The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-23
.By the way. you have no. told me

SoS WSYs yOo n9NC uOs SJso kA4x
Jour mothers nsne.'
'Mn Linwood.s And mine.' ansve.
ing the question in his eyes. is Ethe
Linwood Your name.' and she smiled
mischievously. is familiar to me. from
having shssrk itspokei - often at Roy
aitoA psYk.' .'su 1HEJ IiU1tFFa
| Guy laughed nersily.
| 2 sSone dsy. Ais Lisvood. shall
Tell you sIl about those visits to Roy
alton Park. Nov. just trust yourself
wholly to me- and do not exert yourself
in tho least, and / can place You in the
carriage without causing you any pain
hope.
? 2Giss sis Sas eazesally s,conced on
The sest by his side.. and everything u
ranged for her comfort, Guy, gazing st
her earnestly. said:
ny father had an intimate friend at
c0ilegehaned Edwin Linwood. OF whom
I have often heard him speak. After
ward Mr. Linwood became Q clergy.
man
That rWny feehG'snaune and he
was pastor of the rresbyterian Church
IT Great Darlington when he died.
kshst'l vpilA uemhlsd. for al she
psisAsios. and saasrisg snl humiiia.
ton which bad como upon her dear.
geotls mother and herself since the loss
OF the dear one of whom she spoke.
fuahed 1pvsr Ter ssigh painful distinct
ness. II II 4 = II ID III
Guy reached out his hand impulsively
and aeisel shess easy gpalmin warm
clssp. b Sc Sid -3fss
Then lclsim, for my fathers sake.
the place of an old friend in your
heart. Did you never. hesr your n
ther speak of Hukh Wcstbrooke -
z l'0Aw, Anf1 with great affection. But
never dreamed that yen could he his
sou. How pleasant it Isl! quite like o
stofy book; and how surprised and
piessed mamma will be- sssaa ~ u
The nairete of her words and manGer
80 enchanted Guy that he lop.ei to
seize the dainty hand again. and pour
into her ear nj the love and ad dmiration
te.rwrrwsltiue insAis hexrk Bat ile
reftrahN binteif bnd only fsshed
upoa Lst one OF his rare smiles, whiei,
made his face 90 irresistably handsome.
In spite of her sprain that was de-
licious ride to Ethel; and Guy West
etooke ryss soorl sconstant victor a.
the cottage where tie lonely widow aud
her daug hter dwelt
In vain Miss Royal sought to win
him IN ber side., He bad learned Of
her haughty coldnessto q she clergtmsn's
daughter, and not oil her beauty and
wealth could attract him again.
AZ The next summer - he was ascend
ing the steps of one of the hotels at
Long Branch. = vision Of dazzling
beauty greeted bis eyes.
He dofied his hat with his usual
grace, and Miss Royal, with . lang uish.
ine emile. extshdedshsr hand, saying:
How glad / am to see you! What
stranger you are! I heard you were
expected, and have counted on having
you join our party. We will have a
charming 81, now that You sre here
He was 'nutmuring someA courteous
reply. whep she flashed him \ .aucy
ehdce trom he lustfious eyes, Saying.
With tinkling laugh:
'Madsase Rossor has Issid some
naughty things about you and Ger
tsin little maid 10 Egremont. But, Of
course. do not believe 4 word. I know
you too wellto suppose that you would
Hsss Auy ints.sapt.d i hs,.l l I'LL
.Excuts me, Miss Royal; here is my
4stafsea .i,e sArss l,isa ADM ..dsaod d ID
-AJ6SfS xaist, ~6o hsd des6ehded TIE
steps. unpercsivsd By her rival, and
nsvssteod BY Ais,E1e. so -
4 believe you have met before. l
rsgret Ahst two eannot join your charm-
ing psFty, but No anly ysmsin here
until tomosrow. 0os1,svsnipgr
- Asd with Ais lovely tride hangiog on
bis arm. Guy Wsstbrocke moved
swsy
% ~ Reysi kithsr llpssnd murrsr-
ID wrashfnl!y; 4ssmr
1t WAS true. after ALI How artfully
that girl played her cards. Well, that
drUaa 10 over, s<sssa
Is Ard il vas. Buta6 uyzWesttrosks
~, happy With thu woman Of bis
= Did you sver notice how. surprised
yau were whenI yen put your fsot q
~ nezt ssstr stop and found there
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