Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15


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gaesss sssAeres, a. sxSs2s Teddy All
VII Erafx
ItW1s lsaz bstore Allliosat oAas 0at,
bgt she va very pale as SIC ~snE
strAight - Te4iy
'sreaiF, dear she said, ssnderiy.
'-yon love Daisy"
BETTER taAn ny life hs answered.
ho4rseiy.
sac Is terribly hart ARd~-her voice
grew hus<y-'thsre must os "a opera
toa IL may not succeed You under
ss2na7-
de bowed his head cilsntiy.
'.Yos vii s0t excite herr" Miliiceni
said, plssdisgiy. she asked ~ soc
you"
Il will not trouble her," Teddy an
swerea, ana Milliceat led him int0 the
rOouas where BAisy lay upon the bed.
white AAd tremblins.
Daisy" he whispered. tehdsrly, my
love. my darliAgf"
The great blue eyes dashed open in q
glorious radiance that conquered fear
snd pain.
you love nes'
The faint voice thrilled like music.
81 love you. Daisy. You will DO brave
now, for nv sake.
Yes. yes. | only wanted TO say good
bye bat now"
Now you will live to be my wife. my
darlingr'
''lf God Whilst" she said. softly.
He kissed her with tender gentlensss
and left her 20 Millicent and toe doctor.
An hour later. while be paced up and
down the garden in an agony Of hope
sad lear, the doctor came out
She Is doing nicely" was the report;
with Nillicent's nursing, she will re-
cover. Millicent is a woman in
thousand. A"
Isn't she?7 said Teddy, heartily. 81
never saw her equal"
"H'm" said the doctor. 81 always
thought, Mr.. Teddy, that you and Milli-
emit Eh?"
'Oh. bless you, mop saia Teddy,
frankly; she wouldn't have me on any
terms"
HIN! But that poor. little crushed
rosebud"
''Yesr interrupted Teddy. You'll
come TO the wedding?'
Indeed / will. Well wellr' and
tho doctor drove Oft. wondering little
at his friends choice.
But Millicent, coming out in tho
dusk, after watching Daisy fall into a
deep opiate sleep, found VIII Kraft still
in the drawing-room.
'Millicent," he said, coming TO meet
her, ''oan you forgive my conceited
speeches to-day? / was half mad with
Jealousy. because you seemed to care
more for Teddy -"
Why, Of course / dot" interrupted
Millicent Teddy Is the brother Of my
soul, and am so glad he loves Daisy that
oOuiu sing lOr Joy IL WAS not aIralQ
OF waking her"
But Millicent, IL you lose your souls
brother, won't there be svacancy in your
heart and Millicent"-here an auda-
cious arm crept round her waist-"won't
you take my life's devotion =" and SO
On, and so on.
Daisy recovered, and If VIII Kraft
poussd some over Millicent's constant at
ten3anco in the sick-room, TIE ddy was
always ready to share in the wall, and,
as misery likes company, these two
consoled each other, until one brilliant
November day, when the sunshine
seemed stolen from summer 10 shine
upon the double wedding which hrs.
Furber gave 10 her niece Millicent.
and the little orphan friend, Daisy
WhYte
And EVerdale gossips still say:
Did you ever! Why. only a few
months before, Teddy was railing at
bread-and butter girls, and Will at
stroag-ninded ones!"--N. Y Lodger.