The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-11
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behavior to his young and innocent wife,
and her heart was wrung with psin as she
thought of the acute and prolonged suffer
ing that Winifred must have endured be-
fore she was driven to the desperate step of
cutting herself loose from her husband.
81 must have time to think over it." she
said, after pause. Your story suvpasses
beLefn
"But you have promised that you would
do all you could to bring about reconcila-
ten, cried Sir Reginald, with dismay.
THAT is true. But did not suppose that
should hear, even from your lips, q story
so shocking" she replied. scornfully. 81
will give you my opinion frankly, Reginald.
IT you were wfdower tomorrow / would
not move hand to assist you to marry any
woman. Nay, more, would do all in my
power to dissusde any woman whom you
thought of marrying from linking her fate
with yours. You are too unworthy. The
fact that you are already married and that
it is only reconciliation that is required
makes some difference Even thus I am
not prepared to say that Lady Denison is
not entirely right in her refusal to return to
you or to bear your name; and with my
convictions l am not sure that your cause
will not suffer by my advocacy"
Lady Polehampton was generally re-
Barue1 IN tne circle IN "nlch sne moved as
a oIIllIahI MOnian OF the wCrIa' a porn
scneLner, 1s1 Oh WoT1oIy policy ana IN
essentially a just woman, to whom a mean
act was utterly foreign, and she felt that to
bear any part 10 persuading a woman to
place her happiness in the keeping of her
IseStnHiu, was . teep0hsiO!lloy hUpie
snorC Oh aPpaIlhg' In ner near0 soc was
Gon en-. iHceu olao no ha III measure nao 1een
dealC OUT 70 MN py WlnnreGs REFUSAL 70
Ie.uTn 10 pun, ana tha1 tne least punlsn-
n!ent IuaG ne oeserVea was 20 % lelG 70
, s1-u ~ NutI 10 Vne "Ao " ION nc
iau DeeH ~ "llIlng 20 olscaru' nor couia sne
~ 81 gu A iIoLn I99peGSug tne hIo'sves CnaO
nao prompted "lniifeo 20 escape from me
c on ann 70 W1lcn she was exposed as
1ne WlIe OF heginalo Denison.
Lazy rolenanpSon eVehtuaAy oeooeo 10
can can upon , ner levy olsGovered sster-in-
Jaw, tellng her protner, however, as sne
saiIleo Iortn on ner mission, thab sne would
not UNDERTAKE TO say ~ora IN MS oehaIr
, uhtll sne ,i mao nSar0 " IniIreoS STORY from
ner own hps.
When Lazy roiensnptons carriage
droVo TO tne snspoy NIUE mouse IN hensing-
gon, tne countess Iouno the wlnoow onnds
ur1wn auu tne house wearing d nieioncnoly
appear 4Sal r snS.. On ass ss .h 49, In -
ner IooSinail rhnB 1ue aoor DELL again
ana again, ouo hoDnlnk was heaTu "lInln
Iae slIent nousS save tne untunoluI clanslng
% % tn S,I Deii; ~ was Slsar 70 tne countess
'H9U W An15ISu usad neu 1Fotu her nesDanu'
Iauy rolenaLnpVons race, Which nao
p poIn d Sefsous, pl9oScupleo Iook Snce or
a ISest n@.u hilparCeo ELS sDory 10 ner as
9 u.l':9 d s[aVsr expression on discovering
w thllIe 81 nignu' IL spoke TO her IN siient,
ouI pague.iG eloquenGe OF the afe9d OF a
Iuie +liAs woman ies1 she sLiouto again
20 eusAa Ss1 III Cne teErloie uesrsuatioh lroIn
"H1eH sue utIu p.oHen away Ane countess
Lu enIetLAy apgiauueu "tnAreds ac1' tnough
sne regre0Ieo 1ae los0 opportunity OF max
lnB ner acqualnCance IN new aspect She
was was snarpe5 ana more perenptory In her
Uo4g -" nen '9tt hsslAAio caIIeo 10 learn now
sue nao spea on her errand.
tour wlle mas neo, She salo, ana my
aSs ISSUED, Is OF ne avail
0Hs nas e,opeo WIN Cauoe Maclesn,
saio or hsginato, IN his disappointment
anu ''r mrauu.
LON pe 1901, retorteo che countess,
dnSIHy. Ciauoe 4nac!ean Is man OF the
nloSO irreproacuaoie integrity. Eoplng
WIN otner mems wives is not In his line.
WIZ pawn my hoaor TOT MA
hoW was ne TO know that she was my
wlIe| returned Sir reginald, sayagely. for
SeCIlng IN MS anger taat ne mad addressed
WlniIreo as Lady Denison IN Claudss
presence. de only knew her like the rest
eA 1ne Woriu as MISS w est
1neh why should he elope with her!' re-
pned tne countess, with remorseless logic.
SIR reginald looked non~plussed at this
smart, but he chung to his opinion Stubborn
~, nsYlng, as he Imagined, reasons for his
suspicious with which he did not see fit to
acqualnt ms sister.
Hlnllreo,s night aroused his Jealousy to
madness. He resolved that he would dis
cover the place OF her retreat, If he had to
go TO the ends OF the earth in seach OF it.
woulo rene" DIS appear 10 MS sister TO bring
On leaving the Countess NJ PoIabarnnton,s
residence in 81 lanes, Scrara ST. Palr;raiS