Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-03

Net0s as - simple A. kissing
ne And the moment yoa are Marie,
70 20 Clam, 1 will take q trip TO Aus
! ITALIA. for my health. AMI Batarall,
IN eoough' stumble upon the very island
where you have left Ha9ley; effect hi,
n rescue; tell him his wife is dead; con.
d elude the whole comedy by becoming hi.
T. wife aud settling in Australia. You'll
a thus have your Clara on this side Of the
> oceln' aud | shall be happy with Hawley
Il on the other"
/ she was smiling now, with every sign
e Of anticipated triumph.
] As to Pedder, he twisted peryouslv in
d his chair, scarcely veniuring to breathe.
There's Just one difficulty" mut,ered
he-'ihat Of getting Hawley on the dies.
ert island without his suspeciing any.
0 thing"
"li cal be done, " and the lips Of Miss
Pedder came together like the avs Of a
vice. There's 10 difficulty about the isl.
, and?'
mot the least. | saw the island in
my MINDS eye the moment you uttered
the word, aud glorious one il is for our
purpose"
"lt will be easy for you to get IIawley
upon At, suggested Miss Pedder thought.
iully. "lf it's near your route you eau
call there for water. Ii it's out of Your
way, you can be driven there by adverse
winds, or be drifted there by unknown
currents, or fault in your chronometer
Aud once there you can have Hawley
seized upon by some trusty agent, while
he Is ashore upon business, or YOU can
seud him ashore under some pretenee
such as looking for a deserter from the
ship or for shipwrecked sailor, aud then
sail away without him"
Say no more," interrupted Pedder
tue widest exultation. III see how to ,
manage the affair iorn the beginning to
the end "
'And you now see how we can undo /
that hateful marriage?" lt
Perfectly = perfectly. The affair will
require little time aud patience, of h
course, and little expenditure of money. $,
Out we are sure TO triumph. What load
you have taken from my soul; what a ge. !,
MUS you are :;
lie leaped to his feet and began pacing 5,
TO and fro very ralidly, with the most c,
extravagant signs aud EXPLANATIONS of
Joy. -,
First 70 get IIawley on his island, N
'ext Tor you to marry the pretended Wild
wv. Then for me to rescue the prisoner, h,
md marry him. Aud fualy for Won and ~
lie to be happy, you in your way and
II lhlne.--you with Clara in New York. %
nd with Will in Australia. You com. 90
'rehend The whole OF our project COM of
'letely?' u
"From the first setp to the last. Tbero ~ ~
an be only just one possibility of fail. IN
re" VI"
"And that one ?" ''
"a refusal on Hawley's part to accent NO
he post otfered-a refusal based on his do
iarrlage." w
Miss Pcdder turned pale at tho very W.
iought.
"Dut he won't refuse" she soon de. an,
ared' recovering her equaumity. "ue !,
rs long been wanting such place. Mar. mo
cd or single, he can't neglect his bread rs,
al butter" ''s'
'Well said, Ruth. l think we can 10; TO-.
'unt upon him. The post he came here %
ask me Tor Is now vacant, aud [ will of
I'VE 1t offered to him, as if nothing had h,
opened. W
EXACTLY you needn't speak of his 70,
arfidge' or seem to know anything
'out II. You can simply offer hin, the l.. >,
'st III question III accoruance with IN. 800,
understanding, and he will accept il '''I
cant possibly have any susplc' on of o,h'
ythIng wrong. Outwardly aud app,r. ~ !;
NY We are AL on good terms with one
other, and will remain so. Let the {
lges offered him be liberal. Possibly \
faY object to leaving his young bride has
soon, but the next voyage after this r" as
e." rccs
Pedder interrupted the remark by a som
sture OF lmpaticuce. He was all eager tho
s. now-all determination. i'm,
That next voyage after this one will Des
answer he declared. "Hawley nor,
all accompany me on my very next trip. (ybr
make all sure Oh this point, | will a
We HIN engaged this very day. ln fact mort
VIII zee u this n0tc." -,
@ . oo1.u NJ nat ana gloves addressed sails
CIV words to his sister, and quietly II
* his departure down town. The last oho,
nces the couple exchanged at the door scor
re fuil OF jubllant wickedness. mos,
Inc next three or four hours passed orea
WY TO Miss Pedder. She was begin. sbor
-, ."a' 'no "hoie PROJECT had NIT
'carrled at its very commencement, and r
ireltlng herself into fever, when " q
dder suddenly made his appearance or 5,
e glance at his vivid Aushes. at his onsI,
iclng eyes, at his airy manner was sui. inc
ent -
I'VE triumph then 2" she cried, throw. 7
herself iuto his arms for the first time Ink,
years. Hlf 81
Completely saw my owners on the q.
gect' and they sent for Hawey. He dark
hrst offered some objections, as was inc :
ufai, but the high wages, the great tive.
? upward, the kindly interest we all leav,
Infested, soon brought him to great and
acceptance. 49,
Splendid" murmured Miss Pedder, thar
rlpplng laugh. II knew the of ii
lg was feasible. And so 10 two weeks in N
~ our fond bridegroom will be plowiug read,
~ news
In L. two weeks more, Ruth ? We shall Julv