The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

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pearaaee Of her aHE is,zS cousin The
thought stsie into, her tIuind that h. VIA,
not sos6asN d s.n stss an ;lsad q
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tramalously reuud the : 4 sIiti Hti apartment,
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|Isrlf 10 her niad, When d door i. Che far
ther end Of ths room Vas onoen1e.d and Z
tall handsome man, seal .6ls shirtv wear.
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liiias, all in . Gahsr, fsGu. i wished 20
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''ngsin, coloFing vivid scarlet This then,
was their '"far.of'' cousin, and how
widely different from their dreams and
fanciesl Apparently the gentelaan saw
aud pitiec her painful confusion. for he
said politely:
"May / ask In what msnhsr San be
useful 20 yau!"
al am Lilias WsylSna aRshe answered,
in tone tina. vac scarcely audible. r
| "WaylandY' A shadow. faint, yes
distinctly percepsibls, oversprsad his face
as that word, aud zilias aaw it with n
failing heart. She ,f6tgoA the labored
speech of palI;atiou and excuse that she
had prepared. She forgot tha. he >xas
no silver-haired patriareh, but hand
some young man, surrounded with all
the sdjunets Of wealth aud luxury. She
remembered only pooT Ghhafisy and her
oWn aickeniug idea Of debt, disgrace, and
ruin; and sinking on her knses 81 bis
feet, she sobbsd OUT iisF P;:;ful story
HE is 10 young" abe walled, ''so
young, surely yOu will not refuse to give
him anuther chance Cos name aud fame
| will work and toll for you until the Eve
hundred dollars aEe every ceut paid. 1
will be servant; = seamstrsss--what
you please, only ,prsapisss me that you
will not visit han with the penalties Of
the law !"
Her voice died into quizeriug siieace,
bot her eyes still appealed.
I" Rise, Miss Wayland," said the
young man, after moments grave con-
sideratiun. 81 promise that this offence
of your brothers, shall be overlooked, for
the sake of the sister Sho has pleaded
so elOquently for him"
"And I--What can / do. .f9r you !
What nast l do? For if I cAanos re-
pay the money in aonU shape or other
l shall die OF shame and mortiGsasion ~
IL will take the matter iuto consider
Ation," said Mr. Gleucross gravely' yet
not without y certsiH glesm of Amuse-
ment in the corners of his mouth At the
ides of that prstty' slopaeg, eressuss rea-
dering nP to" him the sqaixAlsns Of
the Eve hundred dollars. "Aad now,
co'pin Lilias--fon l beiiets ss may claim,
relationship, although it is somewhat
distant--F shall sissist ueoa sen - my
guest for while. Let me ring aud ssnd
for my mother ~