The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

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MI murh harm. thank lteasrn'
Though s,M might hAss emtsi,e.sl the
lises ii swo l~ssans.
she Hni ~ anil rlanr 10 him. Int hr
lnth,sl h.f AWAY.
stephen. Strrl,en'" she shtsekr,l !,
asiu nni thrust ms away frnm sun' |
eannni hear W. lunt i.rks alarm mr. |
Nan viii NH me IL YIN arr unkind."
hirrl,en loaked q, his watch,
II II not sei tna late" he mnt.
tered.
"Tcp lntrY !" echoed Annie: "lon late
fnr whaiy Areak ~ me, Stephen. ~ |
shall 90 mad honr manner " ~
strange :
No time Ii Ia bc losl he saii, In
the aafnc tone.
| liz strobe toward ihr door.
Annie followed him.
| Again shr tirr~ her rncircling arms
round him, and cnirratrl him. In heart
rcnding tones, to speak 10 her.
liz rcpulScd her rndely. md she fell
heavily against chair, becoming par.
italy inscnsIhlc.
stephen ran for hir iifc When hc
reached The street. ~ hal not gone FIJI
before Ia raw Tho bridal procession
coming from the Hall
liz stood In the roadway. and stopped
tho carriage containing the bride.
instantly NIL wins commo,ion ma
amusrmcnt.
liz was surrounded hy confused
crowd, In whicl, he only saw Margaret
sitting ssntacsuue and pale, more rcscm
bling victim proceeding 70 the stak.
than bride going to the altar
Margaret hc exclaimed, Il must
speak 10 you!"
1T IL too latel" she mmrmmrcd.
Her voice wins ~ low that In could
scarcely catch tho words: hut when liz
sMw her liyid lips moving hc bent for
ward md listened, because he knew sh,
VIM speaking.
sThis obstruction, sir, is nnwarranl
ahlcl" said Mr.. Langley, who came NJ
10 his side.
Not quite" replied stephen, calmly
ALLOW mo ono minute. and will modest
,on no further
"Is II yonr wish that II should be No 7
said Mr.. Langley 10 Margaret.
She hesitatch.
For tho sake III old timcrl" urged
Stephen.
Then she inclined her head anirma
lively.
Margaret snid stephen. In hur
ried voice, I'VE have been deceived Ii,
n traitress. Annie li,.s just conicsses
tl,nt shc poisoned yoir mind, while sl,.
systematically misreprcsentcd you. mn,
ri mo against yon"
Did did you not hatc mci" pn~pe,
Margaret.
II loved you most l,.ssiWnatcly. mn,
yon did yon feel for mo the aversion
hasn hcen lcd to -
No. mol Heaven forgive tho wicket
creature for her cruel work T. crict
Margaret, "khe knew yon were not In
different ~ mt.
Having naid this. which, even nj Tim
solemn md peculiar hour, was con
fession Of love, Margaret fell back II
the carriage md hurst into tears.
"Cnn yon wonder nj my GOODNESS, nj
tcr receivinfa letter like that z" hr con
timed, showing lcr Annic's cpistlr.
| Mr. Langley had listened 10 al tli
| will il sensation nearly amounting |,
glillnr
lie raw nj once that this rccomcilinlio,
nj thc eleventh honr would prove nh In
vlnrible barrier 10 his marriage witt
Margaret.
4 With characteristic generosity, hr I'm
mndintely exclaimed, AFTER what hny
heard, | cannot claim the fnliillmcnt q
Mnrgaret's promise; consequently, Mi
solve her from II, II hhe should prefe
You, Mr.. EArnsl,aw, ~ me-"
"Oh, how can thank or repay You
cried Margaret, who felt deeply grieye'
Tor him.
@I'ravel, md perpetual change q
scene. have cured deeper wounds tina
mine." he replied, witt, harsh. ,liscorsl
ant laugh.
Tho procession did not 10 on To Il,
church, but week milcrwArd an uno,
irniations cayalcxdc drew up III III
porch. and Stephen Earnshaw mad
Margaret his wife.
stephen paid tho l,0ll-ringcrsa lo,,n
apiece; but Squire Langley MIA Ii
nway when the bells rang out, yet h
made Tho bride most costly wediin
present.
Annic's plotting rccoilcd npon hcl
soil. Her mind gradually gnvo why b,
meath her severe disappointment; m
She may now be- soon wandering nbo,
thu .trcets ri 8wnllowfIcld with NH,