Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

teass Gpou - 8rg - 4ad the nlgsr Lar a.
ef czre were Plaia s.cfCss als 1ns igrele4G-
Sisters o. ororhers ls Lad 8eFer zngsgn,
motnsr asa f4lAsr were .0uZ slace dea1
Hs ~.s alsss Ia tbs xQrlG, algBs amidst
t1s iaa zlasr4Els Ea0 were progd - cal
him frieEd sF acg .1lE laace a-Oas, - "a 10
c01ndalt 70 SD s sou - receive the words
taat Fsilevsd The pe1tuD ye4ralnzs zne
emotions u as heart, sac Bessie, as -os-
laz true, ever p4l.sEt Bessie hls aloss, -
wne2 &c 49, = xod-
70 her o4iy 81 hs pour out his nost
secret LzcaxALs, his widest ma zIninzs
tsrtGrss % tas iB4l-sltlsns as zae". could
got sriay from ler o1e ~grd of oeIray4l of
rs trusts
from a shAdo1ed nosk loag she watched
hln, thea stole sl-sht.y 4ad, resting ~ LIS
feet AID DER beautiful head upon lis knee
sad raised her beautiful eyes 70 read IA his
own tls secrets u hls sou
Win hzhtness u an angels touch his
greaL. brown asn1 fe4 up0a her nut brown
kalr, l0Vin< ~ 10 fingered among TIE SOFT,
snorL cQFls, hls orew cleared, his gaze be
came soft, tender, as iL rested upon her, aud
a sigh u relief tod how taankfaily7ns rec
0g1lzed the 0cnd OF love between them,
how willingly as resigned himself u rs
power
Lolg they thus remained, silent, yet ia fun
communion. bat falriow was a creatures OF
moods, OF strange, sudden, Wild Impulses.
A. times hs seemed unable u resist the
terrible 04tDlrsrs OF sassi0u that swayed
hln, soul Aad body the slightest seeming
~ the most insignificant action OF those IN
der a. couLr0l-and he considered a. who
acknowledged hin as master 70 DC under
Els supreme autnority-ths most trivial
movement OF one OF these would render
him frantic and terrible In his wrath he
would visit bis anger on tho innocent, IN
suspectin 3 victim with tie hesrtless cruelty
81 Nero.
No calm followed these storms, for waves
OF unchecked, soul searching renorse would
toss tn unhappy uan upon she sea OF self
ACCUSATION and restless peniteuce, wnile tho
''pride thai would not down" part OF L.,
uncuroed nature rendered 10 almost impOs-
slo.e Tor him % make the least exhibition
Of sorrow FOR the lis be had so ruthlessly
Inflicted
The heart knoweth is own bitterness"
end 40 human creature ever dreamed q
tle agony this m4a endured when bis pas
sion had spent is force.
Bat 20 the lovely and loving Bessie he
was tenderness itself, not invariably, alas
SIN, her geutleuess, her obedience, her
beauty shielded her FROM many Of the
sto-us lat beat upon the heads Of others.
IL Wogid be hard 10 tell, puLzliag even 10
conjecture, what demon OF III found It's way
into the atmosphere Of peaceful quiet that
surrounded these TWO Is they sat together
ln the twilight
SPITE of the good angel that seemed to
b. sr over them, the demon forced its
wav
What IL was, Thurl0w could never recall
O. his dying day Some slight movement
on her part that disturbed the tenor Of his
thought, perhaps; 1t might have been ouly
q turn OF her head or wandering glance
Of her eyes that conveyed 10 him the
idea that her heart loaged for another
resting pace Let il De what IL might, the
spark was struck, the train vas fired, and
ike fash, bis anger WAS aolaze.
He spranK 20 his feet. bis ewes flashed
with rage. his lips trembled with passion
One word, ouly one word, be uttered u
teep, stern, unansverable "Goi" aud with
rigid, upright figure he stood, his arm ex-
ssnded and his hand pointing cut in 70 the
swift gathering darkness.
ssGO"'
And sas, Bessie, the gentle, uncomplai1-
fng, ever-Obedient Bessie. hardly vet re-
covered from the shock his sudden uprise
had gwen her, WITH slow. lingering steps,