Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-31

posture irritated me GttleA THAT moth
Ing ever does surprise you. ! am very
glad that you are not surprised, and also
that you are not particularly distressed"
That" he observed, els merely your
assumption; am not conscious Of hav-
ing sPid or done anything to warrant it.
My sole meaning was that can appreci-
ute the force Of circumstances. | hope
you are now in a fair way toward curing
the young Mr. Longfeld whom you so
nearly killed"
After | had informed him that Mr..
Longfeld was recovering rapidly there
was short pause Then he resumed:
"You have heard, presume, that Sir
Edward Sutton is dead?"
II have not" answered. at may be
very ignorant OF me, but until now l
had not 30 much as heard that be had
ever been alive. Was ne O minister or
an ex-minister, or anything Of that
kindt"
"Oh, no." replied Granville smiling;
"he was only the husband Of Lady SUIT
ton. l thought you might possibly have
heard of him, or at any rate of her, from
your interesting patient; but perhaps he
has not been well enough to read the
newspapers lately. Otherwise he might
have been somewhat moved by the news
that the lady to whom he was engaged
noteo long agois once moro free"
| dare say turned pale. 1t really did
not signify whether concealed my emo
ton or betrayed it, for Granville evil
IDENTIFY read me like an open book. In
answer to my would be Indifferent in
quiries, he told me all that he knew
about Jack Longfeld and Lady Sutton.
1t was sad story, he said, though of
course quito an everyday ono. The
young people had been ncighbors; they
had fallen in love with each other, and
there had been a sort Of engagement
which had not been sanctioned by their
respective families Then old Sir Ed
ward Sutton had presented himself, and
the consequences had been what they are
in nine out of ton such cases. The poor
Nrl, Granville said, had hardly been to
blame in the matter. What could she
do with her father and mother against
her, and hcr lover So hopclessly impe-
Cunious?
"Well," l said, "flial obedience will
meet with its reward now, | suppose.
She has been delivered from her hus-
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