Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07

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Atlas had been sail hurriedly. George
GaislGadhgrdlv time to take the proffered
adUasnths engine pufTedi.self labOriously
Eot5e great, chastity terminus. a wilder
@GEgu work, q labyrinth Of tunnels and
1-s and comprehensive platforms very
sz-y en- this cold winter night.
~ Tie first few minutes Mr.. Caul1eld
q 50 confused and disturbed by the sud
SaaaS Of the charg, that had been forced
palm ,L., lie hardly knew what he was
~. Then lie glanced at the lady, and
HW:la tciag o. relief that her head
Brposngcomt r,abIy against the padded
tyson Of tie carriage, and that her facs
Rlldgs ~ a blue gauzs veil, which shs
'sUer o small, brown straw hat. Shs
FSeNa,L.ug ,owewh hat heavily, he thought
q TIA, was 10 be expected in a sufferer
'9 res, complaint.
! aope Der heart is all right" thought
- with a sudden sense OF the awful
$50 d, posi- ion were his invalid chargs
'SIp7 while in his care.
as ooket at the Strangers card:
Mr. ELSDEN,
Briargate
90 address cooked well Briargate was
lie most respectable business streets
'aa2icaes'"r. Doubtless it had once
-arSl., hD", where briers and roses
Y 'olndant.v, and the bees and butter
san! village lads and lasSes made merry
''SaN o, Dew-mown hay. Nowadays
was q narrow street Of lofty
l.eS, tal, enough to shut out the sun,
g' he; Sue.lei Of machine oil
express hal cleared Grandchester by
~aa tearing along a viaduct above a
VI TAI c~hjmueyS, and then, with a
clTy', away to tho windy open
-. = a land as Will and fresh and free
~ -,'e We're no such things as factories
T-fs -I4y ea.mn'ys in the world. Mr..
nal, for tue first ten minutes or
renewed by his inability 70 see his
i 'ya face It hal been a comfort to
'eH'd her placidly asleep yonder,
4 no attention, leaving him free TO
40 4ennvso1's last idyl. which he car
a+,g'o ' IN Gs travelling bag. But so
l-s : tH' human mind, so fanciful and
CrsI, irrational Gt times that nov Mr..
Sr~. eeSan to feel vaguely curious
NJ ~ .'e hidden under the blue gauZo
30 - oeSan to wonder about it Was
. pale so deadly white, a it seemed
under that gauzs veil, in the dim
m. oil lampt No, it was the blue
~, .uo10S which gave that CHASTITY
Sa, te sharPly-cut features, the
- young ,aly's ewes were altogether hid
tRkr, shadow Of her hat, but Mr.. CauE
NrBs sl'e that she was asleep She was
Apv - quietly that he could scarcely
HS.b ls'on Of the faint breath that
Ga SEFng her breast in gentle undu-
EG NnetImeS he fancied he saw the
m. Nae Rob Roy shawl rise and fall in
taa,!tSatIonS Sometimes it seemed to
sas5 Uo'hmS stirred a v the shadows
k@ : VIC hcaering of the wind-blown
SUn.- watched that quiet figure in
u Asn ouly taking his eyes away now
&s,,S 70 look ous at the dark land
~ T1,na they were speeding, to see a
&EyS. NJ by half a dozen farthing
y asSa' IL o. ike q phantom, or a town
SSadtbsL patch OF angry glare on The
3 TsnrOr'zoh Useless to think Of enjoy
ssehs5iy by the siekly CLEAN Of that
Ss4nP! He curled himself up in
sssp asi he closed his eye, and tried
IN EmF-
oO5s. vain He was thinking Of the
SkAho%e blu veil He was broad
SSSg bns Sly awake. He could do
Se - - n contemplate the figure
l. lou si m the opposite corner.
u at Tor hilldale Junctioni He
&n Ina watch The memorable dial
q Gra1s was only half an hour sincs
In ~. lesser. His own sensations
Gal~ was a long night OF agony.
0srYoQs man, tonight bis