Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28


take on the part of this good guardian
ofpubiic peace
Leaning on the arm of the stranger,
the girl walked on. ......., y..I
"Donot fear, mademoiselle, whis-
pered the young man, placing a purse
in the hand that lay upon his. | Will
accompany you until we are out of
sight Of this Cerberus. - nI Fl.
"Why! | remember the girl" ex-
claimed de la Tour.
< And also know the man p
~ do; it was no other than myself"
"True. AS we passed under one Of
the street lamps | saw your face, and
its eveIy feature became impressed up
on my mind You had saved my life
perhaps even my hOnor-and | had
reason to remember you"
''To remember me"
'Indeed, yes. You little thought that
woman to whom you gave aims and
protection would become lady Melville,
and was your future wife"
"This does indeed seem like q
dream" said de la Tour
"To you; but to me it is a reality"
"And vou-so beautiful, so truly
lovely, begged in the open street,"
u0noo ond onca onlv
sT d;d nor 500 vo,7r face .aa'
uNo fo, = woe covered NV q beavv
VOL r., tho follow;nc day-one IN
e. 81 Not T rocrord 90 amonc tho ham
n;os+ - Nv, i;fo~-an old ladT in whom
7 Lod - fart,,natolv insn;red condolences
ao ni' son ,o1 ' ;ntarost enoaond mo as her
sann , NJ y rotnrnnd From
~ sor,,;ooT w. o. no,,,od 7 was raised
to tho nosition of comnanion and con
fdential friend. One dav [ was pre-
oontod RI q friend of NV natrOness-
Tnrd Molr;lla .Ha was, q man of about
siytv tail thin hit of ,dienified bear
mo .......-.
2.ATad said to me. I
know your history. = will YOU marry
mo 81 :" u'5,A@ 20
"ATarrv Won ." T questioned with
mnch srrnrise .s.r
"sYes bava an immense estate
which 7 do not wish NV nnnhew 70 in.
berit Nv haa1th i indelicate and nv
life lonely ri can credit all 7 have
boon told Won are Good and nure. VIII
v vo haTa5v Molv;iie9, - -
.I loved Won Frederick who knew
,,ot sc U NV o yE W 1oyed Won al
thonob / had seen Won bnt once 7
ao,,Ii not foroet and there was some
tbino y, NV heart and sonl that told me
wa wa Io,,ld ,neet anain that orr lives
, wo nIt r,,, IN tho soifsama current.
how, r l-now NOT and vetI felt sure
WIZ Whon T looLod 81 lord Nalvilla and
saw W. 40 posoints eynression Of, his
faoo foarod that no wished to NAV
Wv r"'o 10 S;n,rlv TO- csrrv ont his 70
,: ~ 10y ''''' ~ WV
'n His norsussions vere redoub led 7
l,,ou, \ i vosrs wore MANY and that NV
fort,,no would no oreat thouoht Of
10. .oi ,oa bo, r oo,11d honof;t va, dia
b IU' , ,'l,S o woaltb and + ienoth I
o;' a1c; fNa ro,,co,+ T booano Iodv Mol
~ nle ,;
:" How str,noo # all seemsu reolied
do - Tom -.
oV ~ dear love AZ Won have said. like
,o,>,. t;,, t,lo roo,. f,;ond1oSS or
5 nha1 ' hacan ,',' tho boir of ono Of Emo
tpanJ's, riohnst , oo y " 0 -
'''l mHannv T,ord .NIe7villern exclaimed
Frodor;c ;" bn nod tho mower to enrich
Won ~ - -. i. =.
"He was han ~. "renlied Madame de
Ia Tour land never w, regretted his choice
Ho Enow th.t T had soen Won before orr
n,ar-;aoen ..-0..~ IL.
''' You told himg, @ VI
eyes, all. 1t was not until after our
marriage, Frederic, that l again saw
YOU, and although we soon learned to
read each others hearts, our lips were
silent. Lord Melville was wealthy be-
You'd my widest expectations. He could
not spend his income, ana WI Win that
wisdom peculiar to hlm . ne realized VIZ that
while the difference IN our ages render
ed love impossible, gratitude would at
tach me to him. Three months alter
our marriage Lord Melville: died leav,
ing me all he possessed, and | resolved
never to marry again, unless could .e ss,
Ipouse the one man who had always held
my heart. -, --.9<. sw -g.,s Il yrya5
"And you won the love OF that
lia q ,s,1.4 -