1 49,"
.SI"T'm yery sorry said John, ,.q'i, allo'
rWSo ami h We'll. 4 Won viii be, going
somewhere else another day. and YOU
mnst lat ne 20 with YOU then" said NIilly:
a1d hdded ri q inahnerocfict tone, Il
fiate Mrs. ThorneH "lIi .,..,..i . ,.,,,,,
EaIEso ~ was S f Tne aorve95 Fe0nueF
[iEAiily made 4 Respondent little fncc, and.
Fsho6k iicr Head. iilHtf'a NJ 2" 'i0''aai
i@ntf N Ssr0l sbrryN he saidnaatinI AsiIj
didn't want TO miss ono Of our walkssaos-
peciaiIy when my, visit, Is, coming to an
end '!s,'''0 Z .f ' - "'
I."isf t% laid EiiilyyM44' already y'',o't'.h'
!: FltyVliy n yeIl5o6n hero b moiith:ilIYlAgI
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