Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-09-06

possession during the whole time.
Mr. Heaphey finally took the pApel
and put It into his dispatch box, mar
Yelling not little In his mind a. to the
meaning Of these inexpltcable perform.
anceS
Gradually, however. the whole mat
ter passed out Of his mind, until some
weeks afterward, while staying with q
friend in one Of the midland counties
he took the engraving up and--hs could
not exactly say why-felt suddenly
moved to make a sketch from memory
Of the lady whose face IL recalled to him
50 wildly. He put this sketch with the
engraving back into his dispatch book,
and again the subject passed out Of his
mind.
Two or three weeks passed BY. Visit
ing another fricnd--in Yorkshire, near
the Derbysl,ire line---Mr. Heaphey found
himself seated at dinner next to gen.
itleman Of an old family and Of good
estate in Derbyshire, who had entered
into correspondence With him some years
before with an eye TO Inducing him To
como down into Derbyshire and paint a
portrait there Of an invalid child of his
to whom he was very much attached
and who could not conveniently be car
ried up to London.
Finding Mr.. Heaphey near his rcsi-
dence, this gentleman entreated him to
come over at the end OF his Yorkshire
visit, pass two or three days with him,
and paint this portrait In wa, not very
convenient for Mr. Heaphsy to do this.
but such was the urgency Of the Derby.
shire man that he finally gave way.
Il shall be going home myself In .
day or two, said the Dsrbyshire man,
who was visiting a nsighbor of Mr..
host in Yorkshire, "snd I will
have everything ready for you. You
will take the train at such d station
manning it). change carriages at such
a junction, and in 20 minutes after that
you will find yourself ut little way
station, where my carriage will be In
waiting for you and bring you to my
house.
s.ey isny 'no.s "nen
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trip into Derbyshire.
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guard came up, opened tho carriage door,
and handed in lady, with the usual
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MN whether the engraving mad not
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