The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-20

tim dscbie,i to 10 out ami have NV hair IN,
ami then return TO see If the young man wers
there
When came back some twenty minute,
later tie small office Was full Of people. A,
lenterei sJnetLing In the look of the Ola. 4
AMI the attitude Of the figures struck ule ~
familiar, But dismissed the idea al on y
ihs shopnlan came 10 meet ule.
The young man Is here, sir, he said ana
he turned with wave ot bis hand 10 u tisuG.
behind him Tbs figure advanced Ii Wa,
The hsure OF a Sooi looking boy rather than
VI man, slight aud fair, AMI with the heal
a httle drcoplng A. the boy raised his fac,
to hook at Tie started back Feature 10,
feature, tis ciear q 1t coud Ia, it WAS the ia,
hal ssen IN my dream
don't know what followed: | don't know
whether my conduct APPEARED very strange.
! don't know what the boy said 10 me. or
What said Ia him have ouly = vague Lie.
that sel.erally ass.nttsi 10 everything Ano
know that when | went home 10 Tully.
lariale sydney Loeb went with lie d my
IMAM
lullybaidane Is desolate place. Ii hes IL
narrow gorge wiAh runs down straight "a
the shore. The Lill, slope dp On either han,t
ami eli IN tumtlll rocks or cayerus wher,
The "a tnam breaks AMI the sea WAVES sin.
lhe oil grange Ia q rambling houS,. From
lis windows You can look over tho b.,,. Ia,
AMI only the falling gardens separate YOU
from IT. on the right hand Is the library,
Which fart, Down long avenue Of tirs 10 thu
sea, AMI hyoni the library stretches the de-
s'rted part ut the house, which for tive AMI
thirty Years l have been meaning % repair.
The library Was rather gloomy room, com
municatng only by u long passage with ia,
other inhabited parts u the house. In.
d'SSi, the whole house was rather lonely
For my Slf never minded that, but fanny
It struk my new servant a, Il bit solitary AM
weirt
Now, must tell you about the doings %.
TIL, Young fellow A day or two after my
return, bath my mother AMI | began IL la
tl't something strange about him. 1t Wa.
not that dill not like him, for | took .
strong fancy To him ut once, ami here, five
ami thirty Year, after, he lives 10 this ,lav
less, think, II u servant 10 us than IA faith
ful and trusted friend hut certainly his be-
ha,lor Was Odd ami the first thing We al,
served WAS thi,
Onc afternoon WAS sitting with my nothe,
IN the drawing roam. My mother hal or
derr,i tea Personally, am afraid of these
unNhol,sonle drinks, and never have taken
I" that surItptltious fashion " working in an
extra neal IN the afternoon. But I was sit
ting with her AMI talking very discon>olatsly,
for ! frlt thoroughly depressed. Presently,
Sydney came in with the cups Of tea on u
ira, u dct'>tabIe plan Of taking tea il you
must take it, but ono to which my dear
mother was partial He handed tho tray e.
my mother AMI h. handed It To me Then,
to our surprise, he walked straight acres.
the roam To- big armchair that stool near
the wmlow, ami handed ths tray 10 tn.
empty chair! hut the armchair, or its In.
visible occupant, refused IL, apparently, ami
the man withdrew
am endowed with large fund of Scottish
hunor, AMI burst cut laughing My mother
was equally !~rpluAed
"lie must have thought there was some
one sitting there she said "ile must la
very shOrt,ighted, poor boy It's wary
strange"
HE must L. as blind ~ bat" | an
s~eryd, "or else has b.en play ing practical
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