The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-08
CHAPTER NIX.


MARGARET SEES SOME SUNLIGHT.
Il think the clouds must be rolling
by," Margaret sad to herself one
morning
Brian had just told her of his talk
with Wilson, and of the latter's promise
to help him in every possible way. And
as if this was not enough there was her
long delightful letter from Miss Hilton,
and the promise it held, that this dear
old friend would he with her 50 soon.
Only short visit-five or six days at
most-yet the prospect of even that
made her so happy that she could
scarcely speak of it to Brian The
happy moment arrived at last, when she
looked into the dear brown eyes and
kissed the smooth cheek, which was
still so round and rosy. She could only
let her tears fall. and feel how sweet it
was to lean once more uroa that true
and tender love
1T is so nice to have Won so yery
nice to have YOU" She cried in glad
tomas as sbe Invested Miss Hilton Of
honnet and wrans. and made her take
times. | am going to sit on this low
stool by Won and stroke yOur hand inst
as Jusad to do Do Won ramemher how
yo,, used to like me TO stroke vo,r
hand All. have missed those times
Miss Hilton. 1ou cannot guess how
have missed tbam oven AZ EIuwood.
brt here n thousand times more
What delightful little home YOU
have answered Miss Hilton ALLOWING
her ewes 10 travel ahollt the room in an
effort not 10 see the oppression of main
which had arcompanied Margaret's
I words 81 am charmed"
Are you2 am SO glad think if
rather nice too though aft first if did
seem rather small. Now have become
accustomed 10 if. and we are DOING
nicely Norah and Nanny are both with
me. They both like New York better
than do. l fear l am lacking in appre-
citation, but No, I'll not tell you
any more of that. | have really made
a great many friends here. / find the
people very nice and pleasant"
Il am pleased TO hear it. Margaret. |
never doubted your faculty for winning
! love- You are happy. too, | hope"
| Margaret continued TO stroke the
hand that rested on hers, but she found
, it impossible to raise her eyes, and the
| earnest question only won an eyasiye
answer:
Il am contented now
Miss Hilton was IL keen observer, and
Margarets reply did not satisfy her.
but she answered with apparent readi-
ness:
Il am glad for even that much
| fear YOU have not trusted me implicitly
think there has been some heartache,
or your letters We're not true barometers
of your feelings. Some We're very hope
| full; others respondent. Often 1 feared
you were breaking down, and then
wished to borrow wings and come 10
you"
"Ah, if you only had" faltered Mar
| garet, burying her head in Miss Hilton g
| lap. You We're so kind to want TO do
50. 1t mas been heartache, so much
! heartache could not tell you. 1t was
too bitter to put on paper. Yet l knew
you would read between the lines, that
| you would see and understand. And I
felt sure of your sympathy always so
sure of that If all had fallen from me
| I believed / should still have you.
! Sometimes | was tempted 10 ask YOU to
come inst for q little while Then
I reflected YOU might find it hard
! or imnossible and go always mt tho
wish aside,
| your letters would have brought me.
| Margaret Absence has not lessened
nv love for Won 7 want Won 10 feel
that II is oIuov, Win yo,, tbouob r
nav he far away vas as, va - 9ncb
surprised whom vou told me Won we're
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When Brian returned that mint ba
found Miss Hilton Installed in his mar
ticuIar chair.
aDon't he Jealous laughed Mar
garet after tho warm craetinys were
over Il cave Miss Hilton vour chair
because she is a visitor. and must en- iov
all the privileges
ON the nrinciple Of The poor Won
have always With Won sunnose
Don't nuota Scrin-,,re 50 lightly Won