The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-01-04

Tn tbc bottom of the glass wero found
IN 1uc ps..on - aotivo and v@ir,Ilent
aa;san. Int tbere yyas no proof thatl.a-
po i ~ 80 ~. ~ +Lera@ ~ sbc
oeds.d;nalt aroritted
mo ,ro,a,. ~ tha srasc,, ~ ,
lne en'aII ,ysfe.in g-niaen was q del-
$50 cbilaisb lookt,ts creature c.,ile,!
icate,
clio I'D eoft darb, eyes. silky ba.r. and
shn aarassin% 9,.,",cy fhat was irresist-
H. che had mn ,fy If 1.eaIth and Ter
ioneo,, rNore sonet E;a,, wonderful. they
III aI,or.oa
M ,i,.a1 ns,tf M, INC - German
oo,nt. hIe,Sn os hoa,,firnI en- anetl.
III ti .a,.an eaf] cvc4nt Ma cliss5ul.
H. soiI n.thime nha,t II. Emf ALWAYS
fonpJ e,,aorior attractions elsewhere
, rol f,o,1pt rn,ii Glanced Ter way.
The connt himself noticed her avoid
800 ofL ia, a. 1os, INIT only smiled. and
- aiitn fronIIv bouti Il. until n lady
infannNnd bi,, fLst Nrrs Gibson sbnj-
dara1 ,vba, ", was spotcn Of.
Corn+ En,il 1annhc,. but he crew very
LIT n,,1do,Iv aud tbc color did not
49, haol, 70 lie face for a long time.
"yylaf a temper he iiis!a thought the
Inv
aSb,ddarod-ah9 n4,ttercd the count.
.syya NET INV and mend that
IA cot aboIt If at once. But the result
VOC NOT satisfactory. Mrs. Chissom
sh,onk From, him with . look of n~csitiye
terror when he addressed her.
gbo co,nt,s bl,c eyes clittered as he
eowit
..prov ora Won afraid of me. madame2',
he asked very low.
Jnstead Of answering. she turned like
come hunted creature. and caught the
orp, of y gentleman who was passing-a
oood-natarcd blnndering young fellow,
waved Allen Ford. He loved her desper-
otelv. hut he would as soon have dared
oh an ernnress TO marry him as tell her
so. He blushed up to his eyes as she took
his arm
ssDon't Won like the count Mrs. CHS
somp" he stammered.
h did NOT answer. and seeing how
white she was, he led herquickly to q seat,
into which she sank. and quietly tainted
away
ITO, tbat Il was no secret that the lit
+1a hea,,tv with the soft. dark ewes. and
foca like r. cameo carving. did not like
Count Emil.
A few tboiabt It must be something
constitutional. n SORT of reDuls.on Of tenn
neransnts nossiblv. Others WHISPERED
| tlat tbe handsome and delightful count
narbsns knew something concerning that
mysterious past of hers which would not
hear DAYLIGHT
Mrs cbissom must have had q great
many offers that season. though she did
not seen, to seek admiration, or care for
II On tbe contrary. she had rather an
oir of shrinking from notice. and she was
never oav. Her dress. too. had nothing
striking abopt #. exccnt. indeed. it al
,vovs heinz in perfect taste.
Count Emil used to watch her some
tir,ns oe she talked with others. with n
look made NJ of suspicion and hatred
mingle
.Iar1 lines On Won. count.u said Allen
Ford. ON ore of these occasions. He was
oarnnorf,able for his natanropos speeches
ne his basbfnlness. "Odd that she's
down ON Won sou
The count turned Iivjd and muttered
eonetbinr that Allen could not catch.
When Mrs. Gibson made her appear
ance Il hreakfast the following morning.
she noticed Il VAGUE and intangible some
him in the faces and manner of the
ladies' gathered there that struck a chill
To ber bear+
No one addressed her. and those to
whom she smoke stared at her re-
nlving. as if She had been n utter stranger
md hcr accostinr them m imnertinence.
rho gentlemen. TO do them Justice. were
ns civil ms ever. but with y difference.
Mrs. Chissona grew deadly rale, but she
cot sill and made II pretense Of eating.
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