Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-10
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STARED at MIN wnen ne continued:
.Haye YOU any definite reason ior
supposin1 that Mrs Mcpherson really
intended to marry Horace?"
.sReally intended to marry hlmY
echoed Mrs. Lakely. why, nothing
could be more evidentl | thought we
| were agreed on that point, Mr.. Brlsteo.
son Horace's being most anxious 10
marry Mrs. McPherson-yes, amend
cd Bristed. 'But ] do not am not
sure"
do you mean," INTERCEPTED tne poor
lady, holding herself very straight ner
mien, in its outraged maternal prlde'
becoming almost majestic, that Mrs
Mcpherson is playing fast and loose
! with my son? That she would REJECT
! him at the last momentY
! That Horace La kelly should marry
such q person as McPherson's widow
/ was horrible enough. But that being
so inclined, Mrs. LAX ely's darling, her
| eldest born, her handsome, privileged
son, should be subjected to the indignlty
| of refusal from such source. surely
that was almost more terrible still.
"Oh, my dear Mrs. Lakely, please do
q thing" exclaimed Bristed, rather
lamely.
He was Juggling at his mustache, and
Mrs Lakely was obliged to acknowledge
that he was certainly III at ease.
81 hope YOU will let me know what
progress Won make,y she insisted, feel
ing vaguely helpless.
II will. of COURSE" said Bristed. get
ting TO his feet
He seemed relieved in some way that
the interview should be at an end. He
departed with so much precipitancy
that he forgot to leave his respects for
Cecelia.
Altogether Mrs. Lakely could not
make It out. She sighed, and concluded
that men were very queer. She heard
Indirectly once or twice during the en-
suing few weeks that Hurlburt Bristed
had been seen with Mrs. Mcpherson,
who still remained in town.
/ According to the combined entreaties
of the entire family. Horace Lakely had
finally consented to flee the temptress
who mad pursued MIN, ana ne was away
from home.
young man wrote at about this time to
his friend, 81 shall have you, suppose,
to thank for having urged me back into
the path OF wisdom. But can tell you
1t Is hard-desperatel hard staying
away and listening to advice. can't
forget her, Bristed! You're such cool,
reasonable fellow yourself that you
won't be able to understand that my
whole life seems to have bound itself
about this woman"
There was tone throughout the let
ter which testified that Horace Lakely
was still good deal of a boy 1t was
somewhat of a consolation for Hurlburt
Bristed to think that it was SO. At
least it made it somewhat easier for
him to write. in answer to that letter. a
short time later:
81 think it right, without further de-
Law. to convey to you piece of news
which NAV probably surprise you. |
don't know that any explanation would
simplify matters. Mrs. Mcpherson and
I are to be married next month. -
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