Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

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"liis moeheri You're mistaken His
moeAsF oEsd ssa s~2rs sxo"
Baxter f9idcsl hix arms wfth feeling that
be asss<i-t o. sit fFu. ~Allons,s ss1l he, I'd
sh1sn do ysu sp~akf'
@of Founx Mr.. King
''tiood heavens eried Stephen. so there
ars 80 u tbsmf'
Pray, u @eoss % you spaabf
~Of : osrt~in Ar xouzg The nsother IS q
handsous CID woman. With white ct1rls
Ca aast useas - .ay IAae there kas
hesn anything between Marian and Frederic
f0gag"
~Fo.lai oaly repeat What hear. It
sssrss % sas, usy assr Ass' D-sabisa. that you
oarisf 70 knows
Ars Dsnbigh shock Ler kasd with naeian-
eholy movesn~nf I'm sure | don't,r she
said n givo Il up. don't pretend u judge.
/ The manners q young people U each other
ara very diifereat % what they were II my
day One dossat kuos ~helaer they mean
soehfng o. evsrythiagS
fou know, AZ least, whether Mr.. Young
has been IA your drawing Fo0mp
''Ca, yes, frequently. / am very sorry that
da.rian - s-.iksd about. Iys v,sry>fnpleaszns
for ula Bat Nb4. can . SICK sosnaa dor
We'll - std Stephen. 80 much for Mr.
Young. And now for Mr.. King
"Mr. King IS gone hoEne It's pity hs
ever came away"
..ln what sense
~oh, hes silly fellow. He doesn't under
stand yoang girls"
'Cpon my word" said Stephen, ''with sx-
prez.i0n, a. the music sheets say, no might
De very wise and not do that"
Not but that Marian vas injudicious.
She meant only to be amiable. bat she went
too far. She became adorable. The first
thiag shs knew hs was holding her TO al ao-
coslnf'
rs be good Iookingr'
well enough"
"And richP
''vevy rich, believe"
"And ths ottsrF'
"What other-Marian~
mo. no: your friend Young"
"Yes, he's quite hlndsome."
''And rich, tooF'
"Ies, believe he's also rich-
Baxter was client moment. "And heres
no doubt, he resumed, ''that they were both
far goneF'
II can only answer for Mr. Kingn
Wed, III answer for Nr. YounS. His
mother wouldn't have talked as she did un-
less she'd seen her son suffer After all,
then, its perhaps not 50 much 10 Marian's
discredit. Here are two handsome young
miili0nairss, madly snitten. She refuses
them both shs doesn't care for good looks
and money"
Il doat say that said Mrs Dsnbigh, sa-
gac.ously. 'Shs doesn't care for thoss
things alone. She wants talent. and al the
rest Of II. Now, il you were only rich,
stephen"-added the good lady, innocently
Baxter took up his hat 'when you wish
20 marry Mss Everett" he said, ''you must
take good care not 70 cay too much about
Mr. King and Mr. Young.
Two days after this interview be had a
conversation with the young girl in person.
Tho readsr may like him less for his easily
shaken eonadsnce, bus 10 is fact that he
bad been unable 70 make light OF these
aghtiy made revelations. For him his love
bad been q passion; for her, be was COM
PEELED 10 believe. 10 bad been q vulgar pas
time. He was q man of violent temper; he
went straight 70 tbs point
Marian hs said, you have been de-
csisjax me."
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