The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-28

hear you talk"
Harry arose promptly, laughing.
"All right, Phi call again when you are
in a better humOr, Ray. Mrs. Santelle,
YOU promised 60 snow me your pelargo-
uiums, l tninEF
The conservatory door had barely |
closed on their heels when LiviRgston's
levily vanished.
"Mrs. Santelle, Ray is much sicker |
man.t than you have any idea of Can't |
you see the terrible sLato of irritation |
ne has come tor Crossness and Ray |
mOnd are not possible, as you know, and |
if you will take my adyice and send Tor |
doctor you may save him sickness, |
perhaps his Ire. Send for DR.. Tremaine
or DR.. Winter, and tell Whichever one
takes the case what you and l have so
often imagrned-that Ray has some
trouble ON his mind"
Little Mrs. Santeile was in a condi- |
tion Of almost helpless alarm after Mr..
Livingston had gone.
1t had never occurred to her that Ray
was threatened with anything worse
than an influenza, and Harry Livingston
was actually limiting at the brain
trouble!
She flew back 70 Rays dainty little
sitting -room-Lhings had changed 30
with Bay since he had come in for five
thousand ayear-determiued to tell ham
a doctor must be sent for TO ask him
who he wanted.
She went in, in nervous alarm, to
find aim lying, white and still, on the
lounge.
Iu the panic that emergencies always
are sure to create in nervous, loving
psople, Mrs. Santeile breathlessly or
dered her one seryanl-mald tor her ply
sioian.
"Run-run to DR.. Winters, Annie, as
fast as you can, and tell MIN Mr.. Santelle
is DIVING. If ne's not III, go for Tremaine
y body-only some one must
come at oncel Hurry, AnAiep
Aad faithful, jealous Annie tore
wildly round 70 hnd DR.. Winter out, DR..
Tremains out, and DR.. Hoar out.
"N hat be gem TO do about it, aud
him Iayin' as white as the piller, and
the m,ssus crazy? l don't know.
M&am, can you teii nae where there'1 be-
another doctoIT
1t was sweet, thoughtful face Annie
mad seen, and stopped to question the
owner Ola daihthy dressed lady, with
| the da kest, saduest eyes Annie had
ever seen.
| She SIN led brightly.
s.Can l be Of any use? Ii you are In
| search OF physician, and can ind nOue
you are looking Tor, you can take me; 1
know something OF medicine"
| Annie's eyes we're sigut to behold.
| Always big, greenish blue, and bulg-
ing, they grew bigger, more greenlsn
blue, and more buigtng.
"YOu, missl The likes Of you be able
10 cure him."
Tue lady had stepped into her phaeton
beside spruee-leoking boy.
"Snall 4 go, OF HetT'
Annie gave her despairlng look.
t'lPs man sick, miss-yeu'd not
care, nor be atraid-up at Byzantine
place"
A silyery laugh from the charming
little rosebud mouth as she gave the boy
the slantine place.
"Neither AFRAID nor ashamed. I'll see
what l can do for your MASTER.
She nodded PLEASANTLY, and the ponies
and phaeton dashed OFT.
And 80 it was ordered by the powers
that be that when this charming, b eau.
tiful lady saw Raymond Santelie ravinl
lin dellrium, AMI made such q common
sense diagnosis or The case, and gave
such practical advice 20 be folio wed till
Mrs. Santelle's physician should arrive
to take charge, in glow of enthusiasm n
Mrs. Santelle begged her to call and see
the sick man occasionally.
With very unwarranted, uncalled. .fol
! bushes the lady az eed 10 do so, ane
as day after day the phaeton-"Ide" sh,
, SAID she was-sto0d for an hour a
, the door OF No. - Byzantine place
D Mrs. santelle sad sue were fgAt
ing a hand-to-hand fight with Azraei feI
Q Raymoud's sake, until one day Aun
!. Amy caught the girl in her arms anC
b kissed her ardentiy.
g ..ro tniak you have saved, unde
5 Gods goodnessl Miss Ide, can l eve
tnank YOU enough? 1t you only kae,
/ how l love yeu-aAa so will my TO
3 when he knows hsw much he owes you.
8 Consciousness had returned TO tn
l. sick man, and Amy had told him, a
=, soon as she dared, 0flde-Asr sweet te,
ter skill, her devotion, her brave, relen
"a less war with his lllness, her patienc
70 her pity, until Raymond, with a sml
ON his pale, handsome faos, asked WI
:, 1de mad not been TO see him since hI
l. convaleseenee.
,e Amy told him Ide had assured her ths
k her presenee mlgAG disturb the patier
e a. first, but thai sne would see MN b,
Is fore long.
/: After the first rally Raymond went {
% toward health apd strength with rnpi
/. sLrldes, until even lds, with CLOWN
,e cheeks and strangely Lighted eyes, d
:" cla, ed her iAteHtien OF seeing hlm agar
* and Que lovely Afternoon. MRS. SanteL
~ showed her into the dainty inyaN
er chamber, little thinking tho acosmpIis
v, ment OF an nnwrItlon romance had o0m
y, little thinking
+. Well, Raymond reached GUS his han
and the girl look 1t, with a strange sh
7, ness very unusual IN her ordinary ma
IL ner.
it 81 am glad to see you looking bette
lie Mr.. SanLelle."
oI ida! Miss VeldJ Is it possible? Oh c
d. it be truef Miss VeldG, do you know
i" my de lirIum l cons .antly thought y
were villa me2 And you were--y'
IN werep
10 She smiled, then frowned demurel
~, win her pretty fnyers on his wrist.
ep VI can not permit you TO become G
81 cited, Mr.. Santelle. Yes, L, Ida Veil
w VINO abbreviated my name on the il
~ pulse Of the moment, when l saw "
~, inv patient WAS, because /"
a. HIS lace was ausAiHg up with perfe
,m joy.
~ "Beesuse what, Miss VeldtW
ny She blushed like a wild rose.
Soa There was a.pleading look in her ey
As as she looked iutO his. He closed bt
Of his hands over one of hers.
.. sand 1, as your lover, forbid you
~ refuse to answer any question i al