The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-24

Now, Sir Archibald, said Nav, on
morning, soon after our introduction, con
ing into the little sitting room with hand
ful of hya:intbs, while arrange these
wish you 20 amuse me. But first, do 70
know that all the time you were i'll in be
you had inquiries mad, after your healt
every day.
Il suppose it was Pat Doolan, said
Just so, she replied; and do You know
that knew all about your worship before
saw ycu.
There is not much to know, Miss Nor
gan, sail I, smilingly. pat is Irish yo
/ know.
And therefore warm hearted" she re
piled. You are great fayourite at thc
Blue Boar, and Pat quite made me lik
you long before l made your acquaintance
Did he tell you that he used to be a servan
| of papa'ss'
Yes, AMI think it was some feeling o
/ curiosity which led to my accident, for
was inspecting Mainowen when the Mar
/ quis went down.
/ May came AMI stood by tie side of ny
sofa, while n sal expression shadowed he
face.
Then he tod you of Lena > she said
Yes, was the reply.
/ y i'll you help me, SIR Archibald > sh,
asked. : | am going, for the first time il
my life, to disobey papa; and instead o
waiting for Harold to come back, | vii
get you to help me-
Miss Morgan, | said, 'yoa are goiIg t.
be disobedient, and | am to help at it!
am shocked at such principles
No, do not laugh at me; listen instead,
she SAID; ana her bright face was broush
level With mine as the ch!d-shc was ;
child 10 me-lnelt down to talk, el,spinl
her arms aroInl Turk ueck. Il am going
to disobey papa. Lena m Ist come home
Look herr, she sai l. unfolding newsra.
per AMI pointing to passage. g Or
board II. VI. transport Aria In. homcwarJ
bound from la In, NJ tior Laare.re, of II
II. lUth IIussars' have writte, 70 Lam
ami asked her to come-my dear, dear sis
t,r. Her home must be hero now. Oul,
what will papa say
May MORGAN hil the nc,y.,,ror a,I,r,.
justice never saw u A few DAYS after sh,
came +. M. her fac, g,.hcl ,oI ex,.;tol
sir Archibald. 'e,ba sail 4 have soon
Lena, Sho j. Il. the H,ue y ,,~, and Il.
IN, = Iift,e air, tin. ,r'v ona tb,t I;yol
tlr., ,,ar.nrI Par s,r.;-. an, H..
.o,f ,.,,;, p,o-Io,o si,o :, s.,;., ,,.or,o,
hearted, y,v s;r ,r,5ih,li Won ,,,st
helm p,r IN NV scj,,m,. vat yoa +, Jo
vb,, ,,, c,.,.., "a oysu f.1, ,, ,,;,l oc
pa,al,s r.yor baaa o,.,-,. with m, anil
,,,,I!,,t I,,r,, ,..ei;,,c,.,-r,, v.o,
I y,.,r. v.., to l., !. +, ,lIoy ! ,,,'s e.,II -
l.. With yal ta-ai-.,,. hars. when rama
coma. to ,iJ with yol.'
Il wi! ,ln ANYTHING | can fer vol."
said pIrS-l - It ~ iAP >!li III u III u y lir i
vrr,. is., cla,,,;-a and uu,I,snipr them
scl7e< iu extreme Nervousness. .Lat the
iittlr GA. ca, h,rt.-( an, not ar,ail Of
tie ii,t.r.. 10 NJ t,.ink he viii l,c very
angry.
Tnaf <.fl n,., I, re2ssIr, G,r than
because r,,oI..ht i. f,r my real opinion
vas that Jls.icr Mg--a1 w8l!l never for.
give M. BIt wIlt c3lll | d.. win those
sal srcy cyr> liked 60 Plea l;nsly mon mirc9
| knen then fl.,t }.5cI Nav MORGAN With
tie whole y s<i3n Of nv life: AMI. hal ,hc
asked it. wo4l hay. bInyed the dispIca.
IRE of thousands.
Day after day. hal listened more and
mo-. inton,ly f,r tho sound or = r,irv
f,,,..or. ~ fl. c.b, or s,,c.ry I,r.I,
WEau / was h,v had l,raI N,nl
Nu,inl hat II WIS with the s.rcnr Of =
bnv.s heart; now, at six.anl thirty, or very
nearly that sre, loved with all the dcnth
of , nassior,tn nor,rn cbal Of seven.
tocn-for she was b,t a. \ child to me
I knew all the fopv, all the maaness of
II. hat 7 was r,warIes. "a rae1 swavaI
by = rightv tcnnast knew all its
honelessness also. for | saw that Nav had