The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-23

WNFA NiAiFAN W. w W ~ HFtA fNfN NfN'NN"N
was most incunten eni o. wcll a. aggus
waiting 10 MI tulihope What could
have been more satisfactory than tho
arrangement a. be- had made Il with
Colonel (uihbcrl7 What more I%rriitt.
Ing than th reversal II the whole or
der II things by these two silly Young
pcoplcP They did not know their own
minds or. II they did. the minds re-
quircd rpn ring. for they clearly could
not be IN a healthy clnd ton.
put, after all, Il was only adlycrsion.
and the crumbs OF comfort he had heen
able to pick 49, IN the course OF h con.
ycrsation with Maurice supplied Mr.
F Calthofpc with material enough 10 mako
n guod. Sized srcuulatltr loaf 20 he
rested well. and rose refreshed 10 bid
Maurice good by. There was a benign
resignation In b : manner. as Il he were
prepared 10 accept without mumuring
whatever fate might be- IN store for him.
lie made no farther reference 10 the
futurr than this.
81 shall hear from YOU In q couple 81
DAYS, I suppose, and " any rate shall
be In London some tine next week.
But after Maurice hal gone he set
tied himself down 10 lake n calm SURVEY
Of The situation. he was quite aware
that his anxiety 10 bring about the ats
factory conclusion NJ which he aimed
was nov sustained more by his own IN
icrsSt IN the matter than BY his con.
sldemiion for that OF Maur &C.
'sSclash ceralnly, he ne ted.
taSingas he often dida eatnplaceut re-
view u himself, 'hnt n DISTINGUISHING
sclhshncsS is The happy mean which best
3 regulates car cond0ct IL i beneficial
TO ourselves and much more helpful to
others In 4 general way than ahy
amount ~ sentimental solf.sacritc.;
the one always hits the target some
where, the other often misses j, alto
gethcr
Therefore his conscience was quite
satisfied that I was not mere se.l-scek-
ing which PROMPTED his action; and he
entered upon his new Plan with the IN
dannicd courage Of a hithertosgcccsslnl
/ General, who, having sustained q
temporary deicat Is determined 10 re,
trieyc hs loss promptly. His straiAgem
was a bold enc and ee hrsi idea 81 Il
had occurred TO him 8, the moment
when Maurice was most hiiterls aszur-
ing him that therc was not the slightest
/ possibility OTIS reconciliation With Ma.
bel CpthbeTt II Wa 70 bold shat the
nscm idea afforded him infinite del ghL
and rendered him Ahsolaiely Obvious
10 the fact thai u was the last throw Of
the dee IN he lies game.
Tho outlines Of the campaign were
quickly mapped out the details wcrc to
be determined BY the march Of events
His first movement was 10 send n very
formal note 20 Colonel Cnikberi to the
affect that he had mos, iurpcytant husi-
ness OF a pa niul nature 10 discuss with
him. and thai he would I've extremely
obliged II the Colonel would call next
morning Saturday At ten O'Clock.
shoaid this hour he ineonvenieht the
Colonel could appoint any other which
would suit him. but the business could
on no account he delayed
y This missire 4 sPnchcs Mr.. Cal.
thorpe c lmly proceejedto occupy aim.
self with the eraiHsrv sHairs uf tfc day.
Al the end Of two hounhis messenger
returned waA the informal ON that thcrs
vas no Answer.
mo snswera' eScla med Mr. Cal,
thorpe. hooking Al Harris. the old coach.
man. inquisitivcly; "yon must have
made a mistake Who told you there
was no answerF'
PERRY told me. sir; and being Z
freud o mine be told ms confidently
that there was souething wrong up.
stairs, and he whole hofs was az dxe,
aid svensn atatHA
"Indeed' Did hc mention Tie caus,
Of the disturhanccFn
Never >. word about disturbance
sif, hafrin' thai The Young missus wa.
took suddenly bad. aud he Was sent foi
the doctor; and whenthe doctor comes
master hsh q tab vakl Inn aha b.
veat asas withsat SEEING hes III,
oriers was 10 keep the house quiet. ant
quiet eneugh IL was. for everybody wa
lookin' ~ scared as though there vas :
corpn IN, IT, 4 ielt nsoftua puecr lis,
sfore | had been two minutes inside tho
door"
IA II am AFRAID the ,eank lady mns
b seriously Ill Thai will do. Harris
thank yoa.n = 100
Mr.. tal,horpe Was quito content d
await the turn u events THIS suidcr
indispesiuea Of Miss Ca,hhcrt vas mos
sigr,iesnfs Since sfe a. Ven AZ MaUt
Ice was 30 much affected by the gart nj
secne q the previous night u ncedel
little conunng 10 bring them tegethe
AGAIN nnless some very occult Gle
ment turned the currents Of their live
in the wrong dircctien. ~
Therc was n element n work for IN
innvence q whsoh he id nct make suf
iicicnt allowance in his calcula Ions
That wN-he shock 70 watch thcil
fsitA IN each othef had kesn sub ected
and The statbo fidelity Of both to an,
course to which they had ccmmiaie,
themselves Tbs element IA tAei
characters which. under ord nary cir
c~nmstanees would have made theil
union as perfect ss that o. n man an,
woman ian he. was nov most likely 4
! keep them apart Ar. Cslthorpe woul'
! have called this pig headed oh<tinacy
. and u he had thought ol Il serioul,
! would have been unable 10 comprchen'
, the possibility OF lis w~ithstanding 10
any length % time even such teasol
, - they possessed in their calmer me
, ments
I lie vas curious but not impatient. .
! the wet and dismal dss dragged is 80,
. length along without bringing aay me.
ss<c from Hollyiord II wss no, N
weather slcne which kept him indoor,
He WAS conhdent that therc would Be
! message and n q some importancs
: He WAS theriorc. not surprised When
| IN The dingy Afternoon. Colonel Catk
; hert himself appeared
lro ~ cosrrsusn
-
|. "A New .Ycxk man was 20 eurspI
urcd via 4 lady 1t : IHncy hall sk-s \
oAese4 AsE sae hsaarpd acalnn % IN
: mn<1. So acc<p4ri n morrv rnxias