The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-28
CHAPTER XIII.


And YOU, said Unorna. looking up a
Tie sound, VIII sou no. rest! Why
should you not Sleep
i am not tired &c
You do not trust me- I think she an
SHered sadly. And yet you might-!ou
H!2ht' Her voice died away drea,nily.
Trust YOU 70 watch that poor man, In
deed | DO. You were not acting, Just now,
F"hen YOU touched him so tenderlv. You
are IL earnest. You viii be kind 10 him.
and ! thank YOU for it.
And you -Oursclfi Do Won fear nothing
from me, if YOU should sleep before my
rVcS2 DO you not fear that in vOUr uncOn-
s,'!Ousncss might touch you and make you
more unconscious still. and make You
cream dreams ana see yisions,''
The Nandercr looked at her and smiled
sHCredUIOuslE. partly out of scOrn for the
imaginary danger and partly because some
ting told him that she mad changed and
would not attempt any Of her witchcraft
Upon him.
No, he answered. y am not afraid Of
1Hat"
.'You are right. she said rravciy. My
ms are enough already. The evil IS SUI
AIent DO as YOU viii If You can sleep.
men sleep IN peace. If YOU viii watch
catch with me
Then neither spoke again. Unorna bent
lcr head rs she had done before The
AgnGcrcr leaned back, resting comfortably
'A"!"9J '"t cushion OF the hl@h carved
'Na!r. ms eyes directed towards the place
'here Israel ka!Ga lay. The air was
warm, the scent Of Tho flowers sweet but
.ul nciVE. he silence was intense, 1O,
'NtH inc niue FOUNTAIN was sui lie
.io Matrhed almost an night, and has
,srHuH uf"oPru. he forgot Jno'na ana
thought only Of tho sick man, Try n@ 10 fix
h,S attention ON the pale head as il lay
der tn" bright light
men 'hoihd l""hrG up al iaSt. she saw
ihll ne was asleep AZ first she was sur
hII9tu' IN NPI,9 OF what sic mad sad 10
nam nan an houf carrier l"r She herself
'"u'u no, u"le e."S'o hcr eyes ana iell jhat
she could never close them again. Then
she sl2A'd. y was but one proof more OF
ms supreme Indifference lie mad not even
care" 10 ap'ah ]" hrr- ana u she had not
'"la "ul- Nl'p"eh 10 nm throughout the
N'''> meg Hd" passed together. il" would
perhaps nave p''n e.cHpln% long n"iore
now
And got she feared 20 wake him and was
a.uo-! glad That he WAS unconscious I'm
the solitude she could ga2r on him to her
heart S. desire. she could lot her eyes look
lurir ill. and mo- on" could say nav. He
mus; bee very tired. she ihou.s},r. and ,hc
vaguely wondered why she fr-. no bodily Z
wclriuc--. when her soul wa, so hcayy.
She sat still and watched him II might |
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tell what would happen tomorrow she /
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ran. SAY How much would She tell of !
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mere were terrible possibilities IN the tUi-
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