Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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"Oh, Frank" exclaimed Annie,
clasping her hands. what have you
done?"
Done! why, who says il was 1 ?"
" Not you!' said Charley. "Did
you not say you rode out yesterday
evening on a white horse ?"
81 did"
did you not say you entered
Ford's park by the gate near the
house ?"
II certainly, said so."
"Well, if you entered by that
gate at dusk, you must have also
made your exit by it, for all the
others are locked after sunset in.
variably."
Yes," added Annie, "and you
evidently did go near Trelawney' 8
house, by your confusion when asked
about it. I believe that there is
more in this escapade than appears
op the surface"
Why, you surely don't doubt
me?"
II don't go quite so far as that,
but the whole affair is an excessive
ly strange one. When asked where
you were yesterday evening, I re-
member you hesitated, as though
trying to do violence to your truth
full principles. (this was rather too
bad), "and though you did speak
the truth, you did it reluctantly"
At this moment the servant ush-
cred in a Mr.. Morton, a lawyer of
the town with whom I was &C.
quainted. I saluted him, and won
dered what could have brought him
away from his business at such an
unusual hour. I did not long re-
main in ignorance.
While I congratulate you, Mr..
Charlton, upon the reputation you
have so suddenly acquired as an
equestrian, my pleasure in doing so
is somewhat lessened by being en-
gagged by Mr.. Trelawney to claim on
his behalf considerable sum of
money as compensation for the dam
age you, in your rather eccentric
course, did last night to his flower
garden"
"But-" interrupted I.
Listen to the end. if you please,
said the long-winded old lawyer.
While my client is, on this hand,
determined to have recourse to the
utmost rigor of the law to punish
you as q trespasser, should you re-
fuse to meet him in his view Of COM
pensation, he is not, on the other
hand. averss to q compromise. pro-
vided il be immediate.
II refus, 10 do any thing Of the
kind. Let him prove that I Was
the trespasser, and the lAu will give
him his rights: bs, I rather fancy be
will fipd is dIfkculf 10 do that
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