The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-19


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tsentIanan Ts,s, hrot5sr IAN tl,S,hf,,sr
has heen j., sr,s
nrornisad ~ III In, l . : s,, 90 ~,
onened vor,,, evee y And s. ,cs 81 ~ =. " 10
the door. INT aoain clara cl1itched boId IF
her hand with an svnrsssion r, ~ ,,ositive
s terror
ono No, ,o+ *ha+ ;, sta r~os,,oa en-
must not come nroroise me That he ebaII
not corneI 7 can never see hin, again
never nevert r. xvo7,ld hill mo ,,
ssyerv well NV flea1. !, said the cham
bernaid who felt rather nuzzIed and yvas
i Of oniniou that tba nrettv vo,,ns, Iadv
,nust he INST a lit+1e or her haad
with fatigna snd torror stTnst &c ~,
+ ,oIeasa. No one sl,aIl como II, l,ara to-Dioht
/ and to-porrov, when Won hove sIa,,t yo,,
will he ali right acajn !,
tsWhat o,cIoclr e its,, asl,ad f,lora
4 tsNeorlv 10 O'Clock },
ttAnd how Ion, have 7 been haras,,
tNTore than two bonrs Won falI down
faintinr on the staircase. and the GENTLE
man lifted Won m and carried Won in
4 here.
GLE carried rne9, said Clara turning
i scarlet ssIIow conld he's WIN did yo1
let hirn9 Bnt he rn1lst NOT come he nnst
] NOT co,ner, She ,.aneatad vvitl, i rat1,rn If
4 her former excitement
By degrees Clara suffered herself To he
pacitjed and narsrofled into sxvallovvir,oy 3
little food after which She relansed inf, q
deep dreamless slumber. from which she
only Weakened late on the following morn
ing.
/ Her first ino1,irv was abput lingo and
| she was much relieved to hear that he had
gone out very early and would not be back
until after midday He mist NOT, And her
here when he returned. she WINS deter
mined that he should have no clew by
which to find ber agoin. SO taking her
t,.-r l;++Ie e s slea
orlv tbi,,9 If a1,,a So nod
Clara leff then, ~, tba tohia rr,tb ,,ancii
nata ~ 80, +i,a4 ~ 900 49, 49,.
~ oover Az a,r,,o,,sa of bsr tool
ana had rTka,, - ,,,e,oa,,t 49,,
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doxr, stoiosee t st,.at
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Lae,, barsslf fra,,, sta,.,-;r,, for le,.a sts
was actnsllv yS;rho,st a fsrfb;no in tbe
yv;da 1vorld innt1,o.1s ~ niles Wv from
bar or,,n oo,,rt,.,, ,,itho1,t frisnd 4, +his
49,, ,+S'sSs1 IL. '--'
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+honob Il o,,,,e.,a,, ss -, bo, oS,as Drew
tis fo,. - -, 1,.,r esiys
which a,d 5I;sI,
rroi,;al toSr,, ~, ea,,elaTc - =
h,,s+l;,,s ,a,,;tal a. - -. ft
niyht of sts dn~atia,, g-ora fill;n,, +ba
straats ~ Y Iii, strsre,or. e IN
ranEs and daec,;rt;ors a,,d ,si-,,,
fictitious aniT,1atto,, to tba ,e1,all1 r,u;ef
nlaca. commemorative e,Iaro,S -, ev;f IRON,
tho botaI ,,as s.sas ',,,7,oticad and she
ygse o11;c-lv sryaIfn,ea M, i, tla st,aa,,
of life aro,,,d ~
In broken Russian she contriyed to ASH
her way to two different Offices where
a register was kept of servants
situations. but in the first of these
she had been desired to come back in
fortnight. and in the second one. re-
quested to deposit q fee for inscrihing her
name ON the list of covernesses or COM
panions seeking places.
Most people regarded her with sus-
picion. rs the peculiar sight of a Young
lady ELEGANTLY aftired in fur trimmed
Jacket. but wearing no hat. attracted
attention Many people turned ref1ni In
the street to look at her. and more than
one tried to accost her with insolent free
dom
AS Clara walked along she now and
then glanced nervously over her shout
der to make sure that the dreaded
figure of her faithless lover was nowhere
in sight, but these fears were groundless,
for strange faces only met her on evepv
side After wandering about in a fruit
less fashion for several hours she was
utterly worn out and disheartened. not
having even found a place where she
could sit down to rest.
She peeped through the plate glass win
dow of large draper's shop filed with
busting customers and obsequious shop
men. One of the latter looked at her
with familiar leer which sent the blood
to her cheeks, and caused her to move
quickly ON.
The next house was a handsome pala-
tial residence, in front OF which stood
swelling porter in splendid green and gold
livery, leaning on his staff of office. Clara
stood still for moment, and her lips
formed a trembling question rs to whether
she might not come in and sit down for a
little.
The great man had apparently not I'M
derstood, for after fayoring her with a
very supereilious stare he gave utterance
to the monosyllable question:
WHAT