Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-01
For Her SISTERS SAKE.
BY HAROLD C1NQMARS.

LOOKING the park. IerhapS half an
hour had passed when the sound of y
door opening and closing caused her to
turn and face the center of the room,
and her husband came in.
He greeted his wife impatiently.
you are not i'll driving costume, vet
[ told you Manners would be here at
eleven"
Il am not going to drive with Man
vers; l don't like him.
"Who supposed you would like him
Who wants you to? 1t is all a matter
of business"
at is not the kind of business I adj
mire. And want you to leave me out
IF it hereafter"
"Why do you talk such nonsense ?
You have got to drive with him"
"Oh, no; | do nothing under compul-
sion. You know me better than that. "
Wyatt hesitated, flung himself into Il
chair, drew II long breath and spoke
again in a different tone:
penelope, don't be foolish Nam
vers Will ask your opinion on those
paintings, and your advice as to his
purchasing them. You will simply APP
prove and applaud his taste. When
you both come back, Hysc will be here
Hysc will be bargaining Cor the collcc-
ton, you will carefully announce Man
vers' intention to buy, and Hyse will
bid against him. There is every reason
to hope for big stroke
There is something wrong about the
pictures" said Penelope, coldly. Il am
30, L.,
| dctcst him-to throw away his
money!
"Do you know what you are saying,
woman? DO you want to be turned
into the street-you and your pretty
sister? Do you want to starve?"
Penelope moved little now. Hithcr-
to she had stood motionless
81 don't understand you,' she said,
slowly.
Il mean every word" he retorted,
with little less vehemence. 1--WE are in
precarious condition. Expenses have
got to be met, not only for ourselves
but for Rachel as we'll"
Penelope did not replJ at once. She
turned and walked to the window
again, and stood looking out.
Rachel! Yes, to be sure; she must
think of Rachel, whose innocent young
face came up clear to her remembrance.
as beheld short time since Rachel
was wandering somewhere with
her lover in the park below. He
was a noble fellow, and he was wealthy
Rachel must not have her prospects
married in any way, for Rachel loved
him.
The thought of what her husband
had said made Penelope dizzy for an
instant. She turned to him again.
Dexter" she said, with II little less
strength of voice, tell me the truth
is it really as you say? Can't you man
age without thrusting me into the So
ciety of a man l abhor? Dexter. sup
pose he should say something insult
ing?"
"Ire will not" said Wyatt, Struggling
his shoulders. 81 am not afraid for
YOU. You know how to put man
down when necessary. Only be pleas
ant with him and humor his little fan
cics; he cannot harm you. Penelope.
if you'll manage this for me L won't
ever ask you to do anything of that sort
Remember, again. Rachel. Hush
there is the bell. That is Manyers.
Go and dress nuicklv y
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