The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-10-02

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was loved. s.s
On the 26th Of July bolt tell ouk O the
clear sky and crushed me, HES. v.
"Ah, 1t was illness disappointment a
clear sky is always full OF them"
No. said Urquehardt
We'll, it was disappolntmen II iovea'
NO." said urquehardt ~ lsed the3tWro q!
metaphor; was crushed by the laneyentful
march OF events. was ruined because no
bolt would fail.
"On the 10Th OF July was approaching the
little present Tor Adals; u was eoral rose
eAqulsltely cuI, law y y NY PosNes, aariiu
my fingers were aIaunu IL. \ loon , ",
young man was rlnglps Tue door-pell.. o g
hlns nlhoo !he PAUSE oVAAe ills t1noo u i,y
sOui recognlZea my enemy. sf;;1s was q VAL,
WhlsRefs, ana eAqnisltes aress.. ! steppe -.
back ana waited. presently heata !, q lelhl-
nine a-heIn. re looke4 up; a snlllnS l l.
was at the WlndoW uVeIneaa, he1lu Hli1
say ne calied apout the arugstore, ahu desired
TO see Mrs. trescot., a momeht latter Inc door
opened ana ne Went IN: ss!s@ WI
"A harmless bolt" remarked You
| turned 1t ASIDE: 55.tS, :, al.
mo, replleo OrquenaIut, ~ tulnea ING
ASIDE rushed 70 the rrescot 10 remind hef
that her shop was NOT m Inc market ohe
pooh~poohed me, ana saia naa no heau LOT
business. l new 20 Aaule. ohe was taxing u
aHaoly with the handsome drugglsG az the
front door. She avoided me all day sought
Elllngher. He frankly aeknoWledged Ihat
Ihe ne" man haa oeeh looking ~ tnS sto :,
protesceo' squ'rmeo, aPpealeo' 5ut lhe
hahosolhe man chlne neAt Wy, n exGll
played game OF draughts, ana hearo Aocie
Laughing AZ MS Ilppant 5einai n, sGoppsu
Try.
arrangements 70 ony Tue :; store. He salo
promptly: 80 nave !. 1 shail Jake possession
next week. His good looks, MS piaclo man
ner, his lmperturbaole urbanlty maddenea me.
felt at once that the man was a type OF the
lneXorable, ana that Woula DC destroyed oy
MN without nope, as an ICEBERG Is uestroYeo
by sunshine. Never IL az my Ire had ex-
perlenceu snch sense OF 1iCeet nelplesshess
as When IN the presence OF .,tnat mll0, N
unciole monster, tot ne seemed 70 nave me
machinery OF rate pehlno MN, ana TO pc ehtlse-
~ irresponsible. Inc prlce OF the concern
IS $1,000. have offered That amount III cash,
ne SAID softly, put cenVlnclngly You have
made some improvements IN the the, store, IN
deIstand l shall nave 70 reimburse you, l
suppose, when get started. II you LOOK IN
Tomorrow, IN 60 over then, With you. WITH
that ne touched his hat and smlllngly Went
| on.
inns mcomprehenslole superiority, Whicn
/ coula not GENUINE alacfiIy WIN Wnlch
my nature 1elt the mastery OF destiny IN this
raa 1 what lncensed me- knew per
10y Wen III my soul from that moment tina "a t
ne Wouid nave MS own way. could not
comprehend II, nor could reason about II.
could only feel 1T. When l caught Adele
alone and upbralded her, was not therefore
| unprepared for her cool assurance that had
allowed my fancy to lead me astray, and that
E!er treatment OF me did not warrant any such
ridiculous hopes as entertained, & Y e
! AZ HoiN1 1Ay jas wac w. ! W l1S4
| less interioper all at once. Events pushed me
| aside as If had no will Or voice whatever. 4
was not only ignored; r felt that Twas G.,
nuisance. l withdrew and looked at the pro
| gTess OF affairs with stunned and imbecile
| Wonderment. saw my rival come and 60
| and at each return become more securely my
master without any special direction Of his
efforts. saw him take possession of the
| store, saw his name--in gold letters on glass
| Donald P. May, Pharlnaceutist." I counted
the hour, that he spent with the false one up
stairs. bored small hole in the partition
al watched him intently when he was at
work. Addie ceased to speak to me, and
finally to notice me at all. But I had lease
OF the room for six months, and something
kept me there, brooding and watching. The
truth is could not tear my5elf away
CAS- I told you, this room was at the end
| Of the store, and opened into the hallway Just
| opposite the private doorway. I therefore
could hear the lovers when they came down
stairs and stood talking in the yestbule One
] evening they came down late. listened
| They though was abed, and I overheard
their VOWS. Yes, heard the double kiss that
he gave her It smote me like a two-ed gei
sword, and awoke me to action All at once
I made the discovery that what I needed was
a scheme of revenge The moment this idea
came to me felt the vacuum in me partly
filled. Every fuculty seemed to cry out that
no glory could equal that of mastering and
furnishing the man whose superiority had