Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

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married 1 q a. soOn have a deaths head
sDo bones 4Fa4ad fhe ptter any tlme.
Hs wss sittaE c4ri-d up ia tle easiest
chair IL the library. feldilg q boa, b-aif a.
hour Afterwards, Nhen tie door opened,
4nG hs father c4nte ~.
Something ia the paternai glance and
movement struck the boy.
Il never says father looking % young and
bright before" 10 thought. Some Jhiu Z
must have pleased him very much. Per
haps Aunt Sopa - going % marry some
old foxy or other, and The coast Will be
clear
80 you knew a. about il, Guy!" said Mr
P4iey, laughing.
About Wh4E, sirf"
About my engagement"
The book fell WIKI a crash 70 the door.
"YOur what, fatheri"
AT least You told Auat Sophronia about
n. Well. "A glad you are pleased. my boy
and DOrcas says she y~.il always love YOU as
II you were her own son. As general
| thing don't approve Of stepmothers, ou'
[ you and DorcaS love each other 80 dearly
that Why, Guy what l. the matterF
/ for the boy had rushed cut o. the room
with an odd surOcating sensation in his
throat
he met Dorcas coming up the garden path
with a bunch Of scarlet holly berries in hel
hand.
"Dorcas," he cried. "Dorcas. you are a:
false a. the serpent woman You beau
Sne eomprshended him In al instant
though bis voice was choked IN silence.
she nung away tue scarlet cluster and pu
her arms tenSsriy about him.
Dear Guy" she whispered, ~ love him
but II you are unwiliRg-if IL taxes awal
any Of the home feeling for you, it only re
mains for ycr 10 say 30, and"
Her voice died away, her head dropped OF
his shoulder.
There was an instant's silence, then Gu,
said, bravCly:
''Wcll, 50 let it be. Ny father is trump
and you are the only woman alive who il
worthy OF him. And suppose people woul'
say six years was too much difference il
our ages, although how they're 70 get owe
the fifteen years between you and father
don't know" he added, with a forced laugh
Aud then and there Guy Paley learned hi
first lesson OF self abnegatiOn.
Dorcas picked up her holly berries an'
went into the library where her promise,
husband stood.
Il have just seen Guy" she SAID.
Isn't he pleascd"
yes, L thlnk be Is" hesitated Dorcas
''Guy is a strange b0y-a noble nature
am not sure, Horace" she added, with
dimncss IN her eyes, ''that would MARI.
youif could not always have Guy with me.
And my true wife Will be Guys tru
uotherw said Mr.. PIicy, drawing Dorca
tenderly 70 his side. .-PIttsbnrgh Chronicle