The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-02-05

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s"1ndssd, indeed, you ore a,i.t.t-o."
H'"oh'la@I an 80 tired, = ssho orisd
again. a"Les NE ~ to bed. 4 =. 4 : can't
a'ess to.skhtt L. an ~ ,drssdtully
tired" III yd ,sais:eaoar4 =. fs<.,ssa:,4ss 80
This wss her way of sstsiss ,eyerns
difficulty, snd- d-vhatsosld I DOLL could
not stop her ffon gdogt Bed II could
not turo, her eet ets, ets n, house, Invent
70 The door Of the west room 9TH; be-,
moro embarrassed and uncomfortable
than could abe ;ds.esibed.s She turped
round and waved her b.pd 70 ne y she
shut. the door. The light Of the e.,dls
which she held, shoue upon her pale,
beautiful face. She had j my shawl still
round her. !, toy, bad candle in NY
hand, and as'I a.tr.yed back through
the long passage I an sure. I looked
like = ghost. Bewilde!ment Va. in my
: sou!: [ Had 1, taken burden on. my
shoulder M fog lite M 4 -. y. never. new 70 ;,
free again : never, alone, As | used :, to
BET It bad .'l only lasted one sd.,yz: .bo;
there seemed med 40 eJns's'o reason ~hy it should
ever come to 90 end. !, ..nz:y .s....:,.
Then vent back and sat over the
61e' in the .d1!rrAw.liing.room, y till il died
AVA, into white ashes, trying to deeid.
n'. nvh.t l . .shoald do. To 9. ns.lt s"me
body VAS aet eoanse ny thoagh.; bu,
who could ! eopsultl There .w.s. not
oce creature: on the. Green who would;
not blame mea Who would ;no. be shock !!
ed a ~ foeG,hoe.s. I did not, gd.,r
even 70 confess il TO- Lady sDs.sil. Il
must keep her concealed t,lls + eeoald
uessqsds her To- go,yawsy. And ato
ssbiak ees sbould tAve been dissppoiat.
3D. that saesody camel s,Gyod ,be,y.p. {!
il apybody did come and ~ herr vb.s
saeela Idol: Looming up: before uy
imagination, in spite; Of AZ ~ resist!
sanee to it: came, : picture Of possible
,istervis. With Mr.. Rsinhardt: y /,
drove, me, half Wild With fear TO- think
!saeh . thing, and yet I. .f.ls as :oae
some,iwee does, that ont Of mere terror
1 should be driven to do it, if 1 could
not persuade her to 60 away. That
ss4s my only hope, and I felt already
what terloro q. hope b i was. *, i, c., 4.
And thus en' another 'o|l D.. day passed, and
n another hight. She was quite vell.be.
,haved, and sometimes her beauty over.
,'!hs4 ,v'hsl4med NE % th.t lielt !; could do
anything !. for her, .nd sometimes her
strange e.lmoess and mattet-of: :oourse
WV II t'k'pk everything dlled mo with
imitation. She o.,er Looked or spoke
A.: q i I. she were Obliged 70 mo. neither
d.d she b eyer Nse imply, sby: anything sh.
|lsasia a y ! dig, ,, that she meant to 20 evsy.
iEyF ish. would .e1 @t.od f., loos, time p ! by The
y .vy'qRd1o!. ID .. ,e..aios .as At ,he 7E..tC Go,t.gs;
ahss AysR etepped, ont, into the .sstaeb
tgR'ropsgh: the ) e dFavipg;tS window, and
yeP'' e''!'s!.o end .tood It tho s.te, IovtinY ont,
tlhssrxh' beg called her. = bs,ett, b, .nd t,enb:
ling lest sbs 9 should ''e be seen l.na l.na, 4, Of
.. course. she was seen); but ths ans.er
~ : e've % me "heo I objected put: !.
IstoP t. tttv' the eo~- --n-ev.
!, = You are afraid to let peop,e. {: - -.
me-" she e.id ; "but l .don't mind.
There, is nothing to be ashamed If 10
looking at Reinbardt's house. II any
one calls, it is quite tho same to me.
Indeed, II would rather be seen than
otherwise 1 think it is right that pso-
pie should see me-"
To this I made no answer, for my
heart was gro~inging f.int, And theo
she turned, and seized MY Arm-it wa.
In the garden. =: '7
"Ob !''' she said, s'listean to me.
When are you going to see him ;? Ate
yol going to-day ?''
>. As she spoke the sound Of footsteps
quite close to US made me .t.,t: ] b. ID
ms back to the gate, snd she VA
standing close to The verlndsh, Is th,t
she a.v VINO v.e coming though I ooul ID
not She dropped my .rm T iiins,.ut!y ;
shs subdued her voic. ; she put on /.
smile and then ,he h.lf::tu,o.d,c Ind
began to gather som; roseb'uds from IL.
great monthly rose, With ths' ii. 81 %.
vho is Whiting . b called forward,
"Oh, Ms: Mussatsve I sxe have fobnd
yoa i l.s.," said voice IN ny 1..r,
.od, turning: II, round, 81 il. s3ot.s-
:Llot.ie, and Laaeyy. IS ! .l>d choir brother
,Everald, .hori ~ tcehind, follow.
ing them on 70 tho lawn.
"At last p I said. S'~|-
.'> "Yes. snd'I think 10 lave e very
good right TO complain: Why you
have shut yourself up for two whole
days. The Gteen1is' In =. commotio.u
about Ill" said Lostis, Is che kissed mo;
and she threw . quick gIaoee 1t the
stranger, whom she did not know" and
asked me, "W'bs is' that ?" with ! her
eyes. ),
"And somebody said you: had visi.
tors, ,nd'we would not believe it"
Lucy began. opensmeuthed. -..~~. -.
"And 80 she hss-ons visitor at
least" eaid ny guest, turning; round,
With her hand full of roses. Theo .he
stopped short, and !. look,, which aw.s
h.If ai,rm, orept over her face. ! Ever:
.rd' Stoke ~.s coming up" behiod:
' "Ho~ do you do, Mn. Mnsstsvs, r.