The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-12
ADDENBRO0KE.
I'll never do you wrong for your own sake.
Ais Well thut Ends Well.

her eyes mechanically following tho
familiar, insignificant figure of the
professor, as no plodded down the
gravel walk to tho gate, and when
he passed from view she sat down in
the nearest chair and continued her
reflections. 1t was very strange.
She had no love to give him, and
had told him SO, quite frankly; he
must know, rs every one knew, OF
that miserable affair with Lawrence
Fleming; was he not Fleming's most
intimate friend, the last person who
had seen him before lie went to
Africa?
Moreover, her glass had taken to
rejecting n woman who was sud and
palcand old before her time surely not
the woman with whom n man would
he expected to wish to begin his
life.
When we have become to ourselves
daily I1Ip,Inn II hOnI tn ran /.
izc tint orr n,rscncc cnn ie desired
of others.
And yet she had been aware of Adj
dcnbrookc's devotion from the days
OF the good but obstinate little boy
with a taste for chemical expert
ments, to those of the modest young
nan who inrEei nnohstrns;velv ;n
Ioorwnvs f;,r the nnrnosn nf sny;n~
rood.n;,ht to hor onI w,s niwaYs
.t hand tn t;lI nm vncamc;oS Sbs
had heon ow,,ra If r. hmt had c;van
Il l;ttlo hooJ. now in hor jono,;nos.
hcr sorrow the Thought of that no.
vot;on moyc,l hcr stronoelv
She Ind scen herself dr;ff;nr nm IN
mi,l,llc n"e ha"~nr,] inveIess nm.
loved. tho sorriest Of snrctncles. thc
emotional woman whose emotions
have wrecked hrr AddrnbrooIc
and Addcnl,rnokr's love intcrnose,l
Themselves ike n shield between her
and hcr G,tc
She Ind @ivcn him no answer Inf
she knew hv now what hcr answer
would bc
The door oncnul and Mrs Grey
ber mother came into the rom
She sat down in silence, chill
comfortless rrcscnccmnmd re~o r,le,i
her ,lnuohtcr from thc distance
These two women livc,l toerthcr
without, urotit or pleasure to either
Mrs Grey was cnnnhle of moLinr
sacrifices Init she lacked tho nrice.
less rift ofhomc.mnkinr while Lv,lio
on Irr nnrt ch,ird beneath tho re.
strirtioms of relationship in which
mithrr affinity nor affnction hore n
nnrt
$50 If was to bc Johnny Adden.
brooto oHor MI (" raaaotoi MIS-
Grey: "a (;ower.street nrofessor If mo-
mrticulnr ,listinction WelI lydia
was npttinr IN. and II n oool g;ri
means to marry she had hettar
manage to do so before she ia five.
nnd.twcntv And there had heen
nothinw Il sonmeI in tho+ affair with
vounm Elcminm Mrs Grnv was
'lisnpnointc,l X 10 tr,Io thnf Elem.
imm's i:,thor kent n miova sbon I'm Ro.
cont streot wbnro,s tho Ad,,or-
brookes had been gcntlefolks for gen.
crntions. hut nolndy minded that
sort OF thing in these days. Law
renee Fleming went everywhere, did
everything: his new book from Africa
had made him more OF n lion than
ever; hence, he wasmore to be desired
as a husband than poor Johnny,
who went nowhere to speak of, and
did nothing but his work.
Lydia rose slowly and went over
tothe writing-tahlc.
AS she took up her pen, the whim.
steal thought struck her that, when
the other children had carried their
pence on the sweet-shop, johnny
had always preferred to invest his
capital i'll mysterious compounds
mt the chemists a faint smile how
cred about her lips as she wrote.
When the letter was finished, she
laid her head on the desk and shut
her eyes. The old dream, from which
she was turning forever, had rushed
with cruel vlvidltcss into her con
seriousness:
Behut dich Gott, cs war zu sch on rewesen
Behut dirh Gott, ms hat NIGHT soilen sein
She rose stiff and cold and won,
over to her mother
lydia was n Graceful CREATURE t,,,
sliuht G,intlv.colore,l. some neonI.
thomght her bcamtifnl others coil,
Goo ne hea,,tv in hcr whntever ~
..W,mma 3 shosn;d in bor str,,ro
n,thot;r vo;ca "profassor Ao"jer
hronta has nsted mo to marry him
and have written tn saw .vos ~
| Al,,omhrooLe wns ~ s,ond;9.r Tho o,.
on;n% no nsuol With T ~d;a ot g.
Inhn,s WonJ The, wcra o,ono =" ~
,,o+han Me- CO., ~, d;saSo,t ~
Ss.,+; rod +o i,ar o,rT rnnm "n,, ~,
tolr hot w. nr +So,a aowod ' with t t'
a".o nf ;nt;mocw "nI nffoot;on "
~ n,aa ,,a" ti,,aa ,.' sasu s,n,.l ..o;
on.r,,,o,,ont and o,roo 1 y s linz
of ASdnnhrooLa,s caln, hnmn;nos,
wos ,,o";nn;n% ~ +. . rafacto d ~ n w.,
;o's soao ST. .rn ~s '. m,at ~ -
~ ,,re ono t M,. Ion o,,
So;n,.,,ass 81 ,n "I; on.It,, . h so,
n;ness hv - tho ma,m fsct Of har n n
pn.m NO.; ~ - +h;mi. ~ nionps, vs
~ .,,,,.i, e." H. ..'.'.a,,,:. p .I"4a
Now s" ~ sho In; III bar au,' i;,,IttiM y,
h;s ,lo nn;ovoI no f. waro n reao:t; ~,
of ih 90" deI;ri Se Which s%o nov horso,
~ ho o"nsorr;n,r NV t 1 '" '' 'e'
"JohnmS Ia, ~ ,,, ve ..wii, Won 10
ma tai nnm r. n;,rht ,,,,. w." 49, "" 'I
ways meant to tcll vomS about nv