The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
"A IL, Hpob be kept his eyos on the


over the water last evening. Ana then
WIS Rnssel no had been with her
Jucscl who had rowed, played tennis-
and driven with her while he had had 20
stand aside and look Oh, Ol course,
that gentle. friendly manner Of hers had
meant nothing but that ehc was sorry iof
III, accident How could he bear 10 see
ler married to his brotheri 'Ot, lang
ally he exclaimed aloud Is the pros
pect broke upon him; and Russell,
startled. aroused himself 10 ask what was
the matter. is your shoulder worsef
he inquired, wondering why lac was 50
unlike himself that morning.
"Oh. | don't know! Yes, / suppose
il Is. think ! had better look up the
doctor for it has been very troublesome
lately." aud a. the train ratified into he
station Hugh pulled himself together Tor
his days work. 800.
WHY. Russell, all alone| was Edith s
greeting when only one brother appeared
Yes. Hugh has gone to see ms doc
tor. and will come down by the next
train. think he is rather bad do YOU
know, Eide. he was 50 snarplsh and un-
ike himself this morning.
Poor old feilow' ! flncied ~ vas
not getting on. hc has looked go white
lately; but he has been 50 CHEEKY al
along that never guessed he was III
PAIN
Hugh appeared in course Of time,
looking tired and worried IL had lad
a sc0ldlng from ni5 doctor, who found
that the collar bone was getting on very
badly indeed. You have been over
doing yourself" was his verdict. "and
even triAing little affair like this must
have proper care You had better go 10
some bracing place at once and have en-
tire rest, OF YOU will have lot OF trouble
with the bone. "
$50 M going 10 Norway with Nesey,
concluded Hugh a. he told his mother
and sister what the doctor lad said.
Really, Hugh, you take ones breath
awav!" said Ms. Green 'Why, Mr..
Vesey starts tomorrow. does he notf"
Not Till the day after; bat as the
Yacht Is at Hull must 60 tomorrow. "
And for six weeks"'
1T will be about that | fancy. II
ought 70 put me thoroughly 10 rights
ANYWAY. matters will be settled beiorei
come back. he added 10 himself.
So Hugh went, and Mabel. after stay
ine another week, and finding the place
horribly dull without him. went home,
rather disturbed in her mind by his sud
den flight. 4 fortnight later Russell fol-
lowed her 10 Eaton hall, and proposed,
only to meet with Almost uncompromising
refusal. which very much lessened his
good opinion OF himself; so be returned
home cresttallen, to be ptied and petted
by his mother and Edith. who, however,
had her own opinion in regard to MabcIs
feeling.
Summer gave place 10 autumn, and
November set in with the usual amount
of rain and fog Hugh was at work
again. all the better for his six weeks in
Norway, and Tor the news which greeted
him on bis return; for Edith took care
that he should know about Russel'5 III
success. He was waiting patiently Tor
chance OF meeting Mabel again, and that
chance seemed long in coming. Edith,
however, at last found an opportunity Of
assisting fate, for the last week IN No
vember She got a note from Naoei' VINO
was IN London for couple OF days, and
very anxious TO see her. Thank good
ness. I've Thoroughly bau cou', e@'
| claimed Edith as after moments con
sideratlon, she wrote a me 70 explain
how Impossible IL was iof her 10 20 out
80 II you are fe"iis A'Ge' sue COZ
c!uded' you VIII COME - iuIci 'o'lioi'
row, ana eniiyen my soi!'ude, iot fi''hes
IS away ana am al aione III 'ne even
ing
Now, II that does no' settie matters,
she thought "a she addressed The ehVei
ope, Il VIII trouble 10 more about ei'hei
OF them.
hugh dear
well what Is ~ l see you want
something
/ want YOU won't !oI come nome
early today 90 get 80 aull ana s'uplu
all by myself ana dare not 90 odl TINS
holild weather.
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