, 1874-10-31

1taka,hly taas,ny as y Ind seemed to be Ia o..
NGillo carmichael. I fot my pulse; Ii was
la..or ,aa q,llek and ras somewhat oxcited, but
Either Miss Nollic Carmichael wne tlo double OF
Anaib. or Anass Ind taken to tho atago and WIS
Az. very charming and successful actroas, undar
Hero tho drcndful thought came tn mn Hava
brought buck tllia do]uAlon By conyorsinp, "a
did ycHtoEdAys an hour with crazy mar Hnd
ny elal'a neoomo 90 fraught with mania that Il
Nn s fa9 1oie tso 81 eontagon to sct Kong1
itg way, from that which accompanying INSANITY,
went to tho box-otllco Of thc ti,cn,
tro, md inquired 70! Miss Carmichael. Chs WA
,ntaynE, .i, faG G,llGal sad ut ANAL boarding
In 4 fow mon.anta Ind reachel tho houso, IN.
carl "f ~
4 vory gooa-looking young woman, With thu.
Which havo noticed often in women Who ioyote
themselves to nrt as buRincaB, entornd tho Tnnn
and bowed to me. Miss Carmichael" said
"Excuso me-" saidr. nYon aro mt lin n,,.s
Son vile played Ammo rago last ovening''
"Am ?" said she laughing, $50 eysrv
ono aayR Ut frat sight. You rec, play Ii il
69iionda, and that always disgliaes ono 80. How
uiu you liko it, alow me to ask? lily rendering
OF r # has boon much admired"
blinRly.
co1ops W. doossvsd, or did Hiss Carmichael
~ she laughed, however, and said, "Anaia p"
certainly not; my nauno Ia No1lio." =
afaclous poworal was mad2 On ono sub
Ieos "aa sane enough. I had a responsibility
soy ~ n.y Patto1it' and OIL TINT subject musl bo
So. zane. could write long chapter on tho dual
H., 3ty Of tho mind. from my experiences Of thas
"nlias Carmichael" Enid I, "excuse tb,e b. b.,
ivo SIsa nnoia h;.an a ~ 8easeh Of friend Of ino
oTn 1. wits, WHICH l,nvo unfortunately ioaortod ma
o. ,ato; nn II hAso appeared strangely to yo
What did I l,oar7 A rustic, step, another
presence in tho room, mud Anuis stood before
Inc. ~ eS0
anothor 'A' A00Dt 'A1o
"Ana.s,"' said I. solon,n1y, "if this bo you,1
como md throw your arms around nv neck. and
pronAo to marry mo. II you aro q nianrnhIo
de!uaon, depart Us you have Gomez
Ihoao very round, warm, and rather vigorous
nrma wcro not dolusionH.
Az, dear Doctor Sam, p" aaia Anais with tho
diorehls over tho j. why did you ioaoSt ma in
not find mo out at st. LouiB?"
T., Then followed tho long story Of my 1oluaions.
before I had often mistaken tho shadow for th4
| substance.
And why did ron run away, Anala?"
"Bocauso saw you wero fnlling in lovo with
mo. aud did not think ponniloss girl and 3
alck doctor would mako q worry good match"
But Why this rctfeas to tue stage?"
-" I havo to thank Mrs. Crowdor for tho i1oa.
She u III old aotross, tho famous Btar actroaa
bliss s., whom you havo heard Of. Il waa
absolutely necessary for mo to male money, and
! for tho stage knew Lad talont. Mrs. Crowdc1
aont mo to tho Carmichaela. old frionds OF here.
| Inoy have been my teachers, protectors. sud
! friondB, aud Molly Carmichael Inns kindly con-
scented sented to Personato mo OF tho atago. that !
life, which would havo 6cou intoiorablo to tome no. !;
could no. boar the broken sound Of yous
voice. Doctor sam, and SO hnve revealed my4
Belf II you will tako vito who Is an actrosn,
and has got to work for several years yot for Al,
invalid sister and somo young children, horo aho
is at your deposition, AZ tho SpaniAh any,"
30 now know why Mrs. Crowder had walked
over corridors with such grand stop. I had
homo to picls with her for several lttlo docop-
tions, hut accepted nil with Anais. Sho uover
fees from mo now. She ncvor changes into any,
body olBo. Wo havo had to work. and work hard,
but we have beon together, and TINT IL to say
that we have boon happy. NJ. e. ". s,