The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-13


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ali things 10 abstain from drink. bu'
he knees as be spoke that bis words
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had tried 20 turn Con from his rash
course, bfit, although he had more III
huence over him than ali tue others
combined, his efforts Rad always been
futile
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village, afid AFTER coheiuuihg ner pusi-
ness ~ Tue Only seore, sie sisi'eu one
or TWO intimate iffsIius, l,onI WHOM
sne learned the latest sniass news.
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ance, LOT Johh anu nas ihotaer wouiu
ply ner Win inquiries upon net return.
lnenr TOO, IL was q iapDf Oh iose, LOT
hate was woman. wnen she start
Ell Tor Mrs. peianev canin, which
was some Instance peyohu the village.
tue afternoon was pretty wen ad-
sanctu ahd she hoIeta that STORM
would setin. ms, however, caused
her no uneasiness, Tor nate mad al.
ways been used To outdoor NE and
brayed all kinds OF weather. when
she reached the widow cot she found
Mrs. Delaney suffering from severe
attack OF rheumatism. which had dis
abled her Tor household affairs, ana
consequently Kate found TWO hours
Work IN uuying the rooms ana prepar-
ing supper for the old woman. Mrs.
Delaney regarded Kate as direct de-
seendant OF the saints, and Wei she
might, for Kate had often been her
ministeriiig angel.
After supper, for the widow, with
true Irish hospitality, would not allow
her to depart until she had joined her
at the table, Kate set out for home.
As she stepped from the cabin, she
for the first time realized the journey
before her and the power OF the storm
which seemed TO shake the ground be-
meath her feet. On the lett the sea
seht up suiien roar whiie ever ana
anon the very heavens would be
scanned and split hs iurid fiasnes OF
iightning. FOR q moment she turned
to re.enter the cabin. but the thought
OF the expectant ores at nome de.
TERED her. and she resolved 10 avail
herself OF a shortcut OUTSIDE the VII
iage, which would sase her distance
OF nile and nail Ihe pain skirted
the steep Gun whicn rose from the sea
ana would DC ioneiF ana perhous
way, but Nate wished to reach home
~ All haxarus, a. shc Knew tue ahxi'
ETY. that her delay wohia cause AT the
cottage. =.
hurrying along as last as the DARK,
ness would allow, nate soon reached
the point where TIE pain branched
from the village road 70 the sea-shore,
Turning from the highway she entered
upon this ana was soon travelling
through the most ioileiy plt OF coun'
Try TOT miles around, place Wnere nc
one IN the nelghoorhooa would nave
yentured alone upon any eonsidera,
| tion, especisiiN ~ such an nour add
during sueh storm. but n ATE Was
MOI Oh = humorous mature ana uia nor
nave what she would nave called siiiy
notions.
| As sue aaSances sac could NOT 10!
| the lie OF her resist haneiess dread
that begah 70 creep over her' beiore
her the pain Mouhu INTO = passags
| way which was worn through the GIN
lis ieit side shutting OUT the sea IRON
view, WINE upon tue lana siae TIE
wall o. rock rose sheer anu steep, us
| top decked with atunted trees whose