Telegram-herald., 1886-08-22

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lal mast leave tls place tomorrow tcr
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sa..ll BE- free some dag, Lap= Col grant BE-
may e.nls sooaf IS henever it comes yCu
alay depend upon n.-. D. uot 81 f-r ae av.
dearest u gal stil care Tor ue W gol 80
ro Scarborough 3 shall know where yo4 are.
aai that az .east VIII 1e some comfort
tf.od-tF darling for I shall not b. allowed
to saw % ~ word * molLh. But remember
that shall always - lrus - you DAISY
There was d postscript written in char
ac--rs 80 strasg cling that 10 We clear that
tleF lai been p.uaei uni-r the influence "
-alae intense agitation ~ have had rerrl
ole s- ne alrn mf uncle he came q me
when BE- left Veu Icolii never have Thought
tLar he wolli have been - cruel
hav rA- lauz remainder ot that night
aa.,-i cannot tel 4 was almost -tupehed
tF -le er.su.l- m.,r .rtune 70 secrets Of
th- haunted ohamtrr no longer troubled me,
asy 4 ctr-l nothing uow for fLurers hardly
concealed aumo-.ty The thought that
ot-rdora al others was that as Daisy Aer-
-eli lai pgt r J aai found ler but % lose
ler ln comparison with th.s ali night
mare visions. -e -ret tlsitat.ons ~ my bed
room. ana even ror.ents lk- th. rusty Smit-,
which nad Sd mysteriousiy been placed upon
mv def seemed ., az consequence. ! dressed
aud sac in lre4ry suffering. waiting for the
coming of tle morn
Mucl sooner than might have been ex-
uectei n the ordinary course OF things l
beard servant moving in the outer room
1 ssas aware that IRE vas being ght-d
aui by and ty The rattle Il cups and
>aucers told DDS ttat a table was being laid
in rae room. was somewhat surprised, as
laa oeeu given 90 understand on tho pre-
vious ui .A. ae would al breakfast together
n tAe ball below ! waited impatiently 20
learn uy itre
was not very long in suspense. Long -
fore eight O'Clock there was "a tap at the door,
and / ofeuei 10 to admit the servant who
came hdeu with hot water and the neces-
saries tor my bath He stared IN amazement
when bee saws that was up and dressed It
may have been that part of his astonishment
was due TO my appearance 1 was conscious
ot tha fact that the experiences II that terri
he night had given me "a face SO haggard
ana worn that mai ght have been wears older
than ] looked when retired 70 rest
He made few inquiries as TO the services
7 required. and then. in a somewhat hesi-
taling manner as though he were aware
that ~ hal unpleasant news 10 coInmuni-
cate he sad.
~Your breakfast. SIR. viii be served In
your own sitting room in half an hour OF
sooner. u YOU wish lt. and my master has
ordered me 10 tell you that YOU viii find a
letter from hmm on the breakfast table"
Then be- retired RESPECTFULLY
Too uen knew what the letter would saw
was utterly ialed and dispirited bv that
night of agony And vet, when / thought
that ! sas about To be expelled from the
house which sheltered the woman / loved.
and that should be compelled TO leave her
u tile society Il such "a man as Finter.
fet ready 90 90 anything and defy every
body i ] might bu- be with her
batlei ANA rciresssd weariiy, and then
iu tie sitting room ] read tho letter
addressed to me from Mr Maulever.r 1t
Has very c.urteous uut very cod and en-
phatic. Tbs writ.r said that he ha J learned
with surprise and pain that j had been