Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-29

science pricks him nnd the truth will
out, then we must have him drunk
again." quoth this unprincipled practi-
TONER.
That same afternoon Miss Travcrs
found that headache was the result of
confinement to an atmosphere somewhat
heavily charged with electricity. Mrs.
Rayner seemed to bristlc every time she
approached her sister. Possibly Il was
the heart, more than the head, that
sched, but in either case she needed re-
lief from the exposed position she had
occupied ever since Katc's return from
the Clancys'in the morning. She had
been too long under fire, and was wearied.
Even tho chccry visits OF the garrison
gallants had proved Of little avail. for
Mrs. Rayner was in very i'll temper, and
made snappish remarks 10 them which
two Of them resented and speedily took
themselves of. Later Miss Travers went
to her room and wrote letter, and then
the sunset gun shook the window, and
twilight settled down upon the still
frozen earth. She bathed her heated
forehead and flushed checks, threw q
warm cloak over her shoulders, and
came slowly down the stairs. Mrs. Ray
nor mot her AZ Tho n,r,or door
"K,te I am coing for n xaik and sbo,,
atom and 500 Mrs Waldron
.Ouite AN unnecessary nicce of ;pror.
at;on. I saw him os we'll ma vo, IJe
has inst zone there"
Miss TTavcrs flushed hot with ;nd;ona.
ton.
Il have seen no one; and il you mean
that Mr.. uayne has gone to Mai. Wal.
dron's. 7 shall not. -
ono. III meet him n, tbo wall. !,
wonld only be n tr;iIo mora nub,;cn
"Yon have M r;obt 10 acc,,.e mo os
tho fa;ntest exn.cto,;o,, nr n,oo,;,,, h;,,
anvwhcre renaat I h,a no, ,hou,,,,t
or sucb n tbipc
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cannot mako vour .,,,oo,,;s,, to INV
busi,,,d ,,,c,, MGR, ,,,;,,oI ,hon 80,
| havo olreadv Ard no for n,oa,;no H.
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yo,, dill ,ho ,ast time you mot.,hot
ipoy ofn AnJ with ,h;s ,r,,,,,,,,oo.
insuIt os n n,r,;ng shot Mrs Raynnr
wheeled and marched o,r ,hronoh tho
nor,or
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women whom sho wonia n,oorln ha~o
go a., T., Ic. ,,,Ia
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har
If shc went Miss Tr,vers we,, Lrou
that ON her return 10 tho housa sl,e
would be received hv vo,,ev ~ sar.
casma ahout ber nre raronca for ,I,s
socictv of neonIe who yvcrc the avowed
enemies Of her benefactors II sho ro
mained In ,ha honso n ,v,s 10 hocomo IN
nerson the t,rcot rnr bor s;ster,s ,,nda.
sorrod eroors ,na cone,r, TI,o s;,,,o
tiop was becom;ng sinnIv unhe,r,hlo
Twice she hoo,n ana ,,y;rc sho toro ~
, frooments tho Letter for which Mr Var
Antwcrn was d,ilv imn,or;ng aud tb;s
evening she once mnre tnrned .nd
SLOWLY songbt ber room threw off no,
wr,ns and tool, I'm her writing desI, 7,
was not vet dark There wos st;II ligb,
enougb for her nurnose If she wen
close to the window Every norve wa,
tincling with tbe sense of wrong an,
ionominv. every tbrob of hcr heart I'm
intensified the longing for relief from
tho thralllom of her nosition She sav
on,v one n,th tn lead her from snc,
cu,sbing denendence There was hi
l.st ,e,tor raco;ved only that d,y uro
inc ;mn,oring hcr IN leave Warrene
forthwith. Mrs. Rayner had declared I,
him her readiness TO bring her east pro
vided she would fix an early date for tn,
wedding. Was IL not n future many :
Girl miobt envyp Was he not tender
faithful. patient. devoted rs man could be
Had he not social position and compe
tcnce? Was he not high bred. courteous
refined. n gentleman I'm all his acts an,
wordsp Why could she not love him an,
be content?
There on the desl; Law n little scrap O
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