Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-12-28
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4 Mas Carllae Was emlnentiy young
III I'm II recourse; bus she confessed 10
81 1000. d. she stood before The glass
NJ seh,tully brushing out her long
u hsly. ,ha, the promise, or rather the
n asass u fulfilling Il, las heavily on
h " mihd. Visions 81 detectives and
N Sso,lshd Yard ross up before herr bul
n !, IN hsd not the remotass idea IN
81 Wat p.rs % London Scotland Yard
N "a. situated or aho wcre the proper
N s4,horlies 10 consult. these visions
N we dismissed Rs useless.
III Il thg proceeded thgughttully with
81 Ia toilette. brilliant idea flashed
N srsss her mind. Mrs Calender bad
III adthag Noel Cleveland knew actors
II VA s,gpsns mud al kinds ~ dis.
u ~ iabir people, surely be might b.
aae. among bio numerous arqualnt,
Y mos. 10 obtain some ness 81 Antony;
4 as3 NJ uas Always 50 kind ana pleas.
u ssi ,hay Trssa felt certain bic would
n sslg hes 70 tbs utmost extent ol his
HI ,oaS
n NQrA relieved. she tlnishci dressing
HI ~ ,sH down stairs She was a litgie
n a,F. and ,hg others were already To
n e dining ru8u On the table beside
N iaa'f r.ale. busch ~ rpBes
\ asam, ahitr and dcep crimson was
II Tlas Trssg sAYr q delighted pxclR.
y aaigs d. sAe caught up and
a'isd aer iaca Among thc fragrant
d AtsssONs
N ut, Mr Rowan, how awiuliy good
n &y0a sae cried,
n Ioa mast not think ~" Austen
NJ 'alies 3. tho girls animated fac6i
III J5ar friend Sool Cleveland sent
iaau. b. il going from home to-
a7r0s and. ~ be- had not time -
Il ull. b .efsE ,hesc instead ~ = II. T..
b & carl
h Goiag from homea" aud Tceaa
\ .o5ssd gniejgneily disappointed and
u tssayel dNtl he - away long 4
~ sent On. N5,qr little pause.
4 "A month or two. Why. Tcssa.
n Je loaE gusle hpart-bruRenF Austen
n aa viih surprised amused laugh
III I@sa cnjured The disappointment
n ~ iadcri great; she had rclird con.
\ &enily 10 Noel ClUvrland'a advice
4 az assistance ard now tho nows that
n Eolid probably bo months before
4 ~ az him again came like q sudden
n .aa She vas conscious that her
~ betrayed too rlrrrly her dishp.
n l9Aimeut and ve1atinu that Austen
~ loeking nj her with q surprised.
Al Mrs Calender with q suspicious
hte and with an effort she forced .
'ale and carcl,bs answer
n les am sorry h. i So amus.
II ne, she aid lightly.
\ And think e Is quite time he
II Eehi Mrs Calender said with Sc
n iere look
q lessa flushed angrily a biting ~.
4 w roe % her lips. md Austen. SEQ.
n u 'hat storm was imminent. hasti-
A 9sAauRed tho subject.
4 u'nher had been served earlier than
i w That evening There was 20.
Il ,9i,el meeting ~ Pennington 10 which
\ IVY Austen and his sister were going
n sa--who had declined 10 accom-.
d gaay them had forgotten al about
4 " meeting. and was delighted and
81 suesed when Austen, CHANGING ~ his
Il eeh, inquired nj what timo the car.
y NV mad been ordered.
\ y vas worry rarely that she had on
4 enlng to herself; and she deter
\ No. 20 make the best use Of her uu
opportunity and cndcavor 70 Sc,
i nv ~, cleveland, lie had told her once
I ". wv ne almost invariably smoked bis
s'sr-alnuer cigar in the park adioin'
ns mousse. Once or twice Tessf
4 M zen him sauntering up and dowr
Austen. " 'n' 'ou' P'a'
m, mere was just chance that h'
4 s,s sa' be there this evening; at III
\ ~ sas' lessa decided that sho woult
4 y late would be propitious.
!, vas past eight o'clock before Tes
i NAV ,acned the priory gates. The twi
! tr s"' was already gathering among CHI
4 aym n The avenue, and there wa
\ nv 'ne5s which was almost oppres
4 loSsoser everything; the whole place
4 M N asleep, Tessa thought-cSei
/ ibo ueer scarcely troubled TO rails
] ~, aeads as she passed.
l to,.h a' ,ler heart beating n little neT
4 nv as sno hurried up the path, look
4 M iausly from side tosidoi but nj
4 cs., el'her Of MIR, Cleveland or hi
/ h5sa.g laadonod her eyes. suddenly
win@.r as she passed. marrow
/ ihIct path which led behind som
\ ushes towards the rsh-pond,