The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-06
AFTER LONG YEARS.

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W itt IKE this-l5ni yoa2
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AFTER LONG YEARS.
~ iaJ Is tins, burt
aie Is tle mortgage oi IN estate
called tle Derby Place, Mr. faXon,
4 Ioreci0sed more than "a year ago, l
believe.
Neii, II what ! We been looking
t'r. Z Flil tlre charge OF the papers,
aaoa.--4d . thc matter soon. Do~n
hast, a.
Is, SIR
Alr. FdNon put tie papers into the
breast pocket Of hls coat. came down
Tie oi9ce stairs, aud stepped INTO
Jhe Lt,ernS, purPie-ihea ph'eton,
..es.ce iis wiie.
lie deAeAte Arabian, Ar9- lax
ons aoTse, sped away out ei The
city confines, and soon tossed ms
jettE mane along the open reads,
lined Win gardens, ornate colleges
ana villas
Gong away AGAIN tomorrow,
dear asked Airs- Paxton, sudden
" -iiug her I3ir countenance. Is
she interrupted her husband. \ gu
seem TO be away d. the time Lately.
lake me with Eoa-
Not tlls time, ioiet.
And Violet Paxton 5 husband fell
lntoa iit OF abstraction. from winch
her smartest c2ai;ar TAXED TO arouse
him.
lhey came AZ last TO the taxon
MANSION grand and simpie, and iul-
filing Its promise Of beautiful IN
terror.
Amid the waite lace and crimson
SIX OF her chamber iolet was
brushing ont her long, i1Ir halr,
when iier 11iseand paused IN the
doorway, and looked at her sharply
Then he came slowly across the
room, ana hitting the oval iace IN. has
hand, looked closely at the roseeate
check, peariy ear and curved lashes.
" nay Is u. asked lo4el- a
ireckle
No. Unanswered, SMILING ialntly
and sirolling across the chamber.
lou looked Ike my sis1eF lhsh-
that was all
J our sister GEAR /. lou never told
me about her, sald ' iolet,
No, he answered ana SAID no
more
Ar- FaX'on bore no reseln dance
10 ms dellcate Pa1rlclan we \ NJ
tie less tn2n thirty-darh. strongly,
bUil[ aclvc, vigorous, ne IN pressed
one as strong character. Il, with
a remarkable rich comellneSs OF
counJnanee, there were sehsual lhes,
there vas also a certain evidence OF
strong, good sense 3na d LOOK OF deep
experiences. NJ 7 aAoli Iooheh ilAe
a man who carried Welght
lie was dp ana away al d3y pse'.h
the next morning. An early tram
bore him eastward ana nine ciock
found ann landed a' a i''e station
called oeaorook-
Inc dismal niue ouiiail,S was SCI
IN q held ol cover AROUND "Aich
road wound away among 'he MOUNDS
OF verdure.
Alter glance AROUND, AiT. az0h
took tins road, ana walked Slowly
along Ihe ROBINS hopped across
l.; The boeoilnks sang IN the trees
over u. The un2ssulning White
clover among the grass Periuiaed the
cool morning ar
lie passed only lev houses. but
BE observed them atteniiveiy. They
were ail old ana humble iaFmneuse5-
Apparently, TINS property winch had,
BY the ioree.osure OF a mortgage
iailen 70 Mr' faNoh' was i.o' si.aat-
cd IN 2 Fely ilei "a el''eii' ~ i'ii'5
neisnooFAgou; In ~,
W heh ne i-.' "al'-eu @ ,s-l.l.i 80 ! (
hli-e' ne e,'lle - : a-et-i '4'oi .. -
among woe sl'le.'e q i'iJ Ire ae's' ' -,
Neli-sNeeP alioi,5 i ''oln, 49, :
residence 1iiou-h l E'-.'li Higie | 3Ie ~
'eIiuous anu 'o''' ''' '''''0 ''''''' -''e
others IN
mere Nas j ,l''1V" vel !" ''i'
path aiiiollS 'iie SLOT 80 '.'.H I;.' -.
laiSI : - " ,'1N-.' - !. T.
sweet tWined Is strong Il. ali-'7 "A :
corner. tlaues 'iie ei.isile s. "'.s a.
'-'-i'-eii''ilf ..ll : 80 :. "a =, -
ana cane lying t:,. Se!oss IA ~. M M
81, twisted cane ~ l1io''oi r, S'i'ii u
FaNton lgoAea '"'se '''- He uoOA
was a biol@ ~ La
ihere %as ~ o.u ia'-i Misli :
sweet, iatleSi ace, anu SNOW az