The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-09


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the grsssisd sieSa tle ssgsE ssrsssessfs s
were Izefrsmlle "a THE aid @ sS8
Mis- BROWN. the eoTvFzssss. = lats
Aaa shown q sssI'setitsa fus - A.
Crawford. t.ss bazs.a 81 tsfss Nts
50 lsoTfsst little Fsafssfise e
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have lsss iufcgxss ii tife = ss~1 usss
Nhere she vas - sA.faF at, -
iiaas tin p'a.e esEefsa s sEssa
she hauatitss esea * D. NJ
To. .aspia lssestiaE - = tahss
ehe feiraesi is KNEE aggsl ai -
sfTyea ia hse tasn. bes sae 3 aN4as
nss.i 80 avoid him tsf,assag a isa lrr
rrsasnce with ~ csesS aeH8seEss li=s pre-
Eeslensl sers3ess
Whoa BE- was out ST assis .tg llsat.ei
him. when b. WAS ne8f. eersl iis ssfsll. -
eyes burning iato hsr lssa.. as Ag, f.a@,gz
pressing hcr pulse. while hc lHyssfs'eti
To- look At his watch. she was a ssss.yT-
iesa g. resist as = lassl uF.5ivs the flsssaA-
tiun If a snake.
Fortunately. the doctor was nQts way
the greater part of evct.' day, auJ Ina
would sakn advantage 81 his atsa,sUzt -
comfort herself with the magic ,.iaii-,.
She Stunned her father. t-scauss' is = =
forever sounding tins praise IT the dec
boz; and. for ths same rcasou. she avoided
Mis- Brown ss much ns p,ssslhir taoneh
tGat lgdy's increasing devotion ,o Af,
Crawford dill uut eecglpe her autlss
One evening after supper th- LeIsl
DR. Watson saying Ia her fsthsf Is. the
hall. Il expect to se1 a party from tae
west Tonight. and IL there h anything
of importance TO communicate III wake
you up on my return after Il.
To this Mr, Crawford replied ia 5
nervous voice; IF there j. not c1-f~
tainty of arranging the FERNS. 20 "a u
prevent publicity, "" must aEsil Tor Ea-
rope on saturday feel a. If ! could
not hold up much longer under iha
strain"
After the doctor had gone out lir
| Crawford came into his aaughteT' To6m,
and. TO his great delight, she was les
| excitable and more delngnstrative }n her
| affection than usual.
After an hour's talk SHE kissed him
| good night. saying that she felt weary
and would lie down. and requesting hiA
to tell Miss Brown that she need not zee
her again till morning.
AS soon as her father had gone out
Edna quickly placed her violin az | sew
eral rolls Of music in the case. then hm
| riedly put all her iewelry Ss5,t a change
| of clothing into little valisc and low
cred the light.
She waited for an hour after Mis-
Brown had gone to bed III the adjoining
room, then quickly put on a sta 4 tsfcss,
| and carrying the vali=e and violin case
| left the house a. noiselessly aS 2 shadow.
/ Looking neither to the right nor left
she made her way Ia the TaiI3 Avenue
Elevated road and took e,.r bouns
| south.
She got out at Fulton ,rf utterly
| ignorant Of her where1bJu'z, II quite
as uncertain a. g IieT' CsssJIzssgr--I. i...t :
her great Joy she saw resphe tle look
ing hotel near the station. and this ehs
entered with a confidence Of manner that
in no way indicated her feelias
She wrote her name on IA blank card
"Miss Louisa Neville" and iked th'
waiter who appeared ia the arlar q
have her registered and "A roou, sssigrsd
her.
She had so in cash, besidss +r jew
els. and his, so she thought, I'D en-
all" her to live till she con find 4
place for the exerci4a nf her ta4. Ilz.
Although not huusr. Edn Wf for,
went down 10 Tho dining rDtt the fol
lowing morning, and while W ing fo
her coffee she looked over a per tia
lay on the table
It wa, copy 81 that i8orHing'
World, aad glance at the want coI
umns decided her 49, io what size shoul5
do next.
After tine neEest apology lay = rreaA
fast she put veil oTer her hat au,
hurried 10 The World tnia. on Parl
row She was aboYt - write oat a
advertisement, applying for the ppsisi =
of govc-aess, when handsome. middle
aged man, witt "a refined German q. g
raised his hat and aaid, Is he hands
her slip of paper:
DlfflSe I'D oSsA4f@ hiSs HleH9' bbs
am not stre if mine is goot English.
dot spelled ride;
With a flushed face and trem blinI
hands Edna read the following:
wANTED-Immed!at.l a young lady wtso On
play violin solos in q European concert company
: Apply in persxl and with own instrument I
Herr Karl steinmetz, No. Union s1uare -
| York.
, ITO be continued next Wsek.