Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
.H1s 80 asrr,f from Sir kerryAg asio.i
Hrs HIann

For all che sroks - him hs might never have
stIsts.i. or. q tha INST. hocn buf art %
forgotten dream A. rron ~ she ~as Vel
enaush % rlso from her b-i, ani ! could Tor
hlur. en- .oy her society. Ne talksi - many
thinrs. tat never of Sir Morvyn fcrrani
AMI The Immediate past
But. nevertheless. there vcrs timci when
hsr lSok distrce.i M Nov AM again !
found her CARING a. mo Win anhlou''
troubled sycs. A. n trying b rial sone-
thing Which I sas hliing from hsr. onos
shs asts.l mo how shs came to ny house
that night
'Oat n tho whIriing snos." ! ui a.
ushfiy a. I could. "iou came In a hisn
state q f.vrr ant dsliriuul'
"where hai | bent What hal ho'n
doingr =,
you came straight from Mr. Wis'us. !
surposs knov M more
Ihsn .he Sigh 4 AMI tunnel tcr leli
away. tut / sJ1n found her trnutlsl dark
.yss ara.n dtel On nay Own ! coali ID
N n.thins tut mset their gar1 ifafely. ant
rfay that my pOor love might neror. never
l. able D. on tho-, hours ~hieh we're 40
Yrrsrnt a blank o. her.
Al lat, etac'ly fortnight from ths faiAi
dav. - left ny homs was now Nhai b.
l.sally termed an Accessory aiter ~ At.
al vas making every oflrt % save tls
,..,r eirl from jlsiicc In order o. avert
.u.uirIon. Idscilsl 10 vas better n1f to shli
II, nv h5u.s. /. icft tho faithful william
A. t.ks car- q u. ani asait my iustru'-
,I.n. Al rrrs.nt twas advisable that any
lusuir.r. ,houh learn that | hal gone T.
Ior.loa with my sister. ani that tho time
n cur return WAS uncsrtain ~ ani BY
N All usnt well. cuuld 90 ri u my coi-
Ia. In an ordinary way ]. for one. shouii
never uish q visit he place again.
phlipra aoluiesooi in al my arrange
,,.,,. sls was guita willing tD accompany
m, a. tosn. f,hs trusted mo With childish
.lmplritv sHut Iiasil. sftsrsAfi shat
aflsrwarlr sts ssksl
Fyen in tha mlist ~ the menacing peril it
"a. All 1 coull DO % refrain from knefling Z
a, her fsst ant telling hsr that my love
wouh .llve the quesiion oi the future
II have surprise for you In lonion.' ]
all A. chcsrfully a. I cnull Trust
vour.,lf D. me-; you oil not regret I,
shs took my hani "whom elss have
,o trustr shs aid simply hasil, you
have len very cool q me. have mais
vour lie missralisi Il i to1 late to atone
but / shall never forget thcss day.
Her EYES we're full q tears kisssi her
h.ni rsvcrcntly. ana told hor that nhsn
..s tls oli smile back upon her hl-. al
III aons Woald D. a thousand times rerai
Lat a. fspoks I trsmblel at the thought 81
What might 10 In store Or both of ut
We drove o. koding. AMI Scro perioros
obil.ci a. take the roat shich paset ~
Mr.. Wuson's housa fhiiippA taif rp-
from har AT. AMI scemci - - on w
point ~ a,king ma soms question; hui sh'
changed her mini. AMI rclaIsci into siience
1 felt A horrible dread isf the roaisiie Oh
,,-,. AMI landmarks shoah awaken reel
i.ctlou. and my heart beat Violently a. ~
neared ths white heap by the hedge, that
hear which believed held our secret iei'
that grew deaiiy raie. Twas foroh 70 'ufu
my head away and look Out Of IN" opPo'.,,'
window. NJ state of mini was MT maze
sasisr by knowing tha, Piiiip-a uas "a "a !,
At mo with that troubled looS iu hfr eye<
Altogether felt that the strain WIS iccUm'
inx TOO much for me. ami iszan o. uonior
Il my lie would ever again An1N a hippy
% secure moment
After long silsacs Plilppi .pokA
Tell me. Basil. have yos bcafl ffln ihst
manr
shook my head
where l. hei He was coming that uight
Dii he Gomez
Il suppose not Why do you askf
Basil, q Kind Of horrible dream haunts
ne There was somsthlng | driamel \
that fearful nigh. something ! dream Il
aow. Tell me- What 10 was'
Tho psupiration rose O. my brow.
Dearest" said. mo sonior you dream.
You are well now, Tut that night you wers
,uits out of your ssnss. Your fanc.es are
hut the remains of that deiirium Think
no more Of tina, wretch; h. Is probably
living In Paris after the mannsr % bis kint.
Think only that life Is gong 10 bs calm ana
harry"
Anything 10 keep the knovieigs Of her
fatal at from bert forced mysslf 70 talA
in light cheerful manner. jsstei Al IN
appearance Of ths fsw muf'ied.up country
people whom We passed on tbs rad
pointei out the beauty q the trees on th'
wsyslde, each branch Of which bore fcliag'
of glistsninx snow. did all | cOuli % turn
her thoughts into other channsls--to drive
that strange questioning look from her eyes
| NLnt EilI 4 fNlt Huru ~ WIZ ~ ~ ~ -
train, ani the drst stage Of our night a.
accomplished fact.
Upon reaching London drove strsigh
10 the hotel at which my mother was stay
ing. Il vas ons Of thoss hizh-pricei re
spsctabls private hotels in Jermyn street
I engaged rooms for my sister and myself
I ssnt FhlIlppa 10 her room 70 rest, AM
then vent % hni nv mother. In snothe'
minute was In her arms, AMI ere half a
hour was over bad toldhsr Philippa's story
and my love for the woman on whoss oe
half besought her protection
Ye. I had done right 70 trust her.
knsv her noble nature: her utter freefor
rom the pstty trsmmsls Of society.
<nsw the love che bore her son IL, m
'erv thank her oncs more for What she di
.or me that day.
She heard ell my oufpourings In silsnc'
told her ell, save two thIngs-ths Mans .
The man Who had vrongsd my love and n
fate which bad ovsrtAksn him t,li hs'
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