Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

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She walked along in silence. looking On
the grcuod and appearing very or c,mfor-
table. P.eently be sid, "Wotli Won
oaye waited for me if you hsd known"
To thi, she whispered in asorrowfIl vhis-
per, Yes"
They weIt still further in silenc,-pase-
ing along one of the beautiful walks On tie
outskirts OF the 10 IN. yet mt ohseryant of
scene or situation. Her stollder and lis
were close together and he c'asped his An
gers roand the email OF her a-m-ouite
nightly and Hitto airy attempt at i'm
PstuF, yet the act seemed TO saw. 'NoyI
hold you and my Will must be yours."
Eseurrir z 10 previous o ,tion Of herr.
he said, 81 have merely run down for a dsy
o. two from school near Truro tefcrs going
on tctne north for the rest Of the holiday.
have 8: en- my relat ons ct Redru,h quiIe
lately, so am not g,ing there this tin e.
How little thought OF meeting on! How
very different the circumstances would
have bsen il, irs.ead Of parting again, a
We mnss in halfsn hour CT 80, pos IDLY for
ever, you bad been now just going eff with
ms as ny wife On cur honeymoon trip
Ha-hs-well-so humorous is lifer'
She stopped suddeoly. 'Iuut go back
now-this is altogether too pair fal, Char
ley! tbs not ut all kind mood you ara
in to-day"
81 don't want to pain you-yeu kroxI
do not" be said, more gently. only il
Just exasperst:s me, this yen are going to
do. wish yoa wonli not"
''What?"
MARY him. There now / have shown
! you my tue sediments"
! II mus. do il now" she said
Why" he said, droy ping tie off land
masterful tone he had hlthsit, spokt n in
and becoming earnest still holding her arm,
toseyer, as If she were his chatt.l TO he
tskeu up or put down al will. at is never
too late TO break off q marriage that's dis
tMtifal to You. Now I'll say one thing,
and it is the truth: Iwi b, would marry
me instead Of hin, even now, NJ the lsst
moment, thorgh You have served me 80
badly"
Oh, it is not possible t , think of that"
she answered, hastily, shaking her head.
! When l get home all will be prepared-it
Is ready even now-the things fer the
party, the furGiture, Mr.. Heddsgsn's new
suit and everything. l should require he
courrge Of trcpta! lion to 60 home there
and say wouldn't carry out my promise"
@''Then 60, in heavens name! But thers
would be no necessity for you to go hcma
aud face them in that wsy. II we were
to marry it would have to he at onee, in
stantly, or not at all. l should think
your affection net worth the having unlets
, you sgreed TO come back with me- to Truro
this evening, whsrs we could be married
by license on Monday morning And them
no Mr.. David Heddegsn or anybody elsa
could get You away from me-"
II must 60 home by this Tuesday bost,"
she faltered, What would they think if
did not come?'
''You could 60 home by that boat just
the same. All the difference would bo
that l should 20 with you You could
leave me on the qusy, where Id have
smoke, while you went and saw your
father and mother privately. You could
then tell them what you have done, and
that was watching rot far of; tn. was
a school master in ia rly oi position,
and a young man you had Known wien
you were at tbs training 90 l'ge. Then
WOu!u Colue poiuiy .inhiu, asu 'ooy
would see that it coul not be alte ej, and
60 you wouldn't suffer a life long misery
by b, ing the wife o wretched old gsfter
you Gon't like at all. Now, honestly,
you do like M, best, don't you B4pasta?'
yes"
Then we will do as | cay
She did not pronounce a C ear atfi' ma
tive. But that sh. consented 10 the novel
pI OPPOSITION at some mo nent or other Of
that walk was apparent by what followed
O little later.
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