The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-06

| 4lHHcc aCtudtlt uE-FiNS Iile very morse he
he had stopped. Yet even taat though:
came second to the woajrous gantIeuass
there had been in his lifting Of tae little
boy. The urchin hal accepted this fate
in dumb. unqnestion:ng way. She wrap
ped him Wei ii. tie robe, never glancing at
this cool quiet gentleman. Dandy fairly
Aew. The rice was "a silent one. When
be had drawn rein before her home he
carried the urclin up into the yostiJClg
leaving her to follow. When there he
stood him On his little frozen, bare fee,
AM suddenly flc!ng tbs girl, took one of
her hands IN one Of his, aal looking down
into her startled, wondering eyes, said,
'Iia-er Southey another word, AMI
was g)ne. She Led the child into tile house
Ter eyes brilliant, her checks vivid, her
lips trembling. IA that mJmsnt she knew
!, tiat she hal mt. her master, AM that She
losel Alm-= ssasa
The next Grazing she went to the
Rink again. party called fer
her in a large three seated sleigh. lie
Was one Of ths hummer. she hal hardly
taken her seat before thcy began 10 c at
her abo4t her 0 4 protegj, having beard the
s;)ry from Della Howe. Her quiet, indie
pendent retyrts soon ssleacci them. ~ Lat
was she going to 10 with him." keep
him, WHO 4lj he le!ong to- No
body 'Iiow did she know?' She male
the lawful inquiries. When they reached
the Rlak, Bort k.emD cody SWING her
skates over his shoulder, WITHOUT even 50
mach as "By your leave, and gave he- lis
arm; then aftsrwarl bucLlcd her ska:cs on
in that same way as if it was bis right.
There was dash Of color in Ter checks
anl, witAor: thanking him, she started
u il her fearless, graceful way.
The night was bitterly coll; there were
Very few Oh the Rink, save their pariY,
.,c was some DIST. nee from tI.m all, when
turning, She found that he was giving her
:4ase. She Increased her speed; her foot
struck some Sight rr lection in the lee
she fell, and suddenly a. the world was
Il blank l, was but Tor an instant. TLeu
Size Game BACK mo -o"7e'o''sI' - Wiz" '"e
al'~''5' .'eI.''I t""1 '''''' '""i' "''..'''--'
whose 'o''e'' sac MAJ never zee" "1'e 70
1'''s' '."'I' ''e' 'S'''-'1'-''''' ''''.' 80 '''
'i'S' '''1 oe'o''C !'"Ss''e' VIA '''e "'i-
comfortable '.'c' 81. '!l"t we're ,o"'' '','I
had the power to prinS her o"eA - NE
Nh' was !" i''fo NIe"'' arms UNI 's'
"'.''7' were gather. "N""' IL '-''.l H.
''eF'' y 70 an '''' '"' sui :.
'''c'' '''i S'''.' - -; " - ''o''-''
.'aa''.''7' a sl1o'' ~ 0''s nus 40 P'.'
'7 1I'-l'' go" 80 -'"
.''' ana III. !. ma. ny. '0'',' '''9' ''-'
0't sue 49, ''p"-''"''y' '''''s "''' ''''-
tAi"S The matter ana S"e was So"'3 70 s~'''e
NJ. h'emi'' II. MS Aa''' way D'.'S oi'7 "a '''
'"Hte' lahe vi l.r sh"'.9' l',s's''' &C was
useless v h-ie II was oe'"@ zone ne 70 =
Oh MS. linen A-'gI''a ls' u "'i'V' ne -
most carried her from the Rink
The others were beginning to take Of
their skates. and insisted on breaking Up
the party. lie left them urging it, placed
her in the sleigh, gave the driver his direc-
tons, and sprong to her side. When they
raacbcAbcir destination, he ordered the
a., boc,, 70 Tho D;nk in m bo,-.
,a,,.born an tho s.ons and wont, IN with
lar ,Eo,.h onito p,1eksd Ta avon cody
...rnrol i, +to b.u to Inv ofb;s over,aa
ar5 FAR can When he entered the draw
inr-roo,n. She was seated in an easy chair
her cheaks A brilliant rel.
air was entirely unnecessary, am =.
VOL ~ over =, She said i,pnait;e,tIv lie
maid no attention ia her remark but drew
= chair directly bef,rc her. ard took both
bar hands r. his She had dravn off her
rloyes. and tossed them in a chair near BY.
TIE strange feeling about the sweep of
bhat mus.ache took sud len possession of her.