Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-12
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>'lA'' say
"li"N ~H't q manage to '!NN N'f h"..
The OH. fellow wont let me enter 'Iv Iwus. (
n hu know. aryihiuE about it, that's rg,tatl.
Iat r.n sy,"-lnd Percy remains Iva Ir.p
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visible in his face as he strides away toward
the hill, at the foot o: which lies the Liutuns
sisi, But before no arrives there he leaves
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Keeping as much out of sigh, as possible he
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/ 'au-..' III. iN- m"- lonH % wait Mabel ~
( vaID.u- .ru ..m.I clown ,ar gsriun reading .
! ns.5. auH ln un.r,- uu alteration m her
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| NH"'' ".'t D'i.""''' "''iA 'NII'r'l"h
| has taken I'- H''." Tho lZht.Hgurtrd girl
seems p. hB,, .r,vu merged ia the thoughtful
rua hg-r,-rI woman. But she has turned
! down the side path now, and must pass with
! can almost hear IT, his breath comes short and
fast auu he trcmblos violently rs he watches
| her approach The moment has coml,--a step
or two hlrkward-a short ruu-a scramble
| and he is standing on the path in front OF
| her
mPcrrv - i all shn s,,-s lut bor f,rc turns
! oshy male. and She trrr,hlrs vinIcntIv The
shock is too much for her and she would fall
! did he not catch her in his arms lie half
! leads half carries her to a seat that il close
! bE- and IlgEiugF hpr ~ il lpr with his
| hat until she rccoyers a little
.'My poor darling, can you ever forgive me
| all the pain and misery | have Cau-od YOU ."
| he asks, ..What must Won have thOught of
| me, never having been near you all this
! tme9'
| s.Oh, Perrv parui He'll see you Hes in
the drawing room. You shouldn't have
| come"
"Nevcr mnd papa, darling leave him to
| me. He'll be glad enough to see me- I'm
sure But are YOU? | must know that first"
There is no need to ask, is there, Percy -
| And her rosy cheeks and smiling ewes speak
| more elouuentlv than her lips, those lips
| which are Immediately SilenCed after a
| lovers fashion
But stay. before say another word, tell
| me is this true | hear of y0u-nrr you on
| gagged To Lord Ivors Tell me plainIv child
| II il is As they say IT il only a inst runisb
| meut on me, and must bear il,
IL engaged to Lord Ivors No, never
| could ba pupapad tn any one
"Exccpt me- ne iuterrupts "Thank God
| for that | might have known il all along.
| and 80 | should have done if 7 had only seen
| your letter"
| ..Saan n = lettorsv
| "YCs the ono inside tho ,,,rrol or ,,rosnDta
| The one Won sent separatriy never can call
yours 1t was your fathers -
| "But didn't YOU see the other2"
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thing ~, fSroive Il ,oI,,,b I"Ie ,Tnro %i,r
tNINS ~ I"iSi'e' Al uFSL tuolgh tbefe
hered %hnt ,naI "ii1 M Jis" ,,, I',,@th
tbou,rb- then tGat ,-,, - -,
y-nr, i,,.a,SIIj ~ ,~ 'ir IN
! tween ma f,r IA -, ,-n,, 7 L.,,,,,r ~,
! evening Al first il Wa r,;t M c,,i, IrJ
Iyrr WIS r,,ra'z fr;anJ rI IL - nv, I,,,,.
| To dance y-irb him ,i,re ,a-,'o,fniI,t ~ ,S
bsJ ,a13 ma - nv, I &c '.lf a. POI"
Won wore ar,,ry, a,,J q iit,i ,,,,,'s,,tI
and Won IunSt aIrnit ~, - L.
mined Ia nuniSh ,,o,, for q, to ~ ,ri,. f,,
a dance or two ra,-.r irtn,,ioI a., I,,,,Ii
nart that nirht any,hirIT h,,t frin,Is ,nJ
then. when saw y,,, u,iTb tbat iod,, i, Li"a
| | was a little ancyry and hnrt ond 7 Irant '|n
| all the more q yynn 500 10 ,,1,, ha,,,, ~
forgive as well as +
Whatever there may be, darling it is
blue. she was NV cousin. 0nIv 7 to6t care
Won sh0DId moi knC,r IL az tLa ti,,,,' al 7
! hav g never seen her from that aveni,g 7 or
us blot that miserable tiy1a on, nj oIIr n,irjs
at once and forever AMI now tell mo aJ'ort
Lord Iyor"
a. have little to tell Won. excert that he
was kind enough to ask me to marry him.
and have gaid no lie IA n eantIarnon in
every sense of tho word. and took mvaD-
swer at once and don't suppose | shaIl
ever see him again. We said pOod-bye at
Brighton so think dear. we NAV blot him
out too, as he has indirectly been the caIIso
of all we have suffered. Have Won suffered
Percy But there. I won't tease Won. |
have no wish 10 lose YOU again now that
| l."
$50 Sir PERHAPS you'u have the good
ness TO tell me what ali this means ?" And
! Mr. Linton suddeniv stands befIrn tho as
tonished lovers, almost bursting with sun
| pressed Indignation and rage His flce i
| purple, his eyes starting out Of his head, and
! his fingers nervOuSv claspiug a thick oak
| stick. rs if he meditated an Immediate attack
| on the object of his wrath. He had approached
| round the bushes unObserved by either of
| them. II have an idea that nv daughter
| wrote you letter some months since re-
turning you the presents you had done her
honor to give her, and at the same time put
! ting an end to your engagement also init
mating that your future presence at this
| house was neither expected nor desired. Was
! that not so ? If am wrong, pray correct
! me. And yet I now find YOU with nv
| daughter in position that demands an in
| stant explanation"
| For " hen Mr.. Linton appeared so sudden
| ly Percy's arm was round Mabel's waist, his
| disengaged hand had made close prisoners Of