Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

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t9e VeTy !n4n1est tn1ng tnat ever heard
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mouth when the butler, who looked as
solemn e . mnt IN his deep mourning,
opened = door. and announced, "Mf.
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.O2ar me, MI. mees9nI you must have
Deeh nav!ng q gooo !ook a. %"
nere august insSEposed, tearing Let
aSr suGaIer-1or, Wltn IN unAerf1n8 ~:
sti3ce, sne now snessed now meteers stood
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MAn WAC - capaRle OF seenang 70 stare
o. Q house IN Hanover square y, she
nCqgaa, evaoentlX caPaole OF anysning.
1"as 20 surpIsgeo 20 see you yester.
EoAy, sne SAG. nhoW dla you Know that
we were com1ng1
M Eusyace tola ner tnat ne had seen It IN
INC ulope. i ems 4fe you cannot have
zen % surprised g! was" he went on;
: . made sure tnat you were drowned.
Wsnsu up 20 nafmlnenam 70 ceA on yon
pt9er yo9 ned gone ana found that Xou
fnao venlsqeo ana 1877 no address. The
e na ! . asF' o.15e aeqi = '1o that r ySI had ss3Zsd I
ateerwafd found Q WIS the Kangaroo.
then she went down; sud eftera long
time they published 9 fal list Of the
passengers, md your name was not
among them, and thought that after all
yon might have got on the ship Of some
thing. Then. some days afterwa1d, came
. telesysph rom A}bapy, z Australia,
the others who weEe saved, and specially
aee assd a and sSas /. = how ss,n e. sn Ssssd IS
gaspense came to an end. It was awful,
I can tell you"
Both the young women looked ct Eus.
tace's face and saw that there was 20 mis-.
taking the real uatureof the trial through
which he had passed. So real was It, that
It never seemed to occur to him that there
was anything unusual In his expressing
s~uchintense interest in the affairs Of Z
young lady with whom he was outwardly,
at any rate, on the terms Of merest &C.
~quatntance.
1T was very kind Of you to think 70
much about me-" said Augusta, gently.