The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23


~ her. but the incarnation Of another
soul Il ga~e HIM wtsen WITH fer ssn,e
Of iuahty which was ma<ldening. The
endeapoF la think the Things which John
Royal might have thought, and to speak
the words which Jcaln Royal might have
spoken, made HIM 1t ti1nes fed almost
rc>.fy to cnt hfa own threat, il only =.
evict the interloping spirit which seemed
20 share tine material t1sriOcnt With ms
own
'Iknow tc the ft,rsst tlber If ss.asatt"n
how it feele to Us ha;lntsi," ~ whi1nsl
cs,llY 6echsTei 10 Mrs Hart 'Evox sione
that fe}iow thrus; ms identity upon ine
my sonl hes had = Siameee twin. Hc
os.eht to be tushsIne.i D. hang GA 70 earth
s. Us steal,ng IA march IN the Dti,eT
gtost8 who have eat into the bfiuIte the
instant death shuts the liopg Of them
1T won't b. fpT hong now. c,r2foT14d
tie tsdy And after a while, when II
shall have become past experience, yU0ll
Yic-E 1t N psychological phenomenon
If great interest and Importance Yon u
take piitic IN II e,3 sL exceptional ln&ni-
f,.stataun 0f heaven r--,ove What. and
write ntt,cie8. E9hicb nobody viii rasi
or colid understand II they III, stevo!-d
! entirely 10 fts ANAL l-si.--iruZu Which you
VIII ga.n re52gwn'
That .lat tsa,' gCou.b,eat Royai, but
iss present eZperi"yDe | and duality nf
being disooncert2ng. II don't @ei OUT
of this before long I'll blors the whole
! t1r.til cslt 30 Phyllis, if only 70 give my
! osgn trcr1y.7
Ms. Hart laughed 81 wonder phsi!is
| has never suspected anything. TIE idea
| that you may te other than ycu sszezn
never appears to shadow hsg mind 70
be sure, the tiIr,o has honn short and
| vour intrTcouTsse deeUltory aI3 SUPER
| fciai: added to which, her vi1o2e soul Is
! absorbed IN anticipatiog>s stsoat the ~
coVezy Of l>er sight But yoU Gre Obliged
to make Observation-Disclosures Of bun,
! dars-epd she Orngh* TO notice tfeean. I'm
; disappointed IN tsar penetration.
''yoa needn't ha," Royal r$oFted
"My familiar stands by uSe better than
/, that Wife<l | blurder recover mystli
with n nimbseness and cs1sSity which
: would slls4rs4 }sD acrobat, YoG under
IaU5 ias dIGfity. s3<yv.tizss
! OF substitution ond suppression whics
! would furnish capital tor tbs founder,
Of fuapy theories Besidrs, we've Tn;
margin OF those ssz years, jnto v'ftict
considerable change may be c1>oWt1tsi.
IL which hast statement Hoyal fastened
O., a truth, for with Phyllis a1l di9crep
snc4es land the lime, as Mr. Hart ~
4
were put down ho the Inevitable growth
| modification and read3uatnents effecte.
by tf.e massage Of time. Phyllis vas
s..a,i oie g2ri, wise with the wisdom o
Thought and nature, and s2ie wa5 con
sc;osss OF 50 rntr,h change IN herself tina
it seemed reasonable TO suppose that he
coy,sin had changed also. ThA+ he hs
ceased to kse a demonstrative man ha
surprised her at first, because the love
of her memory had been addicted b eG
deafments.
Then she reflected that it was quit
! natural he should no longer love her i
the old way, since, kstterly, that Ion
3 gssp had not even been bTidged by lei
tess. It would take time and nlutuf
: knowledge 10 erect new love, OF ratht
Z a new superstructara of hove III which
b dwell; for tifefouu3ation must be secul
still. else he could not have done for ht
r sake the things which she knew ne ia
j done She did not associate the idea
:, the money with bis conduct III any b
noble way There was no iDtimate 10
s tazs,sition between love and money j
hey mind, fog life on a lonely couDtT
. farm prevents Tire two from sseInlns /
. any way interAependent,
She could think tta matter cat
. kisore and demonstrate il Gotte 70 b
e satisfaction, fug ssAG wac no lnOze &csiv
IL in love thar she supposed hes coI1s
b. he-on1y deeply grateful, and III;
o with trust IN hin sdsd contes.t that
{, should he her husband No man co'a
be moye Czalsf2ogate, etse taHOzgfft,
% show Ijscgss=oiicitude ic xasEaE1 to otst
- euC.e 80 taztCttt>fc-flstho9sgh 30
>. s,lro, ne was q physician hiEL>satt, viii,
OF course gave tllesn grestcG vattsa
=, his eyes. His s54f oos5trVl appezasf-d
- her noble aald beautiful, ard stfe bet
r. mind that when hsF ey*s sho0tG
- os,e.,ed ed-u-s>a.sciO Es.e rt<st
s-e scripeural TH1rase-stse woS1fi ssio'S n
~ how sz7eet q thing could be q s@osna
,aI gratitude.
" " Then her thc~lsbt would hover yt.al
~ inely. as IT had 6osee fT yeers, over
.. chances of recovery Of sight, ubsi
-. wcuh bethink hes OF tie ocuflsS's
n. atructlons ard dismiss the nzettor
-, much as might be from her mind.
H. Save In the matter Of caressas (7ph
h. felt y-c,xih te an unfair advantage
%, take 0; hey), Royal was not FeIfsss
=. loverlihe attentions. He intended
~ win the girls love if possibse before
should claim her as his wife, tof he
, wholesome notions re;ative to maria
While not consciously in hove rs yes
was strongly attracted, and he healti
and rpanfully see himself TO make OF
-. - attract eion fne which the stronger e'
a. ton would find 1t easy 10 follow. Is
In his favor that be had had no E9ev1
afTaira de coeur-that his profession
i.,sensibly led him 50 eeneTa1iSe won
It was IN his favor aiso that wher
e, embarked ufsoa an enterprise ms ns'
u drove him on the course without IN
regard for wind or tsds. r a man si,.
marry O woman il was his DCsaness TO
her rs his ovn sozll, aud 10 strain eH
nerve to make her happy Such waf
90. simple creed, Is it IS, unccnfeaeedly 2.
creed OF more men tsaan gain credit
Il with either tfis worh or women.
So PHYLLIS discovered fn him no
snd being pzecocuped BY her great
- and not rendered exacting by any
Ia va ishress OF passion. Oocs thongh'
- - rather speculation, as 10 the event
t those six years Of absence caused b
- -. put question to him. They wero
-. ting in darkened room. the girl q
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