Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-24

NJ the happy hOpefuness with wllcn no
had been tlled half an hour before but,
with Angel at his side aud the dreal OF
nartlng from her which must SO soon
some weighing upon his heart that was
no very easy matter. II needed only ehs
one great sob which at that moment
hurst from the girls lips and sight OF ths
taors rolling down her cheeks 10 make hlm
abandon the weak attempt and g look as
sorrOwful as no felt
.Slr Godfrey generous, and to sendyou
all that distance away% she walled. ~
n il cruel-cruel. What shall We do with
out Won. Caryl2 Just think how dnll and
detestable II will be, As 20 mother, be-
lieye II will break her heart.
"And you, Angel" he asked husklly--
"Eii you care2'
.'Care2'
She repeated the word dlsdalnfully, and
glanced up NJ him almost with anger IN
her eyes. But the look which met her
own banished every feeling except one OF
startled surprise, and In an Instant she
found herself In Caryl's arms.
.'My darllng,p no whispered, don't
YOU understand l have tried 10 make
YOU see, but you never would. We are
NOT brother and sister. Angel-we never
have been, as you have known always
and my love for you Is not a brothers
love. Dearest want you for my wife,
and | am going away TO America that
may win riches for you TO share.
She was standing quite still. making no
effort TO release herself from that passion
ate clasp. She fslt too stunned even 10
move. The color had left her sweet face
and lips and the long dark lashes had
dropped untllthe almost Nwcpther cheeks.
'Ah. how white you are" cried taryl
remorsefully. NO wonder have fright.
ened you, my dear. with my awkward
ruughncss. II could only say the things
that ars in mg hear, loYg you would not
mind listening; hlF my words are cold ani
feeble,
There was long pause then Will"
they stood close together hand In hand,
heart 10 heart. At last, slowly and with
a shyness which Caryl had never noticed
In her manner before, Angel once more
raised her eyes.
IL must think, she said. In the quaint
serlo way which was one VI her many
attractions. You ses | have never i'm.
agined you lke-ln this light before,
You have been such a dear brother % INC.
Caryl, ami / hays aiways loved you 50
TO 30 your wife
Her low tones died away. willis, love
ly blush spread over her face hyelng u
crimson TO the roots o, her hair. Caryl
could scarce have told why u was so
but In spite Of her uncerttin words, hs
understood that he might hope 10 fuIure
as he had never dared hope before.
Come take me home now" Angel
went on with pretty lmpeFa,iyeuesa We
cant remain here ell day, you know.
And, Caryl--
Yes"
''Ecmrmber you are not % bother mo
one BIT n0rr about about this sort %
thing again. until give you leave.
lie Illl held her IN his arms and i0r
an instant he col not 1T her 60 Ito
bent his face towards her own un,il rho
could feel the warmth Ut h,t breath upun
her 10 rhcad She thought lot a moment
that be was gong % kiss her aud Was
amazed 10 lind herself trembling ~ Tho
idea Had ~ NOT done tho same thing
every night and morning A. long A. she
could remember.
Eyi emily Caryl understood what was
In her mind, Tor he al once gGa,surrt hsc.
'No, Will NJ. do that Angel no
murmurcd 80 ne ~ again. my DART ~.
until you tell Tne that may Only ylu
will not let so 10 America ia doubt. dear.
est2''
you shall know before on start. tho
girl returned soJerIy. Then shr drew
herself away from him and with dropping
head resumed the walk.
Good morning miss RoOi morning.
sir And would you kindly AXE tho lri
ters with you, II so DO as your a-gDtu'
omg1'
They had reached tho spot where tho
road branched Into two The ono Iei
directly towards the little town OF u.
thorpe, which wa a. this point abottt a
mite away; the other diyergcd toward.
the icarage aud ono or two out VIM
farms. Absorbed IN their own though :.
neither Angel nor Caryl had mott sd tho
proach Of tho pOstmnn from behind.
Az tho old mans words Caryl started and
turned.
why. how late you are. Turner hs
llue'" ''
Yes slr-nGlr York this time. And,
o. THESE cold mornings do try my rheu.
mates cruel bad The Post Once ana
OmBht 70 put On cart upon ihl, road
win Mr' Rowt TONS work, and them new
SHOPS there's more letters and parrsi.
than can fairly manage Here's your
miss. " J'"'
Caryl looked after the old msn n, hs
trudged brayey along.
six miles each way. and three NJ them
across Yorkshire moor, I shouldn't
care tor ,uch walk in all wtathers . hs
remarked. And he's not so young =,
ne use TO be either. BESIDES. tbsys 4,
700 much correspondence passing 10 and
from ,olthrope for il all to DO lei, 10 hIs
Angels thoughts had apparently taken
different direction. She broke 4, ,,,or
Iafyl meditations with an eXc.amatinn
OF sur rise. "'''"'''u
see y she cried, selecting ons fro,,
amongst tho various misslyeS that lie
poslinah had given her, and holding n
d tTw",us hlm-'if there Isn't a letter
directed to Odeyne. In Sir Geoifrey,s bard.
writing What can he nave 10 saw n
:, Already Cary's fingers were raisin, N.
i iateh OF the garden gate. And aImo,' 80
wy words lett Angels lips, out from the