Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-01

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i II base < different theory. ~ dear;
!. crosked Mrs. Pepnevell. The spd vii
: prose Who is correct. -
II So they at once went 10 look Tor Eos
fisee. He had lsft The hoase visls q
; widow. H
> i Where eouA be hsvc es~elr lGS In
lglesby tinidly ssegsssed ~ pessh-oreh
'fsrd. They vent noiseIessly ths0uush ii,
J garden in that direction sd. % ap
preceding. heard voices. - -
L. Zse. tSets they sss-Enseses Fast
i Nm R1shsca together. The esves-3rsp.
tpen listened. - {. -
| but I adore you = said Enssace.
'Nsy. nay. this is idle.' rejoinei the
lady. simperiog.' ,sr.-
oh. can yor doubt me sfter all my
pro,essaiions. and the thousand proofs oI
my affccrionr
But I know your reputation. You arc
deceiver BY profession. aud played 9TH
ers falsc!' ,a-- 9, 80
Then cried Eustace. falling on one
knee and seising her hand. hear me swear
by all that in true
Mrs. Inglrsby screamed. and rushed
into view. and the others followed
Mr.. Inglesby Immediately sprapg "a
his feet. and began capering about in the
most extraordinary manner.
'Ha! Mad. you see.' said the doctor
,-'mad. undoubtedly =
Mrs Rushton laughed. and Mrs. Pen.
newell shook her head. At length Mr..
-inglesby. upon a sudden. dashed through
the trees, leaving the iutrudcrs al! trans
! fixed
Tha, evening Mrs. Iuglcsby received
two hints Of advice.
.Madsm.' said the doctor, .whatever
you do. don't mcAtiou the matter of this
afternoon 10 your husband. aud don't cx-
cite him in any way. II he has another
Ct. secure him .-.
Mrs. Pennewcll said: s
My dear, your husband is making !ove
to Mrs. Rusht"n. that is plaiu. Search
his packets when he is asleep ..-
Poor Mrs. Iuglesby didn't know whose
advice TO follow, so she concluded, in her
distress, TO follow that Of both Of her friends.
The consequence was. when Mr.. lngles-
by showed himself later in the evening,
he was received us if nothing out of the
ordinary way had happened.
.G,,, k.c Skr crlin..,.- 4 =
wife had possessed herself Of the following
interesting le.ter-abstracted from his
pocket while asleep :s-. ~. ....s.,--,.
This suspense, my darling. ] cannot
longer bear. All is prepared for our
fight together. and let Us lose no more
time. but go to-right Suspicion is al
ready aroused further delay were mad
ness. will be With you at uine.'
So. an elopcmeus Mrs. Pennewell
was right, after all. Oh. what could Re
done to prevent it! A thought! She
would confer with Doctor Pro,herwood.
h. Doctor. will tell you all ! she cried
bursting into tears. and leaning upon his
shoulder.
There. then.' he said. Don't distress
yourself any further. Tell me what the
trouble is. and let Us see what's to be
duue'
And so she gave him the details in
, iall.
Tie intends to elcpe, eb r mut'ered
the old gentleman. biting bis freanser,
.houshfully. Let him GO. l say
No. 10; not for worlds-millious OF
worlds T r ~
But how will you prevent him from,
clipping IL he wishes to do so' Il can't
be prevented
| Yes. there must be some means.
shall be satisfied ta try even force itself
Force? Um! Let me consider
| 'D". dear DOCTOR
Il have it. I have told you that think
he is mad Very we'll 1 will pest two
men in the grounds of this cottage -
At eight O'Clock try to de,ain your hu>,
baud by all the Establishments wife car
employ II they fail. and he persists il
going out. lock him into his room, and
come to see me
Eish, o'clock Pm Mr. lng.e,by laii
b, bis smoking govt, and yawuci light
ly
Ms dear, think I'll go ou, for i
walk
Yes. Eastsce.' she replied concealing :
her Be,vo,i>ness. and take me
| Mr. Inslc>by "a, down again
M. NY dear; | don't think I'll take =
walk be said
He lit cigar. Some minutes passed
tie rose once more.
By Jove! I've 20, an appointment -
It's after the time already Where's m,
coat sai hat 7
She caugh. his arm.
Yes. aud IL is too late. Send an apGl
lsgy so-morrow
| Nonsense My friend-h'm-Brcw,
would never forgive me. You don't know
what punciusi creature he is-ia fac,
he's rather monomaniac on the sutjec
Of punc,us!ity
Well, Ea>tace. let him understand tha
you are not. Indeed / dos't wisa yo,
to 60 ont. want you to spend the even
ing with NE
/ Bar ifs impo<s;ble. lore.
IL Is quite possible. aud I yin be th
syrsns Cor once. Easssee, you shall No
90 cut llt0@& SIffl,ss r
.why. TIA only eoine--s
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