Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21


.rsqht person IN yOur cGScF .
asked Lord GuiSc.
r..,i ...i.,i,- bava felt more
- ,.rrfburion with .
80 c,,isa was mem
Il D. '','',' - ,,, -ha nrohabil- +
l -l', ,.... '..rris8 mo effect. .
H -,stI'o~5 Crise would .
~, y, ...., CIV even Lady Bel
~. .,,v .a>a he WAS
pr. 70 - ..'-.l''.r-.'.,,ebs .-var,ion.
-...i -...-. .f,, on break
-. ...hould Won
DIS, - and on.n siege
rs" .tt. b~se-rIesS wave
- ff.., Easijes Won
'- ...-' -. H.. cor., nroDose
'., -. .'' ,.,, r.r,,fssion. and we
'1- .-'t--b..,ll,. i,ii., 81 six months
80 mon Kim r De applies 20 us.
No.. .6s - i.,.- that Ne cam do
--' ' ,r5o has show. N much kindlv
..- ,.,,~ bg',,iresS
.,,.t. LA 80 +b,- hadn't onaned
' ''o ,-'. - a1r.a5,Sv retrrned
80. -, - ala CON tbotT
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7"S -P y. -, r-os;5or, 80
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GU. .- me- "a. 80 - -. n
- ...l so, ,,a+,-,Ir,. selfsb char
'' '..i 80 80 -. ma, mad, 5o,,hIv
---. -, bv ,be conGirion tbot
~, ,ro~i5 boye given n
49,. - sbsonr friends who bave
- l,,;.o ',. l,,,il,, os Won b,,a
- n 49, ~. 80
nave eHSS I.' ~ - - -,
.-.. "a Wv -. -. - - ~ tor
- '-' -, A., -, :.
Ni 80 - s,,f,,,,,.,,,,
50 oIl iO.,O" sho,l3 ,,;,v
-.ou N"D" -.
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r'-.aA 1oo.'i e,'., nj y, - 10 Soe,,s
.1'H' anu - -. -. -.
..,s,...,,o,' .,n ,,ictnre :,
-0, r.s marry neither of them:
s., .o. rao,- lar chem depart i'm peace.
On, -f-.s Tba,,s vbv I am sorry for
-t,r
..lrv dear Percy. You have never un-
f.-..-,I me and Won never will. on
.s.,..-- Io,d understand Won per-
....-.. I'D ,,5ersrand thar wbat i
49, -, ~ The nresent momept
t-..,.r' .bon,bt ~ NJ Scbneider's or
NJ ,ro-.-o,,,s sorrows but the prospect
oft.,rr. IN leave Westmoreland and
D.~..lv reslie. Well. now III show
WON hIv benevolent / am. must be
l4 ...--. --,,v brr ~ Won like 90 Stav
whore y.,, ara there's no reason I'm the
,,.~'5 ,,b, veY shouldn't. Whether
am bpro or not fires have TO be kept 90
ing al over this great cold house, aud
sou might as well warm Yourself before
,hen O., not until parliament meets.
later ou III ask Dorothy TO come up
and stay With me, and l suppose snail
liy, 90 aSe in the old woman TOO, II
BE-, .astiOn Of buying trouSSeau.
Wel ag-hing 10 Oblige.
r.,..s ..arcelv he said that Percy
--.-...... ,ccented her offer. and. per-
Ur. .r ,5ings considered. he was not
..r- ..--- rbot his cousin felt il incnm-
ss.t r,., ber ~ take her departure.
Tier. +, always acertain feeling of awk-
\ rrirr,, In sitting between the old love
ID tho new. even though the old love
r have abdicated as willingly as Lady
t,.ir had done. And so. during the
ing fortnight. Mr.. Thorold en-
M 'mSelf very much. nOtwithStand-
wintrv weather. and Dorothy
Fs1-uv. and the soul of Mrs. Leslie
sNe,fed. One must indeed be hard
"Ia- i one be not satisfied with n
'l---ls whose means are ample,
7-~ .-lncter stands high and whose
N.sbre Lady Relvoir also WAS en-.
r1, ier,elf Though Dossibly in a
>lasla. as Legitimate fashion. On
'-- Jas after thar of her arrival i'm Carl
800 House terrace an agitated visitor
rs,ovl into her presence. and this
r, -e thing from which Lord Guise
r,- be said TO be free. as general
was agitation. Not only, how
was he perturbed now. but he
ro fort 10 disgujse the foct
b-lo., responding 10 the common
'a., in which she greeted him be
ror.a made known the object of his
'', PIE said:
>gt I think | have known You
enough TO have the privilege OF
saving CEREMONY with you when l
Inclined. At all events l am going
waive ceremony now.
Interrupted Lady Belyoir. "You
- LILLE bit unceremoniouS in the
.agg sou took leave of me-or rather
e-',.l 90 take leave Of me-not so long
.ssl' called away in a hurry
~ salu or by what. wonder.
s. i an rot inquisitive. Please
-.. ,eas laceremonious. You are
" '-g souething very disagreed
,o-rSe
--'esayI, will be more disagaee-
l.r., ne % saw than for Won IN hear.
md ,ia. really can,t hold INV
-o0l,it. I saw that littie beast
,ele- today
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