The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

Mr.. IuTz ID, we aLo's b.,
70 .u.ld q brick building near
NYry RuDgo~ gosr ~ Il
d ben 50 N6dghly Mir Lass
Did II not occur to him thst some
ing might have come across her lie
iring a period of nearly three years.
hich would stand in his way and in
rs? But, as she gazed into bis face.
seemed as though No such idea had
lien upon him. But dusing these t48
AA0Nfsed on poor Mars mind
)pseible that because Of the com
pobn Gordon Mr.. Whittlestaf
Withdraw his claim, and allow
bppy young hero 70 walk Oh with
ward which he still seemed 70 de-
She felt sure Il could not b "a.
during that short space she ~
d IL could not he 20. She knew
Whittlesta6 too well, and was sure
over had arrived too late. IL Ill
I'D through her brain, and she Wa
no change could be effected In her
my. Had he come yesterday, in
Bat, before she could answer.
VIII ittlestad entered the room
De was bound 10 say something.
Oh she was little able 70 speak At
She was aware some ceremony
Necessary. She was i'll able TO in
|, Zee these two men to esch other
had to be done. MIR. White.
: >she said, .'this il Mr.. John Cor
tho used to know US at Norwich"
:. John Gordon" said Nj. Whittle-
a. bowing very sti6Ry.
=, ), sir; that ID my name. ! never
ldI e pleasure Of meeting you 1t Nor
lei though I often heard Of you there.
IA. pee I left the place ! have been
3dI w kind you have been TO this
mi. lady. I trust I may live to
mi fou for it more warmly, though
I'M e sincerely, than l do At this mo-
Jol2 Gordon, since he left Norwich
|f1e 1 tier than q pauper. collected
net PANS he had been able TO gather
n hi gone TO South Africa. Thence
J mai his way to Kimberly, and had
4 kOrk among the diamond-6elda
= tw. ears. II there be . place on
lrfh d which q man can thoroughly
mar himself it il Kimberly. ]
no9w n spot more odious. Ii 10 foul
fl DIN and flies; it reeks with bad
is fed upon potted meats; ii
- notS Tree near it. 1t is inhabited in
ar ~ |bes of South Africans, ne.
rooa u have lost all picturesqpeness
V6kki for the white mans wages
he Viii 4 man is insolent, addressed
at uei. The weather is very hot,
nd lfoi morning till night there ID
D ooct} ton other than that Of
diamonds. and the work At.
'ndi1 Diamond-grubbers want
'od nd kndy. and lawyers and pc.
ley want clothes also. and q
w houpesa md some kind of education
necessity for their children. But
amond-s 1fchiDg is the occupation Of
le ptneo; gSnd il a man be sharp and
everron6 Die to guard what he gets,
e viii msNa a fortune there in two
ears moro readily. perhaps, than else
here.f 10 Gordon had gone TO Kim
.rly, S11st1d returned the owner Of
lany shate IN many mines.
APTER VII.
JoHN5f6asS AND MIR. wHIrrLEsrAYY.
Mr.. GUtdt had gone to South Africs
18th thS sett.AA intention Ofdoing some
ling that m,rht enable him to marry
larry LswrieA md he had carried his
urpose through with q manly resolu.
on. He haA not found Kimberley
luch to his T. he. and had not made
ANY dear frihds among the inhabit.
nts. But helhed worked on, buying
nd selling sh Us in mines. owning 8
q N SShth there, and half 9
nth hep. AMI Then advancing till ht
rs the posse Dor OF many complete
,ares in ana various adventures
-hich were "a e Ineligible to him.
to tho mary Englishman they
,em to besohpof peril IS not to be
orth posf3iHt The profit is shared
apd tn asystem has the ad-
sttitdOC vi XkWXE 0tJ JNClVC HuOltCl'
avs in thu yos& The result is tina,
me is mon sprt NJ out, and the man
lpects 10 toooin lish much more In
velve monAsAYt he can at home.
1 two have made q
,rtune and lot 4 and be on his way
make il 6o1il.. John Gordon had
altered no rUVotx3 and with twenty.
,ur quarter days III each of which he
nj received ten {rltwenty per cent.
9 had had time - sbecome rich, He
al by no means abandoned all his
larcs in the diamddd mines; but, hav-
g wealth at comAe nd. he had deter
lined to cafry siit the purpose fol
hich he had eomf ito South Africa.
therefore, he feturnSd to Norwich, and
there learnsa Mary's address,
Nv found himisea -. her presence q,
roker's Hall.
Mr.. Whittlesta4 Zen he heard John
ordon's name. wesSsmuch astonished
; had Lcen Mar 2tse.f. Here was
loverIth0 Very man whom
larry had 14me& to him. II
al all occurred til very morning,
!, that even ytht13 look of hel
res and the toned hIr voice were fresh
his memory. fsHekaeed to come to
Ir house at Norwah-and ] loved
Then she hAd1bld him that this
yer had been poe. and had gone
way. He had. sinc$ that, argued il
ut with himself. and oh her, too. on
he theory. though NOS IMPRESSED, that q
'ver who had gone s39hy now nearly
lree years ago. md hx& not been heard
|, and had been pool when he went,
of no use. and shotyd be forgotten.
Let there he net menv of him be-
yeeH ". NE had iifended to say,
and the memoty oftm win fade
But now on IL kerry day be
as back. and there val Mary, hardly
ole to open her mouth his presence.
He had bowed twice VI stifiy when
ordon had spoked Of AIiAe had done
a Mary's behalf. management
ave been made" he nd (which may,
send to Mis- LANES advan-
lge. Perhaps l ought vi to say 50
but there is No sason why
iould trouble n strangeft fith Them
Il hope l may never d Considered
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