Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-19
CHAPTER xviii
II MIII MAIT FOR YOu.

Beatrice drove back to Paddington aal 8
she drove, though her face did not chang
from its marble cast Of woe, the great can
rolled down ii one by one.
They reached the deserted loo6lng siaaol'
and she paid the man out of her ie" reaaF
ing shillings-seeing that she was a siransd'
he insisted upon receiving half cFoAa
Then, disregarding the astonished STARE =
the night porter, she found her way 70 y
waiting room and sat down. First she 'e1
the letter from her breast and added ga.
lines TO it in pencil, but she did not Ps'a
vet; She knew that if she did SO II "ou.
reach its destination too soon. Then sac ~
her head hack against the wall, ana u'si.
ly worn out she dropped to sleep-he' :.
sleep upon this earth, before the longest s'f
of all. .,i;r.
And thus she waited and slept at Palahs
tcu, while her lover waited and WaIensi q
Euston.
AT she woke, and the heavy cloud o. -.
row, past, present and to come, rasnsl
upon her heart. Taking her bag, sac 49,,
herself as tidy as she could. lhen sles''h
outside the station into the deserted 80
and. finding a space between the u9i5s
watched the sun rise over the waAius
Ii was her last sunrise, she rememneie-
She came back filed with such iholsls
might well strike the heart OF a woman ~.
to do the thing she had decreed. luz -.
ment bar was now open, ana sle "sDi IA
and bought cup of coffee ana sol' ,n
and butter. Then she took her tcAel' ~.
Bryngelly OF to Coed, but to the s'4,.s -
this side of Bryngelly and three inliss IN. ..,id
She would run less risk Of oeius NJ
there. The train was shunted up ~
her seat in it. Just as it was s'al'nel
early newspaper boy came aionsi -
Beatrice bought a copy or Inc o'aiiul n
of the one and threepence that wa ~,
her money, and opened It at tus - l.
tanning the leading articles l ne ~ .....psi
gan: 'sThe most powerful, cioseiy !, ~ + Mr.
and eloquent speech made last N.Y. III "a
Bingham. the member for Pillhaili W. n,
feel certain, produce as great an enc ..,n.us
country as il did in the house Of cU.--1 ~
We welcome it, not only on acoo1ss ofts
value as a contribution to the poieiilai' {, ~
irish question. Out a. q Pu0i' i. T-n0uS
has already been suspected, tnal 'ue .s,s.usa
party has in Mr.. Bingham young " s.s' rbss
of very high order indeed, anu ~. III lar IS
remarkable and rapid success al ~ n 10
not hampered, as is too often the mn M.
larger and less technical field Of poli'i.e issp
And so on. Beatrice put Tie ~ .,sss
with a smile of triumph. 0eonie' yoans
was splendid and unquestioneGa y ~
could stop him now. During - * or
Journey she pleased her imagina,,o ~ 10
Turing up picture after picture Oh h al Avs >
future of his, in which she wouil -; .
share. And yet be would not on M : Vi
was sure Of this. Her shadow NJ ~ .oi y
him from year to year, even 70 "a he ~
at times he might think how piO. - rrrcsrdD
have been could she be present = ~
triumphs. Alas, she did not 80 n. tesar
when all is lost which can maAs Mi 70
full, when the sun has set and .ns ~. q y
out Of the day, the poor garisn is =, .Ieds
little victories can but III atone - -
that have been. Happiness Ase W
trail plants which can only n0'