The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

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Hen J! III 4 might have .thopght ,ota R.apk
Neville leg but thia /. .iser,'''. ,,< 90 s.. ~
Shs BIZ; hsEa Ap, bntc meyer. aps4ssea
h'nt' tysls She lllhha Aialhed b bad pot aid (th..
about Crank, eod ebe dide's Ike, the
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NE = R Rist befofe as her s.S{I's .s{'s sd Ie,t
thha.toeblloe 'hatt1lee q beg hee'art for Ftsnki z
ers care '.'@s'' '*>''".: E'''' 81
But whet use to ..k,, j, now that il was )
TOO late! And, that i. was too late. no
ono knew better than herself for to
her, having once decided publicly, IS
it we're, change would have been i'm.
possible.
And on her Wedding. day she wss 70
Sir, Hugh . radiant prineess, far away
above him, Atooping to crown him With
the blessing Of her ,love. Any ono who
had seen him that day might have
doubted about its being altogether, or
even very much for his daughters sake
that he took this step. -
| II: have reason 70 30 grateful" he
said to his new i. ;brother-in.l.v, when
tho speeohifyinR vas over, and the
bride Was going away to change he.
dress. ..:., -. @.. -.
c!Ge~ge Neville looked. At her and
NODDED ,:t'!. &c ~! s,:7ea:. i ;.
! '@fShes seed giFl enough, o. little
sslf:villsd, perhaps 1; but then ihe has
always had h.t;oxq x.y:"' ri: 80 ...: Il
"HAad will have i. still, !, I,hops," ..id
sI Hugh. .*Ifl don't qks;hsr hap.
pJ, I shall deserve: 70 b , misersbls
man ..n my its."' s.s = s...,,....,s, &, -
Fs>r1u, ,yes.s!to eQme s.he: recalled the
sPessh,s.pd venasgsd3 5vhstler some
sts.nss piagivise had ne,sd him =. %
ERttsf IT, eds 10 x~j#slss SIT u ::sz;,s
Just then eFrsuk Neville, uas :saylng
to Evelyn; ..So you did not think ,ne
worth any snsver!" =: -. :,
She was passing through the throne
Ftova.ds tho door, and .she never -fal.
tered !or raised her bead. No one knew
that tho words fell upon her With .
sudden chill, like oold hand graspine
her heart. She had seen her cousin
famongst the guests, aud knew that te
Was looking miserably i'll, but she had
been too much occupied TO think about
tthat.
+ "What do you mean, Frank 2"
20, not much. Valentines don't re,
quire answers in general way; but
think you might have given me q few
words last February. However, you'll
keep secret. No one knows it but you
lnn1ees it Is yeur husband. WHAT. th,
mstteri Evelyul You look as if 70,
didn't understand" ,,~
II doa'.!"!~ 80 =. =. '.,'
"Yoa must h.y. had it. 4 ii, ,m,isaseti I
tbe post over night, and gave il !.
Rainham, there, as l knew he xoulf
see you the next day."
'To-m'y husband p
eyes; I'll ask him"
I "Frank," she said, With 4 heav,
hand on his arm, "forget i'll this
Never speak of it-tor my sake."
He looked At her with perplexet
expression of inquiry, but he saw tha
she was white and hurried, and gave u,
the point.
"Well, We have always been friends
have we not? would ask you yet 70
your good wishes, d you have mine
but the doctors say there's something
aniss here" touching his chest "sni
I may not leve to-ne,er mind! Coz
bless you, Evelyn r
II. IT'S MARK on THE YEARS TO COME
i Sir Hugh brought his wife home
and bis hair wis not gray, neither h.'
aoy premature wrinkles marked hi
face: To his servants there appeared
no eh.oge 10 him, either for better o
: for worse. H. vss just thie ,.m
grave, silent, rather deliberate. 'm.ste
they remembered. They did think
indeed, that he w.ss dreadfullj tolit. t.
his i'd ,; Ipt' 'perhips: ithAt W = prooppe
F-before servants. F'' 'T25' ;;
~ Sig Hugh, : t.tioe E,.l,a 70 Ii
fdtawing:rooms, which 10 lad eaused t
'te altered aud frightened for hs1
! turned aud said 70 her,, "weloonni'i
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