The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-02-14

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into her voice. 1T strikes me that he
b getting along excellently WELL"
Louis fixed his dark eyes ON the sneak
a.. II am not getting along half n
we'll - should like, Natalie" he 70
turned. but AZ for more medicine, il
seems to me you're quite right. al
wsys feel worse, somehow, after taking
that decoction you prepare for me-"
Brenda believed she saw . slight flush
steal into Natslie's cheek - her husband
Thus replied. But In an instant after
ward the young wife said In her gentlcst
md most solicitous way:
"Ah, Louis, that can only be imagine
tion, my dear. The medicine has already
strengthened You wonderfully, I think. :"
"Oh, well, suppose you know best"
said Louis, with \ gaze that was In IT.
self = cares. ~
'How he loves her, thought Brenda.
''And how devOutly he trusts her. Can
It be possible that both his love and his
nust are piteously misplacedT
Not long afterward, on = lovely star
light evening, Brenda CHANGED to he TAX
ing little stroll about the lawn. She
had walked in the direction Of the shore.
where stood q summer house. in which
che would now and then seat herself
and watch the dim stretch Of waters be.
You'd. This evening Il was rather chilly
down by the rocks. and sho nossed in.
land among a great grove Of Ar trees
that roae near ono M +Ro rooas;1o 800.
On sudden she heard the aonni Of n
feminine voice emerge from o specinl1v
dense cluster of trees. At once she rec.
ognized the voice a. that Of her sister.
in-law, and paused. listening in cnrnrise
"Never come like this again +" Natalie
was saying. "Your letter gave me n
great shock. should not have met vor,
here, and you have been horribly i,nnrn.
dent in writing for me to meet Won no
you did write. The money Won needed
was one thing, Archibald; to insist on
seeing me was another"
Then came the unmistakable sound of
q mans voice; already Natalie and her
companion whoever he was) had strolled
beyond earshot. and all that Brenda
could now hear was a swift succession
Of words, few Of which conveyed 70 her
more than faint idea of their meaning.
The girl remained for a moment on;v.
ering with CONSERVATION. Then she
hurried forward, and. through an on..n.
Ing in the trees, presently discerned two
forms that moved side by side along n |
path leading straight to the outer onno.
zite road.
A little while after this Brenda had
resolved ON taking ono nort;cr1.r co,,,.'"