Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-12
sHsrnilo lIrma srriaIO.
IsE CREOLE OF GlENSIDE.
sr MRS. JAMES HINE.


CHATTER XIV.
..- -..uusou was, as usual, con-
..-...- So Mrs. HOnfeur's, and was
~ seeing Dir. Green's infatua-
Clare. She had tried her best
LIS notice and to draw his at
a--eIf. but he did not heed her
She was indignant and out Of
the thought that Clare always
--- attentions Of all the gentle
having. Its true Mr.. Green's
a was Objectionable 70 Miss
rrt then he was such a pol
man. and she had learned be-
s+-- -. was wealthy, and this was
II. ...-... .. d-sideratum. She told TO
r.. story 90 her neglect, and they
lar t0 c0uCOct some plan by
~. ui-lt revenge herself upon
- s-.--4 suggested that jamie should
r- ..-aar 0f Clare's engagement to
r 81. said that I'M that way she
LIS attentions from Clare and
-...- secure them for herself.
what VIII do. / viii tell Mr.
r- 5out Mr.. Green" said jamie,
as If a happy thought had
her.
% bed thinking Of her plans,
she slept had fully elaborated
she exhausted her Imagination
wise some excuse for writing
-4H DO she could only do this she
ns difficulty in instilling into
desired poison, but fertile as
.-r.- p invention she could not CON-
~ plausible excuse for such an
A..
plot was an anonymous letter,
r.. .rJ this would be forwarded at
....ae and law hnr 1fnhTu n
a .--.- forged i'm Clare's name, and the
--.-,..H 81 the genuine one, was
eejed 10 attempt, and if she
~ we'd I'm her attempt she would
" and who knows, she thought,
r-f- may wholly estrange them from
u rz. morning she went early to
D.. slr's 20 spend the day. Clare
r s.. Green were out riding when she
-.l. She made herself rs agree
t --iHle to Mrs. lie Nerrier, who
d. alone in the parlOr, Mrs. Hon
ut attending to her daily du-
N-, jamie well understood making
.-let.ve-it was an art she had
acquired.
sou hear from your sOnr'
land when do YOU look for
-alut'
IS every mail" replied Mrs. lie
uJ 30 viii depend somewhat
when be comes again-he is
.T orders. ! think of going
and when I am ready 10 10 so
after me-
IS Iy are not thinking of leaving
N.. VIII be such a loss 10 the
! DO not like 10 think Of
and the family here Will miss
b. Mrs, HOnheur thinks so
l. She never alludes To your
without expressing in the
lS her appreciation Of YOU.
Ls -roes. everyone on the place
r1n oldest to youngest"
sgd IS alone, and, although he
,8ms, I know he feels his isO-
a -s much, for he Is Warm-hearted
bis home. Much as / enjoy my
lael as If i ought 70 be with
$50 unseldsh, so different from
that I know he would prefer
Happy % being so himself"
-l>tldsh and NOBLE in every re-
E- Few mothers are blest with such
.-... AMI ID Is because he is so that l
more anxious 10 do my duty to-
, aI. A kind, adeCtionate, self
son he has been 70 me from his
--rl -Q."
. Supposed Miss Clare's claims upon
@ have drawn him back by this
- -a>I ectIve Of any which YOU may
.sssr
JUS. tleu Mrs. HOu1eIr entered, which
Bed the necessity Of a reply, much
---. e errier's qualification, for she
t- s-ew what answer to make.
10, u Nerrier tells me she is think
--,-rulls % New Orleans" said
- 4-ls t1 Mrs. Honfeur.
-t encourage her in any such
prefer not hearing il. l should
.y i she were 70 leave me now
- -asfe had her society so long and
81 much. She is anxious about
.- We snail see him here again
long, I hope, and / think q
I here ought to do him as
81 IS an! where else, and then she
him So frequently"
way, Mrs. Honfeur," said
lave a favor 10 ask Of you about
- . b.. would not be too much trOu-
lSe % have your boy Jem
|lse mornings, as he goes 10
ek from the post Office, to
- our mail for US at the same
-lTe no horse that we eau well
20. The one Bill is in the
-g is lame"
Just as well do so as not" was
kind reply. 1T Will give
nal trouble whatever, as the
Emily cut out makes il ueces-
PA % pass your house going and
JAMIE expressed herself under
--tous.
are and Mr.. Green returned and
circle, and the conversation be-
l-- Miss Thompson remained
-- dark, when she took her de-
sIrl had decided that she could
E Gus her purpose bv getting
at Mr. lie v errier's and Clare's
each other. She had no doubt
sac could counterfeit the writing
them. She could CODY such
m the letters Of both as de-
r-t .-FlT, and introduce such as
- -le1 % make mischief, and il
ms foul purpose that she had
privilege Of having her mail
aem. She would thus get their
-er hands, and once in possess
-. - Jurisprudence she felt conf
49, ne could play the game she de-
-=t last words as she left were:
: ~ not forget 70 tell Jem TO call
49, I -lns as l have some letters
T- 81 se mailed.r
passed very early in the morn
- nail, long before Janie's
&c. % waking. She listened. and
--l 1is footsteps said to Flora:
u -l BRING the satchel in to me.
--..- =. you'd rather put my letters in
-t- VIII be sure that they are
-l-ed0
I'm as she desired, and she
e. E me package and distracted
~ e--le % Arthur, and putting her
al ' package returned il to him
E--- -l1 not suffer even Flora to
u --- s-e had done, for she realized
r- vas standing on dangerous
70 5em's return she found he
-s nom Arthur, but it was not
= disturb his yet, and she suf-
-lrward % Clare.
~ -eeu alone in her room that
- IS, riding % act Of Congress IN the
-,l-s- - IL. Estill, in the Office Of the
congress a. Washington.