The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
Author Called Back" aud Dark Days
BY nUGH ONWAY,

found it II was a clever stroke. by c. !
I've got her now I've got her now p
He calmed himself, returned to the main
road and inquired the way to Hazlewood
House He stood tor some time In front OF
the entrance gates, but finding that only tho
chlmneys of the house could be seen from
this point he walked round until he could get
better idea of the building, "It all means
money! Pots Of moneyln he said, with glee,
After this he returned TO the gates, and II
seemed as II he meant 10 favor our friends
with a call However, II 80, ho changed his
mind
"No,n he said, turning away, "There's a
new element In the case which must DO con-
sidered, No need to be In hurry. I'll go
back home and think Il all out over pipe" "
30 he faced about, and, In a thoughtful
way, sauntcred down tho lane, or road, whose
mission In this world w 10 give access 10 Ha-
Llewood House and two or three other equally
desirable residences
II was glorious wlnter's day, Tho sun
was shining brightly; so brightly that on tho
bare twigs OF The hedges the hoar frost OF
tho night had resolved itself into crystal
drops which shone like jewels, and then as II
alarmed al thuir Protean nature, trembled
and fell, Although a dlyery haze hung round
the horizon there was no fog, The air was
sharp and crisp but not damp The wind II
cold was quiet II was day a thousand
a day, In fact ON which, II she knows her
business, q woman who has charge OF q child
takes Il out for a good long walk.
Mrs. Miller know hor business, no II was
quite IN order that aa Maurice Heryey was
walking down the lane the nurse and the boy,
on their way home 10 early dinner, should
DO walking up Heryoy, whilst deep In his
meditatlons, heard voice, and looking up
saw the dark clad woman aud the golden
haired child within few PAGES OF him. Ha
stopped short aud looked at them.
Heryey to-day presented an appearance 20
different from that OF the Gagged creature soen
by Mrs, Miller at Portland that she would
probably have passed him without recogni-
tion. lle was now fashionably dressed and,
had II suited his purpose, might have brushed
elbows with the woman and yet left her
ignorant OF his release, This not being his
purpose no stopped short and waited. Natur-
ally she raised her eyes and AT once know the
truth.
Had Sarah Miller followed the impulse
,,hIoh soiyod hos ,yhan sba so,y that faco
snn ''n 81 'V rnocpin,, ,rinnnh I sho % vonIS haos
n,tarod IT. a c,~ ~ onon,sh onlv tha r.ar ~
sIs'.,,I,,' ths ohiJ nro,,ortoJ bor fron, 40
alarming tne ohnu preVohped nor from no
doing As was shogave quick gasp, ana
FOR moment gazod AZ tho man as u Sho saw
ghost Then sue stopped ana Sad 10 the
boyi "Run on, my pretty run az fast az
you can Iho boy opeyed' horvey mnde
no effort 10 ston Nun, out ne turned and foi'
iowoa t nlh WIN S,l, n'' OyO' inOn onoO r'o'0 no
faced Mrs Miller
Sho had Dy now recovered from tho nrs'
shock, ANA looked ~ nm not 40 much WIN
fear as win hatred ana defiance she TOOK
low sVops' passou num- anu Piacou horHon w
II 10 bar the way TO hazlewood House
what are you dong hereF Sho asked
nereeiy,
my dear sarah, said tho man In NOOK.
Ing tones, what a strange question 10 ask
Considering your anxiety 70 appoint tho
earliest day possible Tor our mecung, m y
any wohuor thaV oorno Nv oncV 70 hliu your
"Now youYo found me, what do you
wantC c., -. u
any popr ouas, ean yyu buose' "non
you pau NV tne' i'lunu,y V~' 'usV eu'nnor
tolu you what p'hou Ior, haVo oonho
70 you IN oruor 70 ilIu soulo ono oisc' ,,,,
'sho IN hunu'ousV ., n''io' i'on noro' 'Vun
never sch ~ II, % sRe 'EEad the ho hor heart aank
The olenn ln Heryey'a owes ahowod hor aha
ha% 2 ilSd I" win Ho lagsbol liIe ono M cnioy'
inc in@ tho JtuasIon. 0Noyer eeo nor aqalnin
ing sho ,'V""iI i a noonso,oho so ~, p,t "S onsno.
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"" y" Ind thnt IA ono of your charges, Tho
voungnet porhapsl A fno little follow. Do
you know hnyo ofton dreamed OF owning
snch a how ne tint Az heart belloye have
lSe germ. of roapootabIllty and domestic
soodno,s What do Won think. sarnhrl
UYonr baart h aa blnek M n coal. y burut
mn, tbe woman excltodly. 0Would 10 God
v vc, had IeJ IN nrlson For yoara n Inns
bosn nv 4 ,lly p,ayor.N
WYet II ayailcd nothIna-tho prayer OF tho
rlgblcou.l Something gone wrong above,
Rarab Neyor mind, give YOU good Wishes
~ ro,,rn for eyIl onSa 1 know somethinp Of
tbls nelehborhood and tho pooplc, and II /
eould eho,.e "A plnco for YOU Il would bo ono
wI,h two nlddie.aeod gcntle,nen named Tai
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