The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-16
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lie bowed, wondering what was coming
next. Rising from her chair. Augusta
] led the way TO a door which opoaed ont
Of the sitting room and gently turned the
I handle and entered. Eustace following
her The room was n small bedroom. Of
which the faded calico blind lad been
pulled down, as it happened, however.
the sunlight, such as it Wa beat fun
upon the blind and cane through i, il
yellow bars. They fell upon tho farail
turc of tho bare little room; tkcy fell
uron the iron be,stea1 aid upon some.
thing lying on it. which he did not at
trst notice, because it was covered With
y sheet.
Augusta walked up to TIE bed and
gently lifted the sheet. revealing the
sweet face, fringcd round about with
golden Lair. Of Iittle ieannie In lcr ccC.a.
Eustace rave AZ exclamation and started
bae,; Violently. Hc haI not been prepared
fci such q sight: indeed. il ives the fist
such sight that BE- had ever seen. and j.
( shocked lin Lcyona words. Argrsla.
famlia.izel cg Gle vas hc-sclf vi.h t-o
+ comrau.0nshiD Cd tAis beautcoUs c,,y clll
+ .a.-er. rcd forgotten ttct Suddenly c-d
g.tEolt warning 10 bring tls Ay.-., Ito
' fi.. r..a.a-a1 o.. III, d.sl s. var tf.a ,-,-a..
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fer oue CcmmeI. I'D tle.r le.lth end
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others. What business has i.s rafi.r 10
Show ITSELF AGAINST o-.r r~.lv checks.
81 terrg.rrar...... ",.l. ..esroJ t,-.1-e-9.
re-..4inc some. hing q all this ln q flash.
81 forgot. rol d. Loi l.u0w-vou mu.t BE
sl0ol.cl-f1sriye ue.'
"Wio Is it Be sad. caspinr % r.t .
.al'. IFS breath
49, slster. slo answered II; was 30 .
~ AMI sa~c lgg life that | wanted tie
money When told her lat could ret .
1ot 70 she gave no aad died i0lr uncle
siilel l-r t0re."
Grr .g shoeA-I he followed her back
lnt9 the sitting r0.a. AID then--aa soon
as he got lns ro.cre-apoi9g.z .o-
having iltruiol himself upon her ia such
aA .3nr %. c.soi.i'on-
".D e.An I'D see !on' sAc s-i .i-l-
ply, 'l E-fe seen NOBODY except tac doe
t,i once a,.d The undertaken t".ee j. IS
ireaoial to $50 alone hour after horr face
To face with the irre'rieyaJ.e II bad
rot been SO foolish as % enter into that
agreement with Mes.rs. Neeson ] could
have got the money by selling my new
book easily enough and I should have
boon able 10 take Jefnnie abroad END
believe that She would have Aved-a; least
! hoped 50. But low it is finished and
cannot De- helped
u visa LAD known. Numbered Lus-
,rco. could hare Lent you t.a money,
haze a h'-iarcc aga Aity poun-s.
'4 O- are very good. size aAa Weret.
gently oIf D. Is 30 use talking a0ou; b.
now IL 5 finished
Then Lra.are rosa and wcnt away. and
1t "aa -3' tu be lo.ni himself ln tie
-i- 10 ill. ..e ie.in-la,rei iA'i A' ilaI
--.~. a.Hei augusta ~a.t her plans
were. Iile. d. i.t sltai oi i.''f jeanne
=. - p'i every 'h.n8 c.-e ...i ~ h.- mead.
"t.ef' &C. ,'A'ri hii.-rf "'h 'Ae
l'a.' % l-l. h' ,1nli GAIT gem a week
'r 20 days 90. tcr t-e iHac~l.
Two uly. latter Augusta followed tie
remains o.! A.4 dearly beloved sister fo 3
Aer last resting l'lce, esd tAon came
.io.n' on foot. iaf size was the only
.aJL.irr. ana eat ia her J. arh gown be- .