New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21


commseration of the whole country; At DenhiSs
answer the old snntemann sn an;S W W hpmscl Ho
knows everything from facade to woman near;
lie deserves Mary ] Yield al clam upon , ner;
These were sentiments none the less magnIni,n,ns
because q had no claims. FOR the good old doctor
had been 50 long ted on the Thought OF hisown power
and Importance that be rond not lnaHne nn'y,,
~ be mi o'rt % niiiieirnce 10 the one woman he
had fully Wti Ell % marty, ROT even ncm I,S
ardent search and faithful labor had won from ny
doctor tull resignation OF his tanc,ed PRIOR Glaln
un,n tho lalv Even the new house had been hullt
with view 10 its probable iat mistress VnLy
aitcr he had been convinced of her drnth Rau ne
concentrated his feelings on The houie itfg!h bnt
row NcnniFs npt pnswrr loW SPOKEN thongh u Na1
lai clarpcd tic DOCTOR and ro voluntarily stcppr1
hack in ihc tare ior MaWs hna, W. inf n9nn
tnthiri ryet wrr, striving 20 ieia hs tcc M
@lt ecnld not tn,c me. Dennis. 10 see my
II +. n hiWmatcr 70 arqrr opgg,nicn,gg ~ith I
ta.H e. sig,,t ,fss lEI ,ts2@gSS lsitrS,g hnFANbH
AaNtt tNa' mrN rNA ebriN as mnch Hiarr w the
"kiWgNih WbF AsAt A8A ANsae,s iiaya ss't
'sMigN }as eaH"st ee Wteas'' Wa ieAH'as
'Ml}i, el3 smiled a. thR Wae ansW@ ~ lNaN'%
wa Npf T. NGfAWsl i'pN Hfl FY !, attn, l,nt P4bp1
lAei M hia i9es srH t,aHal w{h E'''N'NeS'' ""'
'HAh, Muyvn be- caueht hir haudi and kissed them
boldly. "lWhl do lnal what yun dHFeI NA'lI
q p
muaticutly tn t'e window. II was hi2h lluie Souio
ono intelleicd hrtwccn ths stupid man ana ms mad
ness. tnodght the doctor losing n'l illih III i"n'aS
wisdom and quite forgetting INT IN iIehnlst con
dllinn the wIscst SolOn plays the fool. Mary was
stll smiling her pleasure when common scnsc III
the person of Er Cotton reused the loNoIs from INV"
Miss NIary,"-thc doctor was more elegant ana
precise than usual In fact he could not ENJOY ln'
iovc-maling in which he had no part, ana WIN
which Miss Dawson smiled IN sympathy. " MISS
Mary. if you remember once beior' was suili'or'
bv your father and mtrusicd with tho care o. A3u.
Therefore allow me 10 represent y"ut iatner. ne
doctor stopped suddenly lie had ra,her pN't-
steppcd hi. intended remonslrance NY thus admit
tua the fact of their differing ages. lie o"kcn
little blank. cOugh'i. and then went brayely ON.
As a father, well M p'Nsician torpi any
marc con yersaton. You have now OvcrtaNcd your
self Deeply ~ | regret 10 interposn my connianI
bet wccn Mr. Day and his very evident pleasure,
here there was Just Shade OF stiffness, 90 COM
mand absolute rest. have lately seen your iathcr
and give y0n my assurance OF hs good heaitl. anu
since Mr. Day has promised to do rs Y0n desire You
can go and see him as soon ~ you wish aier nave
Ihcre il no dlspntng doctors authority. Den
mis- took "a second place. aud looked mccky enough
fnr ncrmisson 10 speak. Marys life or health IN
Ian 1,ri That Thought made u coward of MIN. He
who had thought the doctor chldls! enough over
facadc4 ready 10 do his attest bidding. Manu-.
This conn fcdt OF tho doctor enabled Marys
friends 10 form some plan for communication with
Captain Hilton a letter was dispatched by special
messenger to the convict camp. Ii was returned
II have seen the signature anil refuse to read or
receive any further correspondence.
! consultation was held outside of Marys
What was to be donci With his usual inpetuoslty
| Dennis proposed to beard the hon in his den.
"Nay nay! Yc mamma do that. He'd THINK nae
,nair % KILN We than Of yc was dog, an tho the
law might max him suffer fer KILN II rch mon;
where's the law ~ could soothe mary heart
| Ionet's reasons carried weight with them rs she
| better than any one else knew the man whom for
| eighteen years she had served. -
What do you advise, Janct' Inc doctor hini-
! self asked the question. 90 -
rs easier asked nor answered." Janet shooB
her hcnd aud then Reluctantly ii she were saying
what she did not .sh to say, aiIei: lucre nae
thing few it but the BARN herseI 10 catch hI uil
| awaTes Ye maun prepare her mini fer the rum
| her hame an talk her there. Keep guard, keep
| guard Janet had caught Dennss arm and trenl'
| hlr1 with cagerncss. He's MAR beast nor mon,
mn vad cen kill the lamb herself OF the fit was on
him. | hae met him at the cottage many times
when ganged there, too sar at heart 10 stay away
| ! didna sneak 10 him. Wi his glowerIn' looks he
ddn" tempt sPrech tb %SnIt Bn IW had he been
| an,thrr nv heart wad ha ached fer him. sitting on
| fhr floor by Marys window. gronnlit rs u III pam
| think an We guard her weel, again she coii@ht
| penu,s : sleeve COMPLAINING her words, she mlSht
,,,' her tender voice wakcn the human his breast
| So Dennis was LETT to tell Mary OF the dissertation
of her home and soften as hest he could the cflel
facts OF her fathers conduct How ne tou any
mart and did not break her heart was mystery TO
The doctor add Janet. Miss Dawson perhaps OWNED
the power of a lovers tenderness, the endurance II
| might give Nothing was ever told OF what passed
when Miss Dawson closed the door uuQn the inltn-
| mi daughter and her b,trothcd. Mary herself
| or,rrd II ~ hcr friends. With Hcnris's arm about
her aud very pale she returned the silent pressure
! of their hnnds felt and thus answered their SYM
pathy. ,,.,. ann. ...., ,,.,.u ali .,.
| rr,ir - a. silltrn uounrs lor her barn, and the
little rnita.e WINS the srene OF tbs Hist happy dal
| following Mays return.