The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-09

md. b bad bsaa end GIL va, aI.o IN love
with her Possibly che El0.OOO would have
proved Q suiiicient tnducenent 20 him with
out the love. but the love vas none the less
there Thar relations. hogover, had nsvrt
been happy ona1 Hhe had de1oiasA hun
from the hrst. and had not spared 70 say N
No man with any reiinement-and whatever
be lacked M oueat had reAnemsnt-c
bear 70 b thus continually rspulsod by q
woman. and 20 it came 70 pan that their ~
lations had always been Of tho mo1t slralnr
nature Then when she st last had obtains
the cIeW 70 the secret Of biz life. undsr Tires
Of exposure she drove hsr bargain. Of whlri
the terms were complete separation In al'
but outward form. and virtual freedom Of
action for herselG This. considering th
position. she was perhaps justified In dnin.
but Der husband mover forgavo her for IL
More than that h0 determined. U By any
means it were possible. % turn the panioi.
which, although she did not know u. be va
perfectly aware she born toward his bulineS
superior. Edward cozsey. 70 . r0anod In
what alecoD q VIII b one Of The puFpos8
Such were. put q briefly a. possible. The
outlines Of the character and aims Of this 10
variable and contradictory man who's bis
tory. had be bot possessed ssuss Of honor
might probably have been painted In very
different col0rA
Within an hour and half Of leaving biz
own housA The Oaks. - u Was called, 81
though the tres frOm which &c had been %
aamed had long since vanished from the
garden. Mr. Quest vas bowling swiftly b
hind Edward CsHSeyS powerful hay hoFso 20
ward tbs towering gateway OF Honham cas-
tle When ho was within 800 yards be
pulled The hoFss up sharply, for DO was .
good whip and alone In tho dog cart, and
paused 70 admire the view.
what Q beautiful placoi" be reflected 10
himself with enthusiasm. land how grandly
those old towers stand out against the sky
The squire has restored them very well, too.
there q no doubt about II, ! eOuld not have
done Il better myself ! wonder u that
place will ever DO mine ThingS took black
now, but they may come round, and think
! am beginning 70 sec my way"
And then he started the horse on again,
slowly rejecting on the unpleasant nature Of
the business before him Personally, BE- both
liked and respected the old squire, and be
certainly pitisd him. though hO would no
more have druamed Of allowing his liking
aud pity 70 interfere with the prosecution q
his schemes than m ardent sportsmAn would
1ream Of not shooting phsasAnts becAuss
DO had happened 70 take q friendly
lntere1t In their nurture 30 had
also . certain gentleman like distastO %
ooing The bearer Of crushing bad news. for
Mr. Quest disliked scenes. possibly because
be bad such an intimate personal aequaint
snce with them While he WS still wonder
ing how be might hest deal with the matter
be passed over the moat and through the an
clent gateway which no admired % fer
veutly, and found himsslf In front Of the
bah door. Here he pulled up. looking about
for somebody 70 take bis honno, when sud
denly the squire himself emerged upon him
with rush, his pen In his hand for hO had
been writing lettera and bib whito hair WaV
ing on the breozA
"Halloo. Quest, b that youI" ho shouted, q,
though bis visitor bad been nfty yards Oh
instead Of Hva II have been looking out
for you. Here, WilllamI WilliamI" Iorss
csndol, "WilliamI" 0ortiaimoI "Where on
earth b that boyl | expect that idle fellow,
George. has been sending him On come oi
his Orrands, instead Of attending % them
himself Whsnsver hO 10 wanted % take Q
horsO hO b nowhere 10 b found, and then
Il 10 PLEASE, cir, Mr. 0OorgS-that's Whai
b calls him-'PleasO, cir. M George sent
me mp 10 the Moat Farm or somOWhera, q
sss how many eggs the ben laid last week,
or somsthing Of that sort That's Q very
nicO horuo you have got thare. By the way
very nice, Indeed"
alt Is not my horss. Mr.. do Ia MOllb, !" saId
the lawyer. with . faint smile; ''it b Mr..
Edward Coasy6"
"OhI it's Mr. Edward Cossey,s, d itT
answered the old gentleman, with q sudden
change Of voicA "Ah, MF. Edward CossoyG
Well, It's very good horse anyhow, and
supposo that Mr.. Cosssy can AFFORD 70 bus
good horseA"
Just then faint cry Of Coming Or, CON.
ing" was heard. and . long bo6bIO-de hoy
kind OF Q youth, who's business 10 vas q
look after the not extensive castle stables,
emerged In great heat round the cOrusr oi
the house
snow, WHARF on earth have you bssnF
began tho squire. In stsntorian tonA
"lf you please, air. Mr. GoorgS"-
SThsrS, what did l tell your broke In tha
squire slave not told you time after tlml
that you are 70 mind your own buSlnss, and
leave Mr. George 10 mind hist Now take
that horse round 70 the stables, and 80 thai
it d properly fed -
.n.r,s- a. an So,r hsfnr. lnnch.on snd -
| get our business over" and hO led the way
through the passage into the tapestrisd and
panslsd vsstibnlo. WHARF hO took up bis stand
before The empty arOplacA
4 Mr. Quest followed him, Stopping osteusi
bly, 10 admire particularly beautiful suit d
arinor which hung upon the wall, but really
70 gain another moment for reelection
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.Ysa. 10. thu. BELONGED TO old Sir jaime.