The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14

70 llvely an interest In the welfare OF an en-
uiT S1r"nBeL
Inc cn'uings MIS- weeks gave ner ior her
oouihliohs Oh temper we're taken tnahkiuHy.
m9at even clara coles would not have
Ssn SSieu W uo, mrs. "eeAs uiu WIN iiipunlty.
'uo %..:1's a:1eu - sno au'nosty " guAraish;
t.; eSn Sn .Tom' .T1 nSc no' peen uAS,Iroeu uur
my ner apSe9ce 'to'n nome' everything
"as as sue hau leit IT, a
mone UHe uay, s..Sl suSIy aIter her return while
moving poruoho OF engravings, letter,
of, and finstsrsd to the carpet, She PICKED
it up and tossed it carelessly on the maptel
without examining the superscripsion s,n-
posing that, through oversight, she had ne.
elected to put it in its proper receptacle.
1t fell with the address down.
Then she noticed that the seal had never
been broken.
A fselinp of mispiyinp seized bay ma sbs
opened it.
'DEAn CEcn:.(i trust you will permit
ne W call you so this. perhaps the last tme.l
Deenllng IL lnexpealeht 70 further annoy
you oy remaining where we are most certain
70 neet, +! nave come 10 this city to AVOID
snst possiol1ty. Believe me, only do this
because OF my love for you, love that can
never Gle, dor give the least place to anoth-
=. TO my profession shall now complete
ly wed myself. Should the much TO be
hoped for time ever come my darling when,
with justice to yourse.i, you can reconsider
your step, wrios me at once, and, though
thousand miles away, will hasten to your
side. Unless such an event transpires, much
as dread to write it, fear we can never
again meet. Farewell, my own darling.
Gsd bless and seal you to Himself.
PHnIp."
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no co. No HoI rdon sba could have huu%iad Iue ho.
aoir 20 20 ot - br;,r, ,ao,, h;a nanno. A'A
ro,,rr;,,, h;u, hu hasoaIf sb. 60 ., ~, ,
o,,t aF ~ a s;o,lt, f. omav a as tho ho @ "ay
s;o;I;tn oS ss bod s.smad fo,Iho, pUa ot
,.SrnaS H. r,ass;io;I;t, of liz ~. 80; yo'
snnntiu iu u whcS is"s iovina s her ever again fe-
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sho ,niabt | mt hove ,rffsrsd .. vbe IA
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Tno 10y A., III LII -. ~. ~ -, ~ uone,
Ihat sanio oay, Nn'ie sue sn' M 'ie sum sum
iner.nousen "iniy stliNins' sniouen ollhu'
ipe 'e1Is' W ie'.u o,iupsei Vi ne" no'e''
Mcs "eekS Leqles.eu iavor. ~ -,
one pao oeen ylns " orosen push
GROWING near ", anu hau ts' Iu'sheat
1ome'hine peiucui"', His' "eeAs' s''io
loeo'' seii'ns 1ilt w. w,pe wy nei 'ealS an-
seen seen Pu' nef 'renluiouS 'oi'e ahu reo eyes
oe.tuEeu ..yr Het Ina, ,,.. = ~. ,..,,,,
"hy, my aear, "nav ms - Inc tne mater! h eA-
elaineu :. tne "luo"' lou ha'e oeeh weep
insa ..,,
Dyer ny ts, wisAeone"'' niAoan'' aii
"ioHea' esg" @m ,;so;s1 no" ;s1.
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tne ,: i:'eli mo@nins " 'ne Mou' "as .n1 .7
s S.I;.a M Sra" e. u,n - ID La 1,aI1n aI oans
"o.C'. ~ tso"' u yoG 49, Ne 60 s'In tn-
,stsna W ''o nho ;s o,dar tbon nou,soif and l
an' has ansn oonsidar0bia nf tba ,yoriS IL wo,IJ
a aI h"I',e,I oIo u - 49, s,;sh - a,,,d ~
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..In ro' ,vha. a,ro- ba,nf,,p" oslod cao;,
.rr,-;,sa
.-you NAV h.x. secrs,. ,vb;sb Won do not
~ -y .s,,n. ~ ~ IL t~ you uo MI MI
o,,a .srthl,, fr;aod i, -, ~, -, ~, ?'
Mic nlicitiv trust @ is almost n5;snevssh,e H ISL % i-
s.uov ave- wa to Lnou = t,nstuor+hr
friend, Mrs. Weeks?"
"By not suspectinp those who claim tn he
true till they have proven unworthy"
"And YOU think / would be better off had
Ia genuine bosom frjendP"
ii know 80. The fri. nd had in Mrs
Gray was a source of great comfort to me-
speak from experience"
Ali how often had Cecil's heart crayed
like companion,
"What we have no secrets. Mrs Weeks?"
ssThat is scarcely likely, We all have
them-and often sorrowfui ones. You have
had one, at least. Your trouble with Mr..
Eversleigh has disclosed it. Had you con-
suited Miss Coles But have no right to
speak of it,"
Cecil laid down her book and rose from
her recumbent position.
eyes, madam YOU have" she said. look
ing wistfully into the widows face-"you
have the right to advise me on all matters
from this moment You somehow exert
great power over me, and l am not sorry
that you do Not then in Clara will con-
fde, but in YOU, Will YOU be nv guard
ian?"
Mrs. Weeks had won.
She drew the still apitated girl To her, as
she had done that FIRST day.
"Yes. nv dear, I viii /" she said. and
kissed this time, her lips.
81 have so much to sayy" murmured Cecil
smiling sadly
A servant came down the path and hand
cd Mrs. Weeks telegraph dispatch.
She released the fair hand. tremblinely
signed the messeneer's book. and tore open