The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11

The Hush died away, and diszpE<sTrlsed
i Jock stoie over her face-
This iasnferAble PRIDE : she exezin-
I'd zngrily- = Yo1 refnse everything from
me-esen my frsendsbipt For your -
ter's sake will ziwzys reserve yo1 When
you have tine 10 cal On ne, bat foi
yoar own via never ask you . come
here zzzin-~
Forgive rae- Jennie. he sid with
strange bumility. Do you not CUES.
/ why eznno1 Visit you You tempt lar
beyoRd mx strength If come here
The door openei and the servant sr-
bounced Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
Just in time, thoagtt Ber- : In an
osiser seoond Should have made an as
a rnyself, and I half believe the dear
giTl look-a disappointed Ah. vel
tbs must be the Las time crane here
for ezn's tra-d my-eif II your pa=-
enoe-
He took his departure before the neN-
ls-A7Isea gusts, and Is he sid gsod-by
- the ho,stess, sise znurmcrea.-
When shall l SO you again y ] pss
angry for usnau1. saf no~ / know
+ youdid right
Ee would give Do promise, znd SIC
s,iH ieokes disappointed
The Bakers szaye5 and ehsf1ed On
every slbiecs un5s- ibe szn. Then oliser
callers cz.ne, Sna sile z4s ngs alone iili
dinner
Once more there was a long iriery2l ;
then be came again x&s pleasant and
agreeable ss Sny eilznee acquaintance.
buI nothing more Il was torture 70
Jennie Mekensie 70 liTein this s1sIssn-e-
and when She coeuld endure i no longer,
she sent another note 10 him, saying
= I've s,eez SEX 3,sa want . see you Cazae
at o1oe"
She hardly expected 10 see hirn 80
som, bui be came thAi evening. When
BIS nznie Ezs brought IN she told Peter
% slIow hIm upstairs zod deny her 10
al visitors She had not been danger
ously II, but the confinement 70 the
house had taken away her co3or, and she
lay lsnguidly back in the essy-chzir.
You have been H. said Bez, sd-
vsneing 70 the chair which she indicated
wzs for him Tn ver7 sorry. thon-hf
you we're ont Of town for visit, as I
never saw you On the street
Did you often see mel she asked
with faint interest
Yes, very ofen, when you had no
idea Was near. have bro1gf, Anstics' .
letter for you 70 read, Ia which s5e SAYS
they sail for Aneriez on the 18th, and
bids me tell yon, as she vas too busy TO
write mere than one leffer5
shall be 80 glad to have her here
again OF course she vii come right to
this heHse- Now, iell me about yourself
How are you getting on ? What i this
mysterious business, IN which you are
engzrei : - ''--
Nothing 50 very mysterious am
clerk II s wholesale house, znd stand 3
f4irly good chance q EsronOtion, II about
Eve years.
What do you do evenings af1er you
60 kome2 > she went en-
Sometimes writing. when am fors0-
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In, po;nr sxzv Soon The ta,,r,.,f,t has
never entered her mind before that min
ME Il shall Ssil for Fovlans in 4au
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