Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-02-28
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her husbands shoulder. ~ know that
one or two tritles can never be quite en-
planned without him; but then" and
she broke of with a shudder.
''iie deserves the utmost PENALTY that
the law can give him" the Baronet an
swered sternly, at the same time glancing
with unutterablc tenderness at the pale
cheeks which bore test mony TO tho ex-
element and horror of the preceding day.
ITO rob the woman who was endeayorlng
to save him from punishment was crime
worthy OF the man who could murder
defenceess fellow-creature and try TO
fasten suspicion upon his friend, And he
TO be my nephew, 0deyne--l can tspeak
OF him with natience,n
She put up her hand and began to stroke
his moustache afieetionateiy.
''Please don't be such an OGRE" she
pleaded with bewltchng saucincss. "You
must talk OF him, for there's something
want to understand, Why didn't Allan
keep the money while he had Il, instead
OF sending II of AMI then doing all those
horrid things to get II back"
Sir Godfrey laughed have sayagely.
"My darling, II you try TO comprehend
all the intricacies OF his plans
you'll fall. That particular point, how
ever, Is quite clear. Ilo meant to have
second thousand out OF ne under the pre-
tense OF covering his losses--and he sue
eeeded, tool"
But, although she had asked for the ex-
PLANTATION, now that II came she was
scarcely attending to Il, Instead she WINS
hiding her face against his coat-sleeye
while all the time her fingers moved about
his mouth.
"Geotirey " she exclaimed, as no paused,
'there Is something that ever since have
boen your wife have intended ono day
TO tel you The man that used to love
was Allan"
After this shame-faced confession no
more words passed between the two for
some tine The Baronct understood this
was The proof OF her perfect love.
''Mr, Nnne, my lady"
The buffers voice broke In upon the
silence, aud With wild exclamation OF
delight Odeyne rose to her feet.
''uh, my dear Caryl, we never dreamed
OF seeing you so soon,' she cried, throw
Ing her arms round his neck and giving
him the warmest kiss that she had ever
bestowed upon him In her life Geofrey,
play, pray ind Angel and bring her here,
oh what will Lord Easlngwold say2"
That was matter however, which did
not long remain doubtful
About half an hour later the arl, upon
his return from an expedition TO Scotland
Yard, found awaiting him In his private
room his daughter and q dark-haired,
handsome young man, Nor was there
room TO doubt that, when Lord Easing
void inopportOnoly entered the strangers
arm was round ady Chrystals waist.
With blushing face and wildlysbepting
heart the girl drew herself from that em-
brace and then led her lover TO her father.
"Tell him that you are glad to SEQ him, =
she murmnrcd beseechingly. Afterwards,
with q sudden outburst OF tears--''l did
not expect him so soon. And and am
so happyI"
The pltoous appeal found Its way to her
fathers heart In spite Of all his cut-and-
dried theories. In truth, he could not say
that those Ideas had proved IN altogether
triumphant success, lie was not the man
to do anything by halves.
~ am pleased to welcome you upon your
return no said little stlily, but still
heartily enough. 81 need hardly say that
have often heard OF you"
And lou will give Angel 10 me, my
lord 20
The Earl glanced into the frank bright
face with smile.
"You are u bold man, he said. ASK
me that a week hence"
There Is one thing that ought 10 re-
mind you OF, Lord fasingwold. IL ls
possible that even yet doubt may remain
as to my innocence In the minds OF some
people II Odeyne had only been success
full In getting that confession out OF that
man, them
The farl laughed rather cynlcally
what q woman's notion that was.' he
said. AS to doubters, Caryl, II any re-
main unconvlnced when you arc my SON
ln-lnw, refer them TO me-.
That week Of probation had wrought
wondrous changes IN the mind of Lord
Easingwod. He was able now to under
stand and TO appreciate the charm which
had drawn his daughters heart out from
her own keeping Caryl Vane had made
another friend.
"ferhaps too something may even yet
some to light" tie young man said hope
fully. ''Of course, as | have no means OF
supporting my wife dare not ask for a
speedy marriage, and In the meantime my
name may be cleared.
The Earl rose from his chair
"Pshaw, man--can't you be content
WIN tIlb NCTulCb Oh lHb CouEtg lDu uIb
clear nov. AS for speedy marriage.
Chrystal Is not poor; and, If you ARE too
proud 10 be dependent upon her, want
an agent for the estate Whenever she Is
willing shall BIO ready TO give You your
wife, for trust youp
10 was strange coincidence which In
one day put into tho hands OF certain
tavern keeper out In San Francisco two
English newspapers, each containing In
formation OF the old world In which once
he had played a part
The first item Of Intelligence was under
the heading "Births, " and read thus
November 2lst at Rock Hall, York
shire, the wife of Sir Godfrey Bertram.
Bart, OF q SON"
The second among the list Of mar
riages, took longer TO study; and, when
the man laid down the Sheet there was
softer light In his eyes than had been
seen there for many long weary day.
December 3ist, at the parish church,
Uithorpe, by the Archbishop OF York,
assisted by the Reverend John Vane,
father OF the bridegroom, Caryl Bruce
yane to the Lady Chrystal Angel Irwin,
only daughter OF the Earl of Easingwold."
''My Angel! May she DO happier than
could ever have made her, muttered
Allan softly.
THE END.