The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

he remembers when he was fighting
with Saunders. and getting worsteds
how she arrived upon the scene with .
stone between her two arms that would
have been Sanders death II IL had
happened TO hit him; in fact, he rcmem-
bered no time when she was not part
arm about her waist, when he had not
ki sed her At meeting and parting. when
he had not left every other other girl for
her. and would have been amazed II she
had not welcomed him as a matter Of
course. After he went away to the
Naval Academy, Emily's letters were
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twice week as unfailingly as To We'd
nesdays and Saturdays themselves; and
when he made his flying visit home, il
was to Emily that he went with the re-
cital OF all his hopes and Anglers and
Joys. Emily" he said once, in
startled way, ~ believe say my pray
ers to you"
Being in this state Of mind about
sweet Emily Travers, you can imagine
his wrafhful CONSERVATION when, on re-
turning home from his first cruise, hav-
ing been for some time without letters,
ard coming in by the long window in
stead of the door, ne saw fellow lean
ing over her chair-a tall, dark, hand
some man, handsome but for q scar
across his Notwithstanding over her
chair and holding her hand, while her
backward and upward gaze was as
brightly fond rs his manner was devot-
ed. For q moment Norman stood SPELL
bound, and as be stood, he heard Emily
saying:
"Oh, how can you ask me, Howard,
dear? You know we never. never can
be parted
To think YVES something to which Mr..
Norman Macpherson never condescend-
ed. Herather excelled in feeling And
just now he felt As If the only thing in
the world to do was to knock this var
let down; accordingly he took one step
and did il. And then, seizing Emily's
hand himself, only to throw il from him
with wild and angry outcry at her per-
fidy, he was gone; and he never fairly
knew again where he was, or what had
happened, till he found himself on blue
water for = three years. cruise, with
plenty of time to eat his heart out, and
profoundly convinced that he was VIC
tim of the blacklist treachery, and that
II Emily were false, then all the world
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