The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-09

punishment ho do~1rc1. i "Ns tha;
miserable impairment. II ] could have
@ur--"d what my in-p!cnr" would cost
YOU Vel. Mat SO. Il b. said IN
s~N'nnQfaun> IL could ,sy nothing.
could UNDO nothing that Lad been
done. b., surely Tie man vii" could
throw away suo.i . Vrar' # woman-
i'"d for S1ch 2 trsEla. cause mu-t have
been afool past r iemp'ion. Nothing
can b" nendrd by mere words. ne
-aId. IA 2 VOC" - tr'mu'"u- that 10
Wa ashamed - d. >hr mus hate Tie
-l"h' -: Alm. and = "a- best =, 20.
Pm, caught lis ashamed -ul mi-r-
able @.aac", aai thy were moving
a"At ip-".AaT. wSan M, I~rv---;AeH
arose
- not let ia lose my fu"u.. 80.
>-ll- almost ~lIf-H.-.E- Nv i. you
- hear snail =. better aalr - -
ton - '"u TIN VII ''I one
- @-tI i'h't. -'iH9. Il ~.
COM j You WIN IL
HH' -h''H h.''' WIZ "'h ana WIN
'H' poo anu u" VIZ ava
Il am on IRE with shame. sad The
wrr.ched poet whcs IN Y were out O.!
doors L an grioyri 10 he heart.
All this misery was If NV making !
have known her for tys.lc YEAR. and
there DOE not breath. q l.tt- woman.
She T. a, pure a. q i,o.cr. a, charitable
a, the dan"
She 'pDHc the truth. sald PM.
who Wa 0y-aily moved. Il am sur.
81 y. know il. Bat there Wa uata-
!u| III what -bc told IL - max" Arthur
part w,,h her. There was something
else 10 poison hi, mind about her. He
could never haze SrIv"n her away 70.
that alone.
Phil had to b-liay, both in Ire
"arth.p and his wife. bat the poet
found a -implr solution 10 tn mystery.
II was balm - him that Irr.,rtE,n
na~ a fanatic and a fool. But c.cn
that view would not r-cougl!- i,,rlf
with The old tories # Trrgariucn-a
man 80 ioul-mou-h,d ,ha, Ia, brother
o~frcrr. could not cudr.c him.
ID ,ou know "a, history e NJ
Tr...i1b.u. .x,Yl..-, t-n,, tie
~,rr,,o-. J., ,l.I r.. ,u~r,o-o,,, tn
F., la, -..lin0 any n: E.l. H.,
mj,,l H.. had
pm f. know III. .for, and ,,lI =,
.- T.. had il from T-r..,rn.n'. In.
r,..raly ,L,Y.,t -. -, ia. man
49,. "a ,.,, nj. !,
fool
Tn. 80. hi.,a. married. md one,
yy.n, rs. I'm NV On "a, fnr.y,-ng
afternoon PM call i ON Mr.. Ire
.ll her question. for an hour or two
Thor, Wa no ~caInforf Tor tn, w-f.. vho
had III these year, been widowed in
anythin" hc irld 70 tell her hat, when
h, had aiken lis lrayc he turned . n.y;
idea over in hi, MN, and. after ;oo,,-
iuo AZ +, in many ~a-p.c,, mad. ar
ranrrmont4 - p1t i, into execution
h a,;rui.L,I Mr. C,lb.m ,ho, even
inu by the announce, men, If ii. ju,.n
ton t. 90 down Ia Tr,uar;hcn without
DELAY. In answer to the tutors in
muiric, he could only SAY that h.. had
lately possessed himself Of Information
Of the utmost ya!u. 10 his protector.
and that il conld not be cony,yel by
letter. but must hv the very nature If
IT be- delivered bv word of mouth.
Phil was not the sort Of Young man
who inv.nt> m~cniaciouS Yarns on pur-
pose To get opp ,rtunitv for clande,tine
amusement: but the tutor WA Vet a
little scared 10y this arrangement. and
lot easy IN his mind even when he had
accompanied his pupil To the station.
and bad seen him safely in the railway
carriage. booked through t. Gorbay.
The voung,tcr knew well enough
that he was going ,o wound TN. be-,
friend h. had ever had in his lf-. hut
he believed. (.nd he n,ryci himself i'm
that belief with a courage beyond hi.
years. that he might hriny peace back
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