The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
EHAPTER XXXL
A wnMAY WITH A MlssloN.

A WOMAN WITH 4 MISSION
Inspiration, ~ u rule, s0ars above tho pot
tInost Of detail, and Of Hll Inspiration that
one whose wings are worked by religion llol
Che highest and lroost from trammols Of
custom and caution, A man OF u woman
Inspired with an ethical mission 10 hui
marity feels fully convinced that, provided
The ewes are Kept stcadlHslly on the glorious
result, the hrNmblos which have for OgC
chokcl tho Path leading 20 The great goOl
will la some mystori Gus mnnnor set cleared
out of the wayi without faith Of this kind
inspiration siuka b. the dull level OF wisdom
Sarah Miller was Owom0n witha mission;
mission, however, Of personal, not Of u
general nature Her mission, n she read II,
wat b. insure the worldly happiness OF hor
beloved mistress and her faith In tho In.
tpration winch prompted the task was such
ns 10 make her b,licyO that she would sue.
Good,
Eycrything in this woman'e lirc turned on
her devotion 10 Beatrice Her mind was
lilo dark, mnoA ruin, In the o'ntOr Of
which springs ono pure white marble column,
aud that column her lovo for hor mistress
The Wild worIs she onco used when telling
FRANK Carruthcrs what she could DO for
BoatrIeos sneo, Il any thing, fell short Of tho
truth,
II IA absurd 10 suppose that amy one Of us
4 untitled 10 such alteration from follow
creature Worry probably David himsoll did
not deserve jonnthun's unparalleled dovo.
ton any moro than BEATRICE deserved that
Of Mrs, Miller Nevertheless, II human
affection W 10 dolod ont into lhoaCalo against
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trcmply M IN this world, Simple justice,
like pure rcpublicunpm, nnd many other
indisputHhly correct things, works bcttor IN
theory thnn lpracticr, Mrs, Milcrs strange
worship Of Beatrice must bu sought for In
causes other than tho girls merits or oven
her servants gratitude,
This thea was tho omissary who went
forth ON behalf Of Beatrice, this the bearer
or tho flag OF truce between her aud Maurice
Uorvey, A strange intermediary yet pos
scsaing some valuable qualifications for the
oillco, insonueh ~ sho was devoted 10 her
own side, halol tho foo and, above all, was
full Of the belief that In somo unknown way
she would b, guided 10 Ns 10 enable hcr "a
bring the negotiation 10 " satisfactory issue,
She listened with apparent attention u
Bcatice's mauy and clear Instructions, but
her thoughts were In reality lE away. In
this ma.tor shu believed sho was Callel upon
~ act more the part Of n principal than that
of an AGENT Beatrice, who was anx Gus Il
know how llorvoy was 10 bo found, had tt
rost satisfied with the assurance that Mrs
Miller would experience no difficulty h
tracing lim Provided that uorvcy wa
still IN Loulon her assurance was justified
for M hi, llng on tickot-o.lcnyo had moi
yet expired, his address could no doubt b
obtained upon application In the propoi
quarter
This wns about tho only detail Sarah hat
a. yet stopp d 70 consider. She had not yc
thought how her end was 10 bo gained
whether ny threats or by ontreatios. Sh,
felt that all she had W do was 10 meet th,
man face " face, aud then she would 1nt
horaolf guided 10 nc for tho best
Bealriop, who had some misgiymgs on IN
score og allowing her faithful servant I,
make 40 lon journey unprotected, ha,
carefully 10 ke up r0u qs nnl trains, Su
fanciel that sHrah would travel in grootc
enso AMI snieiy IL she went 10 En glun VII
Paris by che great Through OK ross tro
which runs ncroS Europe from Constlr
tnoplo ~ Paws, ptoppng only two or thro
timeb Ia cnch county Which II traverse,
80 Mrs Miller travelled In such luxury ~
railway train can offer.
She reached London without any mlslaI
Here she went 20 u friends, tho ono 10 who's
care Beatriee's correspondence had been II
trust ID. After nights rost hal dispelle
the fatigue Of tho journey she began tho fir