Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-07-19

come and gone. aud vet forever. to his
eyes, a gallant ship came pIrIneing and
drifting on to that cruel bar, her broken
masts and tattered sails fintterins and
crashing among the rocks.
'It would he a very great favor, Mr..
Morey,'' Leslie said, after. he had, watch
ed him while in silence.
1.-The tide will be right in half an
hour, Be at tire further point in that
time," pointing TIA sharp ledge Of gray
ish white rocks that swept in a shelving
circle at the further extremity of the
landWard side OF tue stlnff, and turning
ana walking abruptly towards the
house, leaving Leaiirsto TehdsEsoy Yes his
seeen4AcsfyT - -
ln pleelzely basf aa 1Eogr usey met at
the spfeiH He'd ,|sfe and w4flsaaE a werd
On either side sfeaa al4a ante -ttre boat and
ptsAed on. fofS seeefafvm tntafes fAey
bis fhssagbts P1eses'tly welepts I'D.
as aol sysu4 qsi1SoN NeTDreviens3t 3tne OF
thettstat -
Des yoil sl %sifistxssft ~ Weitl3 De aHS Yise
posslpte sot ooSgoos9.oyef this
bafs Nithra : ne rec WING list 2 tafgll sea,
any Ia . dlSf sss se
gsssS Ssa ss't sssss On
''sSIAatssfesSN - = -, ~
= = =.
Iif1ushs
uiaii heed any gfeaL pehetfaiioh
10 DO tnat' was the fathsTI rude aiir
swer: Everybody IN Brent knewzhaI
JOS Dafttt s.at .poats Ss7tLs oNer slhe par thfe
hight-hoso, Hou only Knows. am
sure l cannot conceive.
s'And .yoh kaow ihesperils lsa betterthan
any other man, doubtless, Noicott re-
tnfnea,t thoegRtiaiiy@ , ssbaeA allowing
that the boat went over unln1ured, would
ilhave ihee'Fp possible iori p man % maze
S9heovef iilt a1lpebIoq 8oh thlpkH u
Hugh Morey stopped rowing, resting
lhe oars against MS knee, and looked up
qnestionlhgiy.
DO you think 1t possible, say n
leaning forward ana LOOKING eagerly in
ms lace. ~;
"Wtfat, said the old man slowly,
''that Walter Hargrave passed over here
in safety Z" " ~.
~ "Yes, do, you ~ eagerly. do bot
ask ont Of any idle curiosity, Heaven
knows"
"What makes .yOn think he did ?n
Hugh answered eVasiVeIy.
- cannot tell; but do think SO.
imags come 20 me SOMETIMES strangely;
zs LAC ~ Slsne ~ eisf
tnlnk yoai cap Ieit me. iaSas my slsttf
ever engaged to this Walter Hargraveg
or, rather, were there ever any love pas
sages between uaem But ysiiaw why
90 ASK you i E"o.o theFe was some
thing OF the kihd. WhaL WAS 4lt!I he
spoke almost pefehptofhy
"She loved MIN, Hugh answered.,
slowly.
,ssAess knew .shee!A ee!ts iianl1ll ial1llA z A1lsn % oi
eAci.e",ehl coming ,,ilo MS race h''t
whae3hoW an was a.,
Dla 'she te't you loOEhg at iifh
shafpiy from Under ms oVehfiahgi"S
pfoWs. rows, o.
ber right, h,,nd n,"ha va ma. snsnoctt :
She does not even dream fhaf IA. Rnf
+ tnour it-hnt NOT an How III Il 5.d,na
ohonts,,
ssWeII II meyer told anv one what /
knew about 10, a,ati 3 wsaId fsotsem i jul
know so,oething Of it, he said reiuctI
antly...l. = =.
600 on ~ he saiditnnatipntlV@ And
AS if impelled by some irresistible pow.
er, Hugh continned:.
81 tyoo ,,,t. vo,,,,, ,,o,, ,,h!,g,aao1 h!,ga1 +
hanasnn,a ,,o,nhtn - Gil al ,,,o',i % .
t,., y Tievs".. d.. p.as1 s 81, atg p,a ~
~ 10, az III Wa.lI' ~ La. I"a
smo m"' p te ~, ~, e.,,,it,, ' ne, a.
81 49, =, s..s o.s' i'.at a,H z','e
' ....' 80. 's -" ..a.'
lMo tso osnas' .''eqa w.. W.
sstN '... 't'lP.
was .ile e'uest' anu DIT t,iat Illie ano.t
W.. IL 80 .,d m -, as I" 'a.'nu
1.a..s,sdsssr :, Sx'',. i.so,s - s w
aannse,hesb "a eo' hi'oM aa1Watl hf
hliShL haves pala 'Sothe tiitIle aiteiiliois
dnn,t III, NE anythin :
sar;one nv If or that ha ava. womb havs
,,ta,.'.;.,d bar II xI.;a ,',stts, f'. y
b.,I not cr..nf into lis haart !!
lie paused shortly Ahothef- memo
ry wasSevidenfty busy IN ms heart-a
memory or anothei ffr Face iich the
reinorseless waves did not spare
| ana what then! Wol60tt said
alter a long siiehee-. Hei ioaked mp WITH
start.
Wen, not mucn that people knew;
but the nighE that w a'tef Hargrave and
Alicia Kent We're married eiIanced to
be over IN the village. lt was quite late.
l thiilk nearly midniSnt, Wheh started
EF IionlS:i my way layi w Whit you
know as nose CotIaSe tneh H was odii
Dare-iooking cneap frame hoiise, VIII
little attractive ABOUT lI, save The yonng
hopefiii. 1eNe That 'haa saa'ietjts nome
|
because Waitef would persist III marry
ing poor, ui.ehoWh 'gifi' thohsh tte
hefitsA Vet.,sa,iiigi at hofheshul
you eouiun make ulhl. peilave IT, wen
this was the Dest place Mf. wafer eeuit
etto tahe ms sweet yotilis ettie 10, az any
1 reihehloeL ~ HhlllS1as cauue aow
tnf street IiatI woi'fa pe para. eNl'
hin' Will her III " " p,,...-..I z.EI..
.;''1 had got nearly oppositezthe IIous,
when--it was clod,ly,,. still night;
woman crept caationsl y Oilnd the, cor
nerOf the house, stopping,sas she pass
ed the windows, and entered a iittl
shed--there was no stable then--W here
shes remained very quiet some R,inutes
concealed myself BY Nihg down ffa
on the ground, under the shadow of eh,
garden fence. And yet mp to that mo
ment. / had not the leas6 idea of Wha
she was there for. But knew 500
eno4lg gli-; for pretty va uieiS a ~JiHyAbitl
flame shotw upz fren the saarks epssIc
where She stood, and hastily gatliesin n
her shawl about her, she ran swift
down past the spot where lay conceal
ed, her dress brushing against my han
as she passed me. 1t was, as | said
dark alrd cloatd W and I1nighA not hav
known her if she had not spoken in