The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17
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HW0MAN5 INFLUENCE

passer-by
No, she would not go out to-day. she
decided at last. She would stay at
home and read and try to emulate the
contentment of spirit which prompted
Norah under all circumstances t. sing
cheerily ov,r her work. Yet it was
bright day to spend indoors. The
sun, which always SCENE to her prtju-
diced fancy to shine through yelIower,
thicker atmosphere, lay warm and
golden on the house tops opposite. 1t
tempted her with its cheeriness. But,
pshaw where was the leasure in walking
sedately over the hard pavements? How
could that compare with delightful
gallop over the hills at home2
All, those glorious rides, Why couldn't
these tall walls crumble away? Why
couldn't the paved streets, this horrid
noise and din by the touch of some
farry's hand give place to the familiar
one day-i,ust one day. How she would
use every hour of that day.
he would have her usual ride on
Mollie's sleek back. They would can
ter away through the cool, still morn
ing. She would feel the invigorating
air against her check, and the glad
sense Of fresh, new life tingIing in her
veins. She would 90 to The Cedars and
talk with Alice and the Colonel, ana
laugh over NelpS ridiculous nonsense,
and feel so happy. She would run in to
kiss the children as they pressed their
little faces against the rectory window,
and she wouId find time for few min,
utac win Nrc Marin ia ocl, bor how
her rheumatism was, ana hear il the
Old man had te@n out since his sickness.
All there was 90 mich she wouId do if
ehn conld ba -. home today
Nanny comn in IA raroova tho braaI,-
foe+ +Iin,te ma al,a. ael.lI .u-f+.n e., ,i,o
orders for !unchenn and dinner rotor.
Nar1aret h.orl har
"IndeeI don't know She said at
last trvino to fx her mind ON these
bousebn;J details "you ana Eorah nx-
eroiCa ,-o,,r inrnp,,i+v TO-DAY IA nor
ticulariv like a nice dinner ae Mr.
Ieigh win bring a friend home win
him Men must be fed Won know even
if the world goes to n,eces Il is tbair
falling 70 think more Of their dinners
than ,nvtbir, oIso and v-a have +,
bumor II So Won and Norah must 10
vonr Last
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no" 10 eAcu9t my sen. N'll' ii 10 faih'f
iate' ana IL lhey nave come cannot
help II.
When she entered the parior i've
minutes afterwards she found, not Brian,
but tail, hne-Ioohln9 man who arose
at her approach, with an ar OF chiv-
airy perfectly III accord with the noble
face.
That face impressed Margaret AT once.
Not so much with its beauty ii f"&tur"
and expression as with lis hrlhne95 Of
chara ter, its strength OF intellect, and
the ennobllhg lhfu"n which high Ell
deaVor and strong purpose had lett
upon III. lnStlnCtlNely Sh' 1elL Il quick
ening Of her sympathieS and feelings,
an indefinite attraction toward this man
whose very api earance compelled her
During her scarcely perceptible pause
in the doorway, the stranger, with Il
swift but critical glance, had taken in the
sweet face and girlish form. Then he
started forward with the half que stion,
hall assertion.
Mrs. Leigh? am not mistaken.
She held out her hand with smile Of
welcome.
NO, you are not mistaken, she sad,
win me easy, gracious manner That
ma1s her personality so winning
am MIS-. Lelsh' ana you are bF. VIII
son. hho". am very Sito 10 meet
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nay 10! iouiiu the oiIsl""' very ulSaP-
pointing
quite the contrary, MIS- Letsh.