The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

mas bHt HcuTu FROM nT moTVUNF ueNeu
Mrs. Wilson,
Aftor walking a few PAGES Mra Wilson
Smrnod and came back 10 mo, 'Glye mo an
address, she said, ~ may want 10 write 10
you"
/ heaitatod; then ! told her that any lot
tors sent 10 my bankers In London would
reach 40 sooner or later, IL was too soon 10
excite suspicion by concealmont OF ones
movements.
10 vas after I had gaHod at that white
tomb by the roadside that my Impotence 10
remove philippa grew hercer and aercer.
Moreover, j hal at last made up my mind
what todo with my precious charge, As
looon rs she would DO we'll enough TO bear the
tourney, Il resolved 10 take her 10 London
Dandt place her In tho hands OF ono OF tho
Itrue,t, nobleat, tendorost women In tho
Iworld-JDy mother, f cd sE.I..
40 Bhs was 10 London, waiting for mo 10 Join
.hara had written, falling her that tho no.
,Yloup illness OF a friend proyented mo from
1aaylng my homo Tor some days Now. ] 70
solved 70 10 70 hor, and toll her all Philip
'paff sad talo-alisave tho ono dark chapter
Of Which she herself, hoped, knew nothing,
n would take her TO my mother, lwouldt toll
my mother how llovod her; l would appeal
stolhsr love for me, and ask her 20 take my
poor stricken girl 10 her heart, even M she
would take a daughter, and dared tohope
that, | fonly for my sake, my prayer would
be granted. I 80
- Philippa was now thoroughly Gonzales.
can't q As lay down my pom for amomout
and think OF that time, with It's fears and
troubles, ~ Ia a marvel 10 me that | could
have dared 10 walt 40 long before removing
her from tho nolghborhood. can only, AZ
tribute my lingering 10 tho SonSo OF fatality
that all would go right, or TO tho professional
Instinct which forbade mo urging a patient
30 do anything which mightretard recovery,
hut tho time had No lust come, .'.i .tA
~ Rayo for her quiet and aubdued manner,
my love was almost her old self again, Hor.
words and manner 10 mo wero tender, aifoo-
Tomato and sistsrly. Inced hardly say that
during that time no word crossed my lips
which / would have recalled. Love, II not
mo thought Of II, I had laid aside until hap-l
nor days dAwned, for-1 say II adyltodly,
And At risk OF censuro--P hlllppa was 10 mo
'Suro and Innocent m on tho day whom frst
Two mot II her hands wore stained with tho
lnlood OF Sir Morvyn Fsrrand, she kncwlit
not Her wrongs had goaded her 10 MAD.
noss, and her madness was responsible for
tho act, not uho horsolf.
Tho mans nainb never crossed Ter lips.
Fpy Rll she spoke Of him hN mightpeyer have
sIIated, on, az the most been but q part OF n
forgotten dream Az soon on she was vol
enough 10 rise from hor bod, and | could for
lhourr enjoy her society, va talked 81 many
thlAgs,i but never OF Sir Mervyn irorrand
and tkN Immediate paat. 4 'fnnllutl
"A hut, inayertholoss, there wore tlmoa whom.
her looh distressed mo. Now mud ngain,I
found yher casing % me with anxious,
,tronblod eyes, al II trying 10 read somp-
ching which / was hiding from bor, Once
abn asked mo how sho camo TO my house
that night. .,,..rg"
N"Olt OF the whlrllng snow,r ! said as
tightly Al | could. "You cano in a high
state tf fever and dolirium.n " 1
V'inNyhcre had | bconl What had l BON
iaolnQrs . Ir't
iId,,Ym came straight from Mrs Wllaon'n.lI
umpposo. know no morer 81 .UO.
d THIN she sighed and turned hor head
away, but l soon found her troubled dark
.ovos again lxod on my own. | could do
nothing but moet their gaze brayoly, and
,prny that nv poor love might never, never
k ablo 10 an thoao houra which wore Al
prcsont n blank 10 hor.
~ Atiast. eSac,ly a fortnight from tho fatal
lday. wa loft nv home, iwna now what Ia
1oanlly termed an accessory after the act.
AND was making eyory abort 10 snyo tho
noor sIrI from iustico, In ordor to await
,susplelon, Ideolded "a was batter not 10 ahut
m nv bouaa, M I Taft tbs faithful William
A. ,nla cnra AZ "A and await inv inatrue-
,sions Al present n was adyIunblo that INV
inouIror, should learn that 1 had qono 10
Iondon witt nv aIstor aud that tbn tlme
~ our reiurn was uncertain Nv and Inv
N ali won't we'll. / could got rid Of nv col.
taco IN an ordinary WAY. l. Tor one. nhould
neyor wall Ia Wait the nlneo again.
y phiiinna noonleaeod In al nv a~rraneA.
lnsnta ahe WIN milte willing 10 keoompany
ma N town. ehe truuted ma with ohildilh
~.eImnIirItv. ,i hut pau,l. nftorward-wb
afr, ward ~ aha nSheI. y ,II.IO 90 IIT'
- psvsn IN thS midst az Tho moneejng norll ~
.wasali 1 could do "a rofrain n,om lnoaiing
~, -hsr toat and ,slilng b.r ,hat inv LOVE
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