The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
pen ,y Ia drss.e.. anil 70 Van ma anoar

lame. OF which be. who alone
sno:ld have the secret. should Be -
prood \, she was Of him.
Visitors came thickly "a T~regar.hea
that summer. some who .ad CT hyo!og.
ical tastes. from afar. bent on seeing
the horse once before it assumed it1
new form. II va, no matter for suT-
prise. therefore. when acDupic of sturdy
boa,men pulled over a party OF ladies
and gent emca. with u IL: AMI spec
tscied sayant n their head. and the Fl:
and specialized n began To wander
about among the stones and the NOR
tar. delivering q little lecture 10 his
followers rs he went. The married
par were in the Eabiiable part o! the
house, and a; the momen; wien tie
boat grounded a; the Sea-gate. Mira
Treyarrh n was receiving . confession
from her husband. He was stand NJ
at the window from which he had
watched her on her hrs. visit on the
island. and was telling her. with no
shainefac cdncss. how he had kept her
in sight after he parted from her. IL
was not. from any stand point bu, her
own. q deed TO lie rewarded. but sue
kissed him for il with all her heart. and
they wen: gayly out together for .
ramble on the ellis. Before they
started. Tregar,hcn took a look A. tho
approaching party through thc single
barreled opcragia-s.
we can 70 out with a clear con-
science. my dear. he said; there Is no
one We know mon them.
Thcy had no. left the house long
( v.l., 49,. o-ri ,.<sr .f.rt- ou,. V..tp.r
after them. and asked Tregarthen's
presence. The arch tect himself was
: On the ground. aud desired hi, opinion
on some question or another which
could ONLY be decided on the spot
Walk on" said Trcgarthen 10 his
wife. Il shall over AXE you"
She answere! with Il smile and 4
nod. and rambicl slowly over ths
verdurous slopes, and en- oycd the fresh
.ea-bree,e. In u while she looked
back. and seeing no sign of her hus-
band. she sat in the shelter Of an over.
hanging bowidcr. and. sinking down IN
the soft mossc,. surrendered herself 70
happy broJdings upon her husband.
her home, his love and her own. and
the cioId!ess sky that O%vcrhuDy Tn tIr
sweet domestic lie. She WAS 50 deep
sunk " revere. and the MOSES here
about xySn 20 soft and thick ih.t u
wanicrin, sccsstcp near at hand ta:.et
10 r,a ii hcl car. and she wa, \ little
It ,ri led To hH.t a picturesque young
man barring his head before her with IL
almo,; TIA. atrical ar o: homage.
Miss Church!li,' sad the pct.
urc~gr.e young man. in accents OF de-
lighted surprise. Il was assured the
world was not robbed CT you. but ! am
amazed ~ find you here; amazed and
CHARMED"
She did net recognize him. and arose
with some inGignat Oh at the familiarity
of his tone. :he was startled by his
sudden coming. too, and ut the hrSt
flash she saw dangcr in the presence OF
any nan vino had known Miss Church
i'll.
Il am Mrs. TrcCarthcn. SIR" shs
said. haught.lv and co!diy.
Il beg pardon" said the p.ciurcsgu:
Young man. still standing lia, in hand
before her. lean not be mistaken. /
had the LOnor TO meet YOU 1T The
Mrror.' My name is Marsa-iionail
Marsh. owed the pleasure 10 Lorri-
mcr."
II have no recollection of the cir
c~umstanccs." she said. even more cold.
" than lciOre.
MIR. R,nald Marsh smiled with no
touch of embarrassment. Il Wa u lit
tie cd that there were people in the
world who did t leap at the chance
of talking to HIM. but the fact wa, i'll
di-patablc, N {! lie WAS II ed To it.
ii beg Your parion agan, he said,
with = graceful wave OF his s0Hbrcr0.
AT least | may have die qualification
of being :, surcd { ut | am not n ,rror
in assum Il . yOu 10 be Miss Churchill"
IL was Miss Churchill. sir: but / have
no desire TO resume nc .%uaintance WITH
any person who knew me by that
name"
Mr.. Ronald Marsh flushed to tho
roofs Of his hair. AMI douned his soD,-
brero with Il final bow. she moved pas:
him with la h ne eyes and head erect.
and sweeping thus round the ell e Of
the great bowider. met Ire ,ar.hen fac,
~ face.