The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

ously- do you know VIA sI1
MY parlor-maid, sirr
MY wife. sir
TableaV, For few uinux-. s3||
heard except Mrs. Biounf's ssfs -
is this truegv asks NJ 80.
length. turning to her.
Quite true. Qulse =.
.Ons Godfrey ~ holding Ont k.s
nm then Suddenly she - So
Singleton ..Oht- cries e. - ~
trated and bewiIdered 49,. .xl.
wicked, cruel man you -
yen say you viii send my -
This gross ingratitude nrov.. q. ID
for Mr.. Singleton Thai -.
prosecuted girl he has been - l!
tect from the cruel resasfre- 49, =
round upon him, overcomeS f7.z =
gether. !
Bless my souI'' ssys h Sc.
anything else TO saw. xnn1. H.; t.! ~
then recovering himself 80 g a
shouts ne; Mrs. Briertou ~ .
Where on earth are YOU. NJ IA
Come here, implore vou. ~. "a
and set things right II Won g.
can, says be TO himself. shsk; 81
fe-oclously az a timid. stufE-7 z3 ~ 4
glass case that adorns a coruer ~ - q
Mrs. Brierton comes hurrvsSS. r.. =
him with an anxious face. -
and his wife she stands still = p H. ~.
What You are in it tooLs 49,. y
Singleton q -
You got my telegram. thsn ! I'd
Brierton-Mrs- Dalton, rather.6
Blount. I
NO"
All, / didn't think Il I;
could have received it yex 49,
brought you here now 2" - 49,
ITO see you" ga
.1What,h says Mr.. Sinsseton - n
once more TO the front. aud 49,. =.
even more threatening air. a
addressing Biount with ! zy 81
glance, was it not enough thskS
come here to see my parsor 49,
you come here TO visit nv
also? Am l." furiously, 10 I
that she, too, is your vile?
Withdraw. before take your lffh5H -
''Oh, Mr.. Singleton, there = "
wife IN question:" says Nh I<Sz
laughing in spite of herself =
afraid TO tell you about ii Last 49,
meant to do so today when tn
sent early tins morning to Ar
brought him here. Howeyer. - F. 4
has not waited for the telexr1Gs
has precipitated matters. ~
girl, laying her hand on NahalS
Us indeed Mr.. Blount's wife. -
oldest and the best friend hxyH
there has been little folly -
but that can be ended here an3 -
will help it to its end, won't ~
getting you ever had a parlorsz
the least resembled Mn. Biounf a
She smiles charmingiy. Ska -
hand on Mr.. SIngleton's am
him toward the morning room p 3!
Tell them" whispers she, Il = = 9
prerense backward that indica1n Z
and his wife. TO go into the d
and have il out there" q
She is hardly prepared for II +
this piece OF advice. %;
Mr.. Singleton. while lost II Z
plexisy. looks back at Godfrey 8
Take your wife into ths1 -
there, says he, ''and have Il q r I z
as soon as possible. Pair Of tuo16l
Biount, taking Mabel's han4 6s1S|
order given y s|z* 4
"A pair of fools, he called = : y
when he had closed the door hok
He Is right. Mabel. Fools ~ 81
surely / am the bigger fool a r. r 4
being SO much the older. WIN -
me. Mabel?" 4 rs
..Oh. Godfrey. know you N
forgive me. How could have -
of you. And she-she IS 50 -
worthy than l am; she has n
everything. You tax of mi
But you. you have done nothinG-0
have-doubted you,n she bursf - r
afresh. q e
Nothing" says he. pressing - ~
heart. 'Oh. If you only knew Ak
darling-I. too, doubted I
II -; you must know how 49,
am than you, and I thought -
tired of me. and Arkwright-hs uoso
deal about lately. and -
go ON, says she raising her -
tears have ceased. she Is stsxtng r
with brilliant eyes. s
II thought you had guna b M@loN
him. says her husband. IoWon
Her doubt of him seems to sink - r. ~
able doubt Of her. His astoai1hn
hardly to be measured by his I1lf1 ~
her old, clear, ringing laugh ~ ~
AZ AoU i'os .AS1AN "a A1s<s <[ l-I5
the room. ~
sOh. What . Joke cries l1rR
that mani Captain ArkyTlGE1y
your being jealous of himl Wei
must say You are modest 1s
glad you have behaved 50 bad2y - ~
cries she, seixing him round The -
kissing him in quite the good o.
because now you CAM be anH4 ~
for thinking horrid things q ~
that nice Mrs. Dalton"
1t is quite year later vhen \
from Mrs. Dalton reaches the
The little son and heir Is born b -
and is playing havoc with ~
household. Mrs. Dalton's Lett0
quiry about him contains a1Ro
postscript. you viii be "a
haps, writes she. Ito hear thnt
gleton and / are to be married next
am only surprised at one t1m
Mabel. looking at her husband nv!
urn-they are at breskfast-"ana
that they weren't married long -
could he have taken so long 70
his mind about so sweet woman
.sShe certainly viii be gain to .. I.
Yes, then with . sigh, I'm - 81 q |!
going TO be married"
why ?"
'.You can't think about her thsnl
"Mabeli" :.
well, don't care, know -
have suited you better than ever 80
She IS so charming. 50 ciever-so
'Pshaw," says the eminent
has taken silk by this tine.1
opinion you are the elevereet - q.
charming woman I know" q:
And the odd part of it is that e. l!. =
il. The DUcq