Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

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/ ~ arislag ~ssa AS ooasia ~s s2s
souletnlag zhIse ~ l-e rc21 s2d 1
si-sehea as 4rua tlll"
~Ah yVa 6idP~ sal5 Nr k-ler in
l9a Eoice. ~O1 Tor = gbost"
Hos 4Laez, had a. ooE1s aboatf be
80 Pl2cia,y 4er earefally oa 1ls SD toF
t1elr Lse-an4 -f5r- -legA cast Ll-,et1e~.
t1ekiLg doza r.t1er nxodly ize3 her
Eicslng flcs - ~ 91t 50. Ard Ned
os-sig and M--iau were half Nay 4osn
TIC hUl. going - ~ brea-ales q r.ss
tat A-rian PIT foslh = ri1li. zEccl-
Sciozs had q - w-rsly gr2sped,
though not - 2ncoR<clo.sty, hy heT
c-VlEeF By skAt s1bsis. irresistible
ule4ns. taea. I'D it come a50.t2
I'm atr4td IS Ete. sad Marian.
borne easily sp the slope q Seds ms
eal4r lsfE aFa.
He looked IS ais satcA
"Ha8-pass slK." hs szid. gnblushing-
l.. and va rewarded By darl4n's sweet
toned nlrta-
For shane. DollyF' she called % tho
tagging p-ir behind. I'VE mas. gs. Is
Iaust be zen O'Clock"
on cried Dolly. With = gGrgiing
laugh, and I've letter % write %
mamma, @nd-all nIy bangs % pat IN
euFl-pzPers-"
jest .here the SNOW had been worn %
the siipperiness or ice. aud her foot
slipped. Down she came with the sub
stantiAl thud Of z hundred and thirty
pounds. and al not rise
James Fuller bent above her.
''Hurt?" he gasped. with "a arm around
her-shich may have accounted for Dol
lY's calmuess
Yes, she rslOined, promptly. ''You
don't rAink l would continue in this hu-
initiating attitude IL / wasn't hurt Ny
ankles sprained
''Oh, Dolly" Marian faltered in pity
Miss Taylor" James Fuller EIur-
INJURED. .aropp ng on his knees beside her
bat the pretty. plucky victim laughed.
Il sha'n't die, you know, she assured
them. ''I shall merely bo laid up for
Ouch but Is twiDg gesP'
81 must take y0u home" said her at
tendant, in the depths Of year ming anx-
iety, 'and got the doctor"
Tho doctor" said Ned Seely, lis liza
bic TO be found in the neighborhood OF
Mrs. Warren's."
Dolly was already lifted in James
Fuller's long arms, and-he Was pos
sibly rather slow about it-put gently
on bis sled
He tucked her scarf more closely about
her throat, with proprietary cooiness re-
stored her mail, settled her cloak warm
ly about her feet, and strobe away with
her.
Ned Scely turned his good-loolIing.
genial faco 70 the quiet, handsome girl
who ciasped his arm, and laughed:
Il shouldn't be aolo to pull her home,
you see. I've larno arm"
Maria struggled with a sense OF duty
and pang OF mortiiicstion-she had 50
hoped he hadn't seen through itl
Then she laughed, with her head low;
bat no bent his own until he could soc
her face.
Never mind!" he said. Marian, sho
viii be disappointed. but is it right that
VIC should pause for that? Not if we
care for each other, doa- girl! And we
dol"
Miss Taylor" Mr.>FGllor was saying,
far ahead in the moonlight, Running the
risk OF obstacles in his path by turning
his tall head constantly backward
Miss Taylor, must begin with an
apology. You haven't known ne long
and don't know how you regard me,
but man knows when he's lost his
heart. II you don't pick up mine and
take care Of it. Miss Taylor"
don't know" said Dolly. with
sober face. did it-has it occurred %
you, Mr.. Fuller-oh, loci, out for that
stOne-have you thought that-that
Mrs. Worren scens-sccms- on. dear"