Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-05


ws have brough upon ourselys, ~ w 80
that we must pay for this bor - N gHs
gone. You are to 90 away to.,ao. -li'' ~
we may be put out Of tempts,i l.''9' d
must come back no more. s,rr.,; -al "a
write % you, and sometimes nsrs. .'-'' u
write 10 me, till the thing become I. 4 i0a y
then you can stop. And whetbsr ss D.'ds'
me or not-and, Oh, Geoffrey III ~ y. r.
you wiil-yon viii know that s..s ID
forget you, whom | saved from ,5a a''s
: love me- 'i' sa-s
lhere was something 50 sweet ana
nitely tender about her word, - =
they were with natural woms,l ,u''aa
that Godfrey bent al heart - 's1
weight as fir bends beneath the gsn, il e
ering snow. What was be 10 a. NJ. y
he leave herl aud yet she was rigbt n
go, and 60 quickly, lest bis strength NV NV
him, and h I'D in hand thew sbo.'5
bourne from which there is no retnrr -
"Heaven help Us, Beatrice. h n, j
VIII go Tomorrow morning and il
viii keep away
You must keep away. will not :. :.
any more. viii not bring tronb. 1. y
/ Godfrey "a
you talk Of bringing trouble an n.
said; you say nothing Of yourself NJ
a man, even man with eyes on him H. :! !
self, is better fitted 10 weather such ~.
If it ruined me, how much more wonl,
your
They were at the gate Of the yiesrsg, =.
and the wind rushed 50 strongly tbroa,' \
frs that she needed to put her lips oBirs =
to his ear TO make her words heard
stop one minute, she said '.pars,,..
do not quite understand. When XXX.
does what have done it is because 4. -.
with all her life and heart and soul 49,.
all these are part Of her love. For M
no longer care anything-I have IA 3
away from you; | am no longer Of my.lf,
in my own keeping. | am Of you All
yours. For myself and my OWL tss )
name think no more: with nv avs, Il.
and Of my own free will have given NJ
thing to you, and am glad and hapDyto X
it. But for you still do care. and Il I n
any step or allowed you TO take asrse
could bring sorrow on you should never 4,
give myself That is why We must IN
Godfrey. And now let Us 70 in. Tss.
nothing more to say except this: II YOU N
to bid me good-by, a last good.by. 4
Godfrey. | viii meet you tomorrow morau
on the beach.
II shall leave at half-past s. be NJ
hoarsely.
Then we viii meet at Z, Beatrice 3
and led the way into the house.
Elizabeth aud Mr. Granger were alrsii
seated az supper They supped at Q 90 81
day nights; it was just half-past
Dear me, said the old gentleman. n
began to think that you two must have b.
out canoeing aud got yourselves iropna
good earnest this time. What have you "a
doingF
ave have had long walk, answers
Godfrey; Il did not know that Il vn
late
lone wants to be pleased with ones N
pany 10 walk far on such night as tx
put in Elizabeth maliciously.
And so we were-at least Twas Cd
frey answered with perfect truth, 'ani d
night is not so bad as you might ssrk
least under the lee Of the cliffs It VII
worse by and byT
Then they sat down and made a despsrss
show Of eating supper. Elizabeth, the Ia
eyed, noticed that Geotfrey's hand was 81
ing. Now what, she wondered, would nAa
the hand Of a strong man shake Ike a al
Deep emotion might do it, and Elinisa
thought that she detected other signs q snt
ton in them both, besides that Of GsofrsTi
hand The plot was working vi
but could it be brought TO a climax %
he would only throw prudence to the WA
and run away with Beatrice, 50 thsi d
might be rid Of her, and free 70 fight tor y
own hand.
Shortly after supper both Elizabeth u
Beatrice went to bed, leaving their iilis
with Godfrey.
"Well said Mr.. Granger, did yln x
word with Beatricei It was very sini oiYa
o go that long tramp on purpose Grarsz
now il blows We shall have the house ion
presently. Lightning, too, declare
YES, answered Geoifrey, Il did,
And hope you told her that there "
10 need for her TO give up hope OF him 81
Il Mr. Davies, meant
Yes, told Der that-that is, Il The grssls
includes the less, be added to himself
"And how did she take it"
Very badly" said Godfrey; she seems
o think that had no right to interfere
Indeed. that is strange But i doel'
mean anything She's grateful enough E
-ou at heart. depend upon it she Is, only ?
lid not like to say So Dear me, nov
'lows; we shall have night Of il regas
ale, ] declare. So you are going aNags
morrow morning. Well, the best Of irlsas
must part hope th at you viii often '1
nd see us. Good-byn
Once more a sense of the irony Of tns o.
ion overcame Godfrey, and be sas
rimly Ms he liz bis candle and went % -
IL the back OF the house was a long pasAl
rhiob terminated at one end IN re ~
ghere be slept, and at the other IN iah~
upied by Elizabeth aud Beatrice lhsp
age was lii by two windows. and oll'~
{ it were two more rooms-tbai e. =
Eranger, and another which had been ~,
he windows Of the passage, like mosi
theirs in the vicarage. were innocent snu'a
nd Godfrey stood for moment 81 oa
lem, watching the lightning iluIlins
road breast OF the mountain behind
'oking towards the door Of Beairiess ~
e gazed at il with the peculiar re'e'-
lat sometimes afflicts people who @e -
Iuch in love. and, with 8 sigh. turnei :
'ught his own.
He could not sleep, it was imposslne
Early two hours be lay turning from ~ "a,
he. and thinking till his brain seems
o L. - .N1F III