Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-02-01
AN INNOCENT DECEPTION.

"Ah, it is delightful Absolutely
perfect, Mr.. Tregarvis | never saw
more splendid view How kind you
were to bring me here.
a grim, rock bound region on the
North Cornish coast; inland a grace
full, steel-blue river, bound by verdant
pines. and a stately grey house among
it's terraces upon the banks. The
house was peculiar in its architecture,
rs well rs its solitude, and May
Probyn's blue eyes, after wandering
over the landscape, came back to It,
This is handsome place"
Her companion a handsome stal-
wart fellow, in miners suit, seemed
averse to replying; but his grave
glance grew gloomy to severity.
Do you know who lives there, MIR.
Tregarvis2' she asked.
The young man answered the ques-
ton with reluctance.
mo one at present, | believe"
After "A moment, he added:
ut is called the Grange"
The girl looked mp at her companion
quickly.
Our Iandlady told me its history
Yesterday. How the owner, Squire
Ncrscholyie, died there last year; that
his only child had married against
his will, that he received her child
when she died, yet always hated the
rather, VINO was never ailo"cu W sec
the boy, who grew up rs heir to the
property, yet his grandfather quarrel
ed with him ON his diving by(l and
leit his beautiful estate 10 the aaoSh-
Ter OF u brothef, whom he Ato NOT
seen since infancy
The young man grave, Diohae lace
was study IN It's play OF emotlouS as
he looked ut the girl.
DId she tel you what the qoafrei
was abont
on" ai4 u, NOT Know
OSWALD lfeBarNiS spoke slowly
'"rhc father was GOOD, but unfor
inmate man He rave up the boy
with reluctance, at The PRAYER of his
diving wife. He deprived himself of
his chIlds love; through all his hum
bic but upright life he lived sol tary.
Rut when tie son was of ace he made
"ImSelf known To hlm. the Two
mon came 70 rove each o1tlor' nc
gfalliatlier hau never SHOWN ailec
ton Tor the boy whose heart starved
IN ms breast through all MS youth Tor
ilttie love.
me young man PauSea Tor mo
nlent, I'aen went on again
li'S father had been MINER III ms
youth; ne returned TO superior
branch OF IT m ms Ola age, ana sta,
tioied hlilsolt near MS BOY. mere
was no nope that the granalather
would relent but thus made the tw"
dearer to each other Then came the
old mans long, last sickness. Tic
called his grandson, and bidding HIM
repudiate his fathers name and take
his, Informed HIM that he had made
him his sole heir. The young man
tried to please You, grandfather, but
thus cannot do. The old man may
have had some suspicious dld not
name them, but his anger was terri.
bic. lie turned the grandson he had
mover before had cause to reprlmand
out OF the house.
"D, you know what h, d;d thon ,"
"In;nca his fothnr w,,nt into Tho
,,;ncs anl vnrlaI With Li,
III was verv h,,vr Tha GRAND
father was unreasonably cruel >"
Tho vonno man hurried ,w,v from
tho WOOL, aga;nst which no VS. ioan-
;ne ''>'' " '>''''
3p,rb,ns i, c,,,. 10 son,,tb;,r ~
th,t bnI;cf fnr cna;r;1 oJJoJ to lie
Nt'N
c,sn ~ h;scnns;n,s destL R,tTa
ofr,;d F." La oddnd u,;th , n,,;rl, 49,,
wards Glance nj tbe IowcrinT Glands
above them iii is roipr TO r3in Won
cannot sketch here to-day"
The Girl glanced up nj the sky then
took mn the satchel containinu artists
material
II can coma mn hera another tin,e y
she said
The two went down The rocky slone
ia in, rnad Nh, vounr MAN t,rnna
and looked INTO his communion, f,re
"And now YOU have my history
Miss Prnhyn
II knew" she said oniekly
"Did vonq" hn ,s1,nd
She nn3Isa
"N,mna ana boar1 nor, of tho
story thr FIRST nveninr WA ramr !"
Past turn after tnrn of the n;nev
wind;ng rnad ,b.,v nroceaia5 toirnthsr
to the old farm house NJ thc r;yers;de
,,hnr, ,h,at ~, ,,,',,.,> r,II,,u, !, L..
II was nm oId.fasb;nno,. nIscn lint
fnil IF nnn,f,rt hnnnxt ~ , ,.as,,, ~
bIrNnntL;ng ,oorn ' '''>' : y l'es''
NJ - r''o a,l h,r ,,l, ,,,,,.
h,I - ~ :" s ~" Nv r,'", "'o..ig ,
~ n 'o' ,,3V.y n" ,1, .i, ~
So became scons;nted with 0sw ala