The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-04-24


| know you're right, of course, bat I'd
rather not talk about ii, aud, on the whole,
since Ellinor is out, don't mind if ! do
60 down to Hull with you. There's moth
ing doing here, and--Yes, I'll go.
And as the pretty yacht bounded over
the crisp waves, and the merry bachelor
party sang, and laughed and jested about
him, Reginald Pemberton was thinking
$50 they set the time forward an hour,
TO make sure that should not interfere,
and |, tool that am, was hurrying home
for reconciliation at almost any price |!
oh, Nelly, Nelly what have you done ?"
But he was wrong, for Ellinor had no
idea Of hastening her drive, and it was BY
pure accident that Mrs. Emery, conclud-
ing not to pay distant visit, had come
for her young friend at four instead Of
FIVE, and Mr.. Brisbane had encountered
the carriage apparently quite by accident,
at some distance from the Pemberton cot
tage.
But no painful duty of Ellinor's life
had ever caused her half the discomfort
of this so fiercely contested pleasure ex-
cursiou and glad was she when, at few
minutes before seven, she was set down at
her own gate, and said goodnight to her
companions, with the full determination
to never voluntarily place herself in their
company again.
Is Mr.. Pemberton home yet?" was
her first inquiry, as the neat seryant-maid
opened the door.
No, ma'am; not yet But tea is all
ready"
We will wait until he comes" replied
the young mistress, YEARLY; for heavy
sense Of trouble was upon her, aud every
moment seemed separate pain, until she
could fall upon her husbands breast and,
with contrite tears, confess her fault and
~, eo,n;,.no..
pn.e;,,, o,.,..L ...o an1,Lo..
served and carried, untasted, away; and
the wrctched night wore on to gray morn
inr and at eirht o'clock araip came n
pale. scared.lookinr old friend of the or
nb,n.w;fe n toll her how Reg;nald Ind
cone down the barbor the previous after.
noon and how some friends of Mr. Harlow
alarmed Mt the nor. return az the Yacht
and kuowirc its un6,ness 10 meet the
thupder.souall coming with the sunset had
gone down to look for il. and came upon
i aoa,;n, leelnnward and not a. soul on
or about Il
And that was all
oh the agony the crushing cruel agonv
of that day 10 the poor Young wife whose
only intervals Of rest were the br;ef no,;.
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