The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-30
....-.Trr xvru-CContinued.)

4" a.. moment of complete despair
... ,,a,n she received that assur-
IS rs and rs she thought Of it,
rf.. absolute stiffness OF her
. lr,o1r'ionS of the strom grew
r..--.,.a dimensions of Il future
.l4-....- INST rs seafarer, when his
...a fiat calm Of the oily harbOr,
..f fnrreduloGsiy Of the danger
....r---- himself Tor the anxiety he
r Vows rlat on the morrow he will
.. waves again. though the wind
t.' ....- -a tfsroclv. In Unorna the mas
...-f. ..as as strong as ever. In a
-.-s.r :h. wreck Of her pride foated
' -r, stormy distance but she turned
.... wa. .pr il was no longer part
Till. syccter Of her humiliation
aud rried 10 taunt her with her
t- almost smiled at the thought
t......y'G sill! remember H. He lived,
HID and d. should yet be hers. As
...a. E.,ar!ueSs began TO disappear
w. a- -a-e quiet and rest, her determi-
---5vr1 Her power was not all
..... ON the morrow she would see
- She might still fix her eyes on
~. ID AL ngarded moment cast him
deep sleep. She remembered that
fa.l in the old cemetery. She
s ...--.r ,5-htly: il had been for the
. -....-. of Beatrice But she
bring r back again. and it should
a -u H.r for ur should never wake
H.G ~4r not done rs much
-.a ancient scholar who for
r- had lain IN her house in
-rar.las state. who obeyed when
.........-a,aat him to rise. and walk, to
-. .raar Why not the Nanderer,
,.... -... rvari eyes. he would be alive
.r .a.... .l.a. natural, happy. And yet
F.-.,.... sleeping In that condition. al
.r.-. so. could command his actions, his
and his words. How long could II
..-.... -. last, She did not know. Nature
mill. .-yr 'u III" end and throw off the
.. r. the lclvily-imposcd will An IN
.--. Dbl var follow. fun again of storm and
..-. aa. despair; but IL would pass and
t r4M again under her influence.
- q. and keyork Arabian had told
-.-... - rEaIyelS done every day by physi-
-.-nf common power in the great hos
.....rt universities of the empire, and
.rra throughout Europe. None OF
,.. appeared TO he men of extraordinary
r riffs Their powers were but
-.r-- compared with hers. Even with
.----. ..r. h,~,eric women they often had
t.r. s-9. and again before they could
r.e... tu. hypnotic sleep for the first
..- When tlry had got as far as that,
r... -ar- could bring their learning,
'tr.r-nicur- aud their experience to bear
ar- 'u-. rnuI3 make foolish experiments,
7aH rlu uoIWl from her childhood as
'I.-..rrs and sounds of her daily lie.
Iag .fuuE ~ them, had even the power
necessary no hypuutize an ordinarily strong
u. health She on the contrary, had
l-rsr failed .u that. and al the first trial.
asr.H with kcgorh Arabian. man OF
.s..r. She said in her heart, half in jest and
laf nrr~..'iousLy, that he was not man
d. .'. tH' Z. devil or Il monster over whom
-..r# g. ".rup.s had no control
j H.l energy returned. The color came
back TO U-r face. her eyes Sparkled, her
strong white hands contracted and opened
A.a closed again. rs though she would grasp
something The room. too. had become
Haruar and she had forgotten to lay aside
l.- f.r- She Ionged for more air, and,
rt-.a-. walled across the room. 1t occur
rcd her .ot the great corridor would
h.. lrsn-.cd AID rs quiet as her own apart
rrui and she went out and began to pace
flr .Hu. tiags. her bead high, looking
..r. -t- U-fore her
-au wished that She had him there now.
and sh- WIS aUgry at the thought that
r'a tau uyJ seen earlier how easily it all
...-. 20" auLc. However strong he might
I.. having vice teen under hcr influence
h.0g- hr could not escape il again In
hose moments when they had stood to-
-.rhar before the great dark building of the
r.r.,.'.ul;l. il might have all been accom-
.'.. and now. she must wait until the
Inlu.Us bu. her NINA was determined
j msirl'"J not how 1t mattcred not in what
sale. be- Ngg.d be hers. No one would
.g.a What she had done. 1t was nothing
.rr r'it be would be wholly unconscious
p.>. ..f'-hau she MOI ALREADY maze
-l' mos. Important parL OF III
"'.t.' sun pe hl.AsrA' ana &cl ne Woulu
.'.. .N Ni,''N .9,E.nEN 10 iitr, ana :ct
"'1-i nave nm a'I. Everything
. l .'.'', anu IN, "o''i' IISk il noun
''.--.' 1851 ~ NM 'i'u lli"he nun Lcr
'.a-, A." .l'\ Noul" ; l,euu 'iieit
.-,f- III lFd''' III 'hg mouse
H.'. ha' S." apaSeo hefSeI before
.N..'' "".l'flhS Ihal' Is Il mere "o-
'.' size ''-.u "Iu MN.
$50. Hauaa'Hn corridor. passing and repass-
" -a The light Of the single lamp that
.r.. ..r no pleasure in the movement and
..."r.a uTJgut that famed her cheek.
heard footsteps distinct from
." Aer own and she stood still.
.". tu-nu we're coming towards her
.'..-. -n' Gloom. She waited near her
r.. ". ~HNpa,IEg they would pass her.
3. ..E. ayar She saw that one was u
. a.1l.,at in the plain gray robe and
a nd white head-dress of the order.
....r E,,, .. lady dressed ike herself, in
+.' hs4t burned SO badly mat as
.'lI '' ana S-ouu I"r moment
'H .'-g'h'r norma could NOT
.'.- .'iNt i"elr faces Ineh the
one Gt me rooms the lhifd or
rom norma : ana Ine nun re-
-l'ihE OUTSIDE apparently heSl-
"''NH'f I" TURN 10 the right or the
"-N.a- hersell IN winch direction
-.HnS called her- Ihorha made Il
...' 81. ANA I'll the SOUND OF her loot the
.,NArdN hef.