The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-16
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PUT yourself Hls PLACE
CHAPTER XXXIX-CoNTINUED.
BY CHARLES READE.
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sheer exhaustion. She rose carly, yet
when she came down stairs, Raby was
Just starting for Woodbine Villa.
Mrs. Little asked him 70 take her into
Hlllsborough. He looked uneasy, but
complied; End, at her desire, set her down
| ID tile narketphce Of HIllsb6r9nghA As
SION d he YVES 6ut Of 'ag6t ble lO6lS az,
IAnd- directed dc driver 10 take Ter to MI
Littlc's works. II mean" said she, 1.-THE
works where Mr.. Bayne is"
She found Mr.. Baync in his counting
room, dressed in deep mourning.
He started at sight Of her, and then she
saw his eye fall with surprise on her gray
dress.
"AIr. Bayne," said she, II an come to
ask you question or two"
"Be seated, madam" said Bayne, rev.
Nefehtly. VI expected 1 ylsit8rom you or
from your agent; and the accounts are all
ready for your inspection. | keep them
as clear as possible"
II do not come here about accounts.
My son has perfect confidence In you, and
so have |.
"'Thank you, madam; thank you kind
~. He did Indeed honor me with his con-
hdcncc, and with his Friendship. am
sureahe was mope, Hike albrpther n nc
thahqaii employef All, madam slil v
neve a. never, see Ills fellowNeain." Gnd
honest Bayne turned away with his hand
to his eyes
This seemed 10 Mrs. Little more than
the occasion required, and did not tend "a
lessen her misgivings However, she said
gravely, "Mr. Bayne, suppose you have
heard there is to be wedding In the town
today. Miss Garden"
"That il sudden No, madam. didn't
know II. can hardly believe it.
"Itis so. She marrics Mr.. Coventry
Now l think you were In my sons conf
dCnce; can you tell INC whether there was
any quarrel between him and Miss Car
den before he LEFT us"
swell, madam, I didn't see so much Of
him lately, he was always ut the Other
works Would To Heaven he had never
seen them. but | don't believe lie eve
kgayet lAt lady dunkiRl gPndf lhg'VH
EIibtlthIt sdgt; heJWd reAdyt ota Ids thfU
against man, but II very lamb with NO
men he was. And 20 she Is going TO mar.
ryg We'll, well; the world Il must go
round. She loved him dearly, too. She
was down at Bolt and Titles works day
after day searching for him. She spent
money likc water, poor thing! Ihavc seen
her with her white face and great eyes
watching THO men. drug the river for him
md, when that horrible thing WIS found
at last, they shy she was on the bridge and
swooncd dead away, and lay ut deaths
door But you will know all this, mad
nm; and 1t IS sad for me 10 speak OF, lei
alone you that are his mother"
The color died ont Of. Mrs. Littlc's
clleekaS DC, spoke; but catclIng now q
GLIMPSE q thGtftdh, she drew 4ynP EOli
With terrible Cunning and 30 learhedthat
there had been Il tremendous explosion
and Jacl Dence taken up for dead; and
that, some time after, IN arm and hand
lad been, found In tho sriIer and rCcQGpizi
cd tor theFep4ips AZ Henry HttlsSIV4
When she Ind g6t this out 81 tic diWa'
Try Bayue she uttered piercing scream
and her head hung over the chair, and her
4 limbs writletl, and tue, WHOLE creature
seemed to wither up. -" ~
III Then Bayne saw with ,lismay what he
had done, and hegnirt6 AFTER out expires.
sions Of regret. a. a.r.nfs
She paid no attention.
He begged Ihgb ito chin fetch cher
some salts or cordial.
4 > ShefshoOkY licp Oheaigaml layyweqk us
4 waterfthd Wlllte as b sheet &
4 Al last sic rose, ahd supporting herself
| for moment by the back Of the chair,
she said, "You viii tGkc me To see my
sons rGmGinS' hTAOqGI. L;QHdIQ.
"Oh, for heavens sake don't think Of itl'
! Unjust; cannot keep awsyfrom them
On instant. And how else can know
Inv ny sss III sit A. RaG 1454 R9Yf
# lie had no power to disobey, her, He
.ltremblcd In every limb at what was
coming, but he handed her into the car
fringe, and went with heE 70 the Town Hall.
I When they brought her the tweed
sleeves, sh4t tremhled Vllks AN aspen le q 4
When, they brought her Che glasA EcGeEptA,
Gle she seized BHynG by llsShoullcr, and
! turned her head away. BY degrees she
looked round, and seemed to stttten 1ll Of
D, sudden. at Is not my son" said she.
II She rushed outoRlthe place, ,h4dP Mr.
! Bayne good morning, and drove directly
no Dr.. Amboyne!s She attacked him al
Ioncc "You haze been deceiving me all
lthistime ahblt my son; and what I'm ]
1.-The bettcry what Is anybody the better
Now tell nc the truth. You think him
4 dead g'6 ~ fi!t NilSEi I LISA n.
!, Doctor Amboyne1 hung bis heal II
alarm and confusion. I'D
"Whydo you thinkSoH Do you so by
j those remafnsS llIave seen them. My
child WIS yaccinated on tho left arm apd
carried the mark. Hc had spccks on two
i Of his nails: lie had o. small wart on bis
4 little finger: and his fingers were moi
blunt and uncouth, like thai; they wcrc as
taper as any laly's In England That hand
lis nothing like my sons. You arc all
4 blind; yet you must 60 and blind the only
one who had eyes, the only one who Tenl'
ly loved him, and whose opinionis worth
straw" 4g,,-sfwhHan % .
| Doctor AnibOyhe was too delighted al
the news 10 feel these rcproachcs very
deeply THANK Godp said he. "Scoll
me, Tor I deserve II, But did forth
best but, unfortunately, we haVo still tC
4 account for bis writing 10 no one all this
\ time. No matter. TIbegin to hope. Thu
4 was the worst evidence. Edith, | must
4 90 70 W0Odbinc villa That poor girI
must not marry in ignorance bt this, Be
lieve inc, she will never marry Coventry
| II he Is alive. Excuse my leaving you al
such time, but there is not d moment &c
be LOST H..
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