The sun., 1891-07-12

.And nothiuR can part Us Z"
IT :kstSioslS .SS sh0le v0rli'"
ment later thud from Without. and the quick
,SSofsteps me- on The snow told him that
| CHAPTER II.
THE TfNANr OF THE NEW BALL.
| The snow has ceased 10 fall. but Tor week
hard frost A, had held tho country. side n its
| iron grin me roads rang under the horses's
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wnalsss Air. Ths was 81 shs HR 'h1
PaIest blue. and the morning sun. shining
sprs. .ds ShS mrS h.ns saS
I. aid gladden. I: Tue s heart % Of one who viewed IL
H stod
shan.er hat oyer hi. eyes. and i short bTiar..
E@9ot @ PIPE PIPE IN IN MS mouth; M locking SLOWLY about
H bs Of hin bin to the north
with his own llt.e Eimdene nestins IL % BACK fs; from
the broad, white. winding Birmingham road.
fresh from the builders hand. greai tower
Puaas in & 81 tsa
morning SUM-, A little dis tance from il stood a
tail eyaEs rom bss t5ses o
irosy air The Whole vast ] structure 1'c ito I'D d
mark wall and Surrounded BY what would in
time be az extensive plantation Of. fir trees
lines Of sheds or ana huge snls hosrs M'ea
planks rom, scaroldings. eli proclaimed that
ths GSst Ms9Sy. HHS sS aSTS M s5
eyes at tho ebroad-spread building. 1t had long
Ss'. been mystery and subject Of gossip ior ID:
boas5s sa :s sa0at and dn1s and
pushed on night and day. until now 1t was
than Il takes to build many q a six.rocmed cot.
tage. Every morning two long special trains
. great army Of Iaborer.. who were relieved in
TIE sy s Shs carried on
psIarSd 70 DO ooy only ml I'd re space int
asssds s 81 q busy seilers handed Il oys1: shaDsd
swung t up with steam cranes on to the grow:
Ing walls; where Il M was instantly fitted and
the house shot higher. while pillar and cornice
and carving seemed to bud out from II as il by
%sa s banE hS vas hs y0ss sspspas enSs to the
gangs OF pale-taced mon from London. with
IN Ills QUITTING iidine The srsst @ in ohimney, ~
with these strange furnishings. seemed to
mean that it was reserved AZ n factory or place
man hobby was the same a: poor ' mans IAN me- ne.
Sessi,y MY and d tat & ne TaS fond Of we wSrkng with
to Was tho second sory
gun ore the wood workers and. plumbers
and i1rnishsrss were busy beneath carving
owner; snsnl.F @ storiss t were tSId a AZ round
fs cr xlsh sna s Ssss
sS sRs
mlRht do away with or Lessen any OF the petty
IL Il. H @
the village between lines Of stariug villagers.
sKn sh Sess
ZONE new legend And finally when MI had
owner. Mr. Eaiies Hsw. himself ~
.asrsSis no cupiosty th that obsr1 ' MsfniSre
looked down at the great house and marked
and an the oil Other signs o whieh showed that It's
tenant had arrived. A vast area nf green houses
os ess III the Of sas aas sa
hopses. Fifty horsss had passed as through Tan.
Ia's sna Sssf ee coad NE G'I
Who spent his money with 80 lavish hand?
sss ssaPsss q hls wealth.: Robert McintyIs brood;
"a If. ss h psoRsn . us II oaas
birdseye into the crsp. still air. r.
Suddenly his eye caught dark figure emerE-
near snoueh 10 show . fsmiiiar iaSs Looking
black hat O an English Clergyman.
S %SSrai1S NJ fp%sIinT'H How Ar. ,ou
XII lis 4ouna s %s
good nature. and he took little iumps a. hs
Smss os ks s.snps maa who can hardly contain
e sR 1 ss, .., w.s...
aay u; i'o% ss' ii I and an y i VIII 1 Sllss from
Maasira; n Bas yop generally have later news
Il don't Eaow now whethor Laura has heard.
Hays yop been q UP q i. ses :, this newcomer p
haxe msred lei' man ei p' tbs Mr. Raries Haw,
NO, he is q baehe.or, He docs not sesm 70
H' L yss sSns most rsa as sss
Teg,; T;ah;s 1t made me think OF the Arabian
And tho man9 What Is he liks?"
beard q read q such I.a@oss ha f. ny IT, H.
$:9sIis s% .sa "a '"EHa';i
went ~ 70 him BY HppSintTsePt Si1 ,ahs this
needs Of MI, long struggle to restore Ihe south
sas o. as ensTS ons ' Sarss 'ss
weather. whiie smoke hs said no. q word.
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