The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-08

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or two, il so Intense N relief"
at Is morc than n minute ar two," ris-
in sS.. Ne s,s s"y cs,r been Sni hSrs % wi,i i% Sn .one
ssr r%iis ~ hmm st. steadily. viii Si4. More
land.
"Iet her Wonder! Besides, she has for.
gotten us by this time I'm the delight of
lord IT~ottcnhan's society. wonder
part Tim always thinking when with him
Of what I don'f scc-hair, teeth, etc."
''Shc In very kind tn him-poor old
"And amiabili,y is her strong point.
How manys charms yo" h"ve discovered !"
81 don't think you ought to speak OF her
with a little flash in her lovely eyes. 'You
.Why not? I certainly shan't be able to
criticise her next month, so l may an well
make the most OF my time now. Mex
shall. he the bicst proprietor. OF Mrs.
Brooke; and IL 10 not permissible to criti-
c ci;ss 1ns,s :. S', !. xdi,, Ss a. 20" may d"
He has spoken deliberately, and with
seeming ~unconcern, though In truth his
9 hsass rs a s"sn r en- " Fl they v are %sS", Stand d.
ing, but h has turned sharply inside and
Inns So placed herself that he cannot see
word from her and ler silence maddcns
him; .,,..,.. ,r,., ,..u h.
thh&HtHy Hosssk ~ ~ aSH
her To return his gaze.
She has grown very pale, hut she meets
MS sS SSs i mssa". says shs. In a tone on, of
which all her courage cannot keep the
sound of desolation.
were thinking of for all that. That there
IL no more d~espicablc thing OH earth than
a man who marries z woman Tor her
old name tn he forever lowered? A title
and $500 a year-how do they go together?
Money I felt that ! must have and when
II came my way took IT,. Doyou think !
don't 81 the thing IL done! And
my mncie-thato old man-he IL a perfect
tiei-am bound"
eyes, says she simply. She has taught
herself, indeed tn regard IL in this light:
race seemed natural to her. To give mp
all for the sake OF the old name-thaf has
reason i'm it-but that il should be they hro
"Why don't you speak ?, says he ,harshly.
"You dcspise me; You hink-" -.
81 think nothing but whnt is Kind or you..
full of q gentle dignity. ~ do not despise
you. Why shouldI? l think You are do
i Should bs reaar,ied as =" . saer"d charge a".
could for IL. You will he able, in spite of
"Oh, d-n the old namer' interrupts
spoken very loud. certainly-and certainly
Forced from mn against ms VIII. but Dor
otny; nearing TINS terf1Die speech, grows
nsifnp. 10 40 Heihouiict. the "oid naine!
She pauses' gazing at nm as II thunder
strtck.
~ neg your pardon,' says he moodiIy.
Why. has she taken Il all so much for
Eranted! Is there no i1ophole CT est'ape!
II she had cared as much as he does, would
she have been sd ready To acknowledge
the claims OF the "oid name =, "Do you
never think, Dorothy says he, slowly.
''of how II might have been h.if-'
WIN n little swift Imperative gesture
she puts mp her hand and checks him. Her
very lips are white; her large eyes grow
suddenly larger as cruel, smartinR tears
I'LL HEM. Even as Brooke Razes at her,
two bright drops overflow her lids and run
quickly down her pale cheeks.
"Dorothy! J" says lac, makinga movement
towaru her.
mo. no. Don't mind me!' says she,
bravely. requesting him with eager hands.
""fou are doing what In hest Tor you, i'm.
deeds nIld-afterwarSis you will he glad
that Yes" sand besides"
NOh, that will do" says he, bitterly.
"Why should you trouble yourself to try
and me to my fate? ! dare say
there are worse things that might befall u
man than having to accept n f~ortune."
81 wish" says she, i'm u broken-hearted
voice, s'that you would try to be q little
happy about it,"
sis there anything else you wish ?' says
he, pushing off his arm the little friendly
hand she had placed upon IL. "Happy.
after ALL" throwing an his head. with "A