The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03

danced for bus Pleas1rlnS. L conceived
a hundred schemes by which an &c
simultaneously between thea and me
might be brought TO pass, bat lacked
the executive ability 10 carry out any
one of them. The simplest scheme OF
all. namely, to ask the exterminator 10
present me, was the least attractive. l
really don't know why. In the end,
however, / rcsorted to it.
Il told you while ago that should
very much like 70 meet Or. Eczardy.
You said then that he was too III to sec
people. But be rs so much better now
that don't YOU think
well, / tell YOU wat Il do, my land
lord returned. ''Tll hask his dRughtair.
I'll request her permission to introduce
you"
Thank you; that viii be yery good of
you" l said.
I'm hask her this afternoon and let
you know right away"
He left me. but at O'Clock or there
abouts in the afternoon he came again.
See" he began, ''sAe ave written her
answer for You to read.
He handed me visiting card. Upon
its face was engraved Miss Sophia
Paulovna Ecxardy" Upon its diverse,
in pencil. was written: miss EcEardy
thanks Mr. Eliot for his kindness in de-
string to meet her fatlier. But DR..
Eczardy is on the eve Of leaving New
York, and as he via need AL his strength
for the journey ne Is about to take Miss
Eczardy feaxs TINT the excitement OF
making new acquaintance might DO
bad for him. She regrets. therefore, that
the visit so hA6ly proposed by Mr.. Eliot
must for the present be deferred" /
VOW to you that as | held this card in
my hand and saw her writing on it and
realized that she had written 1t for me
I VOW 10 you that, cold and formal
and Disappointing as the message she
had written was, my heart was pierced
by feeling so like tlle thrill Of love that
/ l can think Of no other name to give 1t.
Next instant, however, WHAT / ex-
claimed. turning to ths extermInator.
They are on the eve Of leaving New
York.
"Oh, nun-nun-no, he quickly reas-
sured me; not they. Only him. Il 80
to Bermuda to pass the winter. Il start
on Wednesday morning.. She only tole
me today, OF else had tole you before. y
''Oh. / set, - l said relieved. HE goes
alone. And She
She viii remain ere. She go hon
living Upstairs alone by herself. Her
father leave her in ray charge. ] tex
good care Of her. don't you be afraid"
TIN not afraid I answered 81
| think her father has left her IN very
Trustworthy hands Bat / should think
it would be pretty hard for her to stay
ON here alone. with her father away III,
perhaps diving. IL viii be rather gloomy
( for her, won't it,
"Eh, wat will you ave- she must
stay ere to do her work and gain their
bread. The doctor ave ordered hIm "a
/ go were it 10 warmer for tie winter; and
since she Is not rieh enough 10 20 Wiz
him e must 20 alsnc, and she must re
main alone behind"
Yes. understand sad.
/ On Wednesday morning I board a
I carriage rsttls up % or door and stop
there. Then. looking cat u my win-
( dow. | saw Mics E,czardy issue from the
+ house. with her white haired old father
+ leaning On her arm. / did not succeed
/ in catching = glImlGe of tho old man e
I face; hie back was t6vyard ne from first
/ TO last. All I saw was ma feeble totter-
ing body, and his long white hair sscap-
ing from beneath bis hat and falling
/ down almost 20 his shonIaeT5. The ex-
/ Termination followed thsEo, tearing The
/ impedimeuta Of shawl STRIPS. baess, etc.
( He got into tne carnage with taern. and
: the carnage drove away.
Well IS hof q, las. be told ne ths'
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