Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
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.,xrr. MlA-IncrediOle as 1t may
"AN AM Doctor has just told me that l
seenl' w. .Dns are TO take my little trip over
pus' for have to go soon, and
the rsnS 80, al him. because have fallen
hsye oS Iii of swallowing whatever ne
mo : net seems TO save the luugmen'
gives 'I iot of wear and tear, you Know.
'aca ~ feel badly about it, sweet;
"Dou no nse? It's case OF spilled
Fla' 80 49, see What breaks me up IS that
DliA', 90 90 10 YOU aud say all the things
eau me- ; making my head feel top heavy.
ma .l "a made poor shume at
%. a, YOU know, and 1t comes narueT
e',o'' sver now. When l left you
nan - come back, as Of course you
re-I' 7 saw how things were going,
Sns sr boned 10 find happiness waiting
$40 when came again. But now
iol ~ one les morris Qui ne REVIEW
y mas" Circumstances over which
5 3Sa, no control prevent, you under
llas' Rut Mohammed could go to the
san. inst the same, and you, on,
~, E,a" darling. the one person In all the
Ma Tho could make these last few
s sl.o ~ mine perfectly happy, won'tYou
. -o1e2 Surely you can reconcile IL 10
go ~ conscience, ask so little.
~, ssnt 10 tell you that l have sent my
n, 80 Uncle John, whom l have made
VIZ W.. - He never liked me much, and
sA Ne'ayed me a low down trick when ne
" ..i Rj1 Won OF from marrying me. All
S ~ ..1os he is q square fellow, and will
- ~ that you get fair deal-Ior OF
=. 80 I have left everything to you. l
90. ....' Fooled away an awful lot of money,
s -l., ne estate was handled in first class
800 till | came Of age, and some OF the
.sss,ments that happened to let alone
80 turned out way up. You Will be
sl,Iv well fixed, after all. tell you
~. that you may know that for the rest
- vour life you will be absolutely indie
9.+5srt 10 20 where you like and do as
~ lease. | inclose now dBaft to cover
:Toenses Of your journey II you Will
cone. ~ 40
,r6dsplv that am horribly pressed Tor
,'Ts Il seems ridiculous when think
Iov, hard | have worked sometimes try
i,c N kill time, that now time In turn
!, Killing me. don't ask yon to sacrl-
foe your own feelings; it is hardly worth
v,ile 10 be selfish for the little time that's
laf. But what do you owe to that mau
who does not love you? what do you owe
~ the world? to anybody? while L
IN nv darling, l have certain sweet
memories that I'll me with hope that you
r,'I come. memories that will make me
BANNER in heaven, II there turns out TO
h mch q place, and II | ever see it. l
sba rot ask il if you come, for L shall
have my heaven here:
Yours till death,
GRAY.
Donald looked up stonily when he had
finished the last page, his face white as
he dead.
"And may I ask what you are going
u do about it?' his voice strained and
harsh.
u don't know" llfelessly staring at
lie glowing Goals.
Great Godl you don't KNOW Is IL
uSible that you are giving meme,
Who don't love you-that you are giving
ne the benefit of moments doubt?" his
breath coming in gasps. ''Well, when
YOU have quite made up your mind, is IL
700 much 20 ask that you will kindly let
ne know? / should, Of course, want TO
20 to the station with you and wish you
bon voyage" with short, ugly laugh,
IS he left the room.
Hours had passed by, and Anita was
still sitting motionlesS beside the dying
FIRE that family glowedin the twilight,
when Donald came In. He stood still,
regarding her gravely, until she lifted
her heavy eyes inQuiringly.
II don't know whether you will be-
lieve ii or not, Nita, but am sorry for
you, he said heSitatingly, with gen.
teness she had not heard for many a
day. "Your cousins letter was no mere
use TO induce you to come to him; he
tod the truth about his condition.
have Just received a telegram, and
can't yOu guess, Nita?"
Gray Is wOrse?" staring up at him
With dull, horror stricken eyes.
mo; no is better, dear. Gray has
gOne-'oyer the range"