Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

l&[F jane e3F rScr l1fe seems =
bs nothlnE else Tx Ms t1-n woIEs.
a. y L4l EuQEoe
~Ch. w.ll. Sssr't want K bother you.
ea6 L eservthisE e-se was s9lae riKhi !
sl.>alLzus "a t-1s lcls.e aae It's lc<tez
J hR3 frou HAIRS. Sias ssys thst f'eSgy,
4 you psea-sx, i-Ss Sssosen ~ ran AVA
tr,sLa b1uls Bans hopes : ~oat very
nvsef cr rlSals AeE. ss tbs yolng iSay
hzs hz1 l. H. hSf nlad Ter sglns uE2e,
1Lasg : sr41lglds. yo0 kno~-siter ~ ve
dcre foF 1sS.
I'm sure ] shoald let Ter - Size =
never COME 70 aAy good e1@s ti.at glIL
Haven't ! zl~~ys sal4 so
Ms dear. said LAZY Jane. y must 20
- town caHe s4y LADY Sonaerton wll
guess WAY. although ] siai haven't some
reason - give Aer. fear ! ~as ln5is
Greet IN loslsg slEht - this Young nlaa-
lsQs d9n1 oespSlr, nothing beyond RENE
e5y. II osn Only ma oNi n here he ls.
rest assured HIS ~LI never happen
again.
- always thought YOU we're TOO san
guina. SAID AIDA le2dy r. vent her dis
pleasure Oh every 0s1s. Il don't be-
heso Lee ever wanted a. marry I1e. only
you y c4i4 have ]. he cl-
lllY J4Is went 10 lona0a. was absent
9 wees. aui then returned = saader rui
not d wiser woman. Nct trace coult
ste lnl - OlsueCle. not word had sAe
heard ~ Llm-
and Issgy9' said Adds "what about
heT.
No. q sy liable She had ben gone q
week ana more before Harris wlots 10
me lt ses MS. however. q fl4uned tang
Sis had hSa II il lCT MIND IL least .
year"
Il wender, said AIDA. 'vil he ever
turn up again." Aer Thoughts lad Ie-
yeIted - Lold Glencore.
"0f course he VIII. said LADY Jane
decidedly. "@ad We must profit by The
Lesson Nc have learned frofA ham. toV.
MY. dear, 60 ol and tell stevens % come
10 NE have = trying ordeal hciore nle
10 answer al the questions that tie Is pie
hsre VIII put. ! heard fisl ia h.a Ci
laughter over tlelr afternoon tea.
begged Lady Somegton 10 excuse ne TN
III dinner really didn't feel es if
could face them then. Ala. Adda. and
Lady Jane nodded her head mouruiuily
perhaps some day. when you have
daughters OF your own, ecu n know
Talk Of martyrs! You have oIly 70 looL
81 mothers.
That evening. when Lady Jane Joined
the guests assembled il tie drawing
room. sic noticed that every ore loose,
- her with an oIr OF inquiry. IL had
been agreed, II the request of The lostess
that not q word On tAc subject upper
most in Ito m.aGs of ali OF them should
be mentioned un,il after dinner Poor
| Lady Jane. sitting IN q FOOLS paradise,
actually fancied tie object Of Ler Gb
sellce had lost i:s interest 90 everT bOav
! Alas, I. mine N2s .Dc-t 10 explode, an1
Lady Somerton, net.iod at the want -
! confidence shown, WAS tho one 10 set thg
/ match. Advancing 10 the comfortable
/ armchair in which, the ladies having re-
turned to the drawing room, her smiling
/ guest was reclining. She said;
"Of course, dear Lady Jane. you have
/ seen tho announcement ia The Times oi
/ tOdgy.'
NO indeed; waited until ! cot here
/ to look at the paper and ehe stretched
out her hand for Il, laIguidly. Anything
Of Interest,"
40 YOU, yes, Of great interest. should
say. Listen. On the l1th ii September
az ST. Simon's church, n4tilesea. Peggy
only child q the i0te WyEtcrd Nagnus
Esq, 10 Harold William, tenth "a. Q.
! CieacOTe."
AIDA gave bound.
Peggy" she shlieked. "9iother? Oh"
But lady Jane interrupted her. With
q supreme effort the mcdeT.l martyr rose
To the occasion.
"Be calm. dear child" she said "See
what your coldness has driven linn TO
However. poor fellow. in spite of his dis
appointment he was determined, II
soo.ns. to marry one Of the family. -
! LOngman's Ma-azire.