The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06

conviction that he loved her with
mad, unreasoning devotion. Her very
contempt had set his soul ablaze. The
more he thought of her, the more In
tense became his 1nfatuation, In his
heated imagination her beauty was
magniAed hundred fold, till It as
sumed as exquisite o vision Of lowell
ness as the son Of Islam dreams shall
meet his gaze when he enters paradise.
Yet, strange to say, beneath this wild
rhapsody was an under current OF vim
dictiveness-a desire to "get even" with
her for the humiliation she had inflicted
on him.
Like an angry storm spending Itself
in It's own fury, his passion at last wore
itself out, and he fell into the more dan
gerous mood Of planning future retalia-
ton.
Pshawl What fool he had been to get
into such rage. He would win In the
end. There were two ways Of catching
this bird of beautiful plumage, and, II
one failed he could try the other. II
the sillken net of honied words was use
less, he knew how to cast the strong
bonds Of obligation around her. :,
The Dolmans owed him money-they
must help him; Robson, her employer,
Yves in the same fix, he must do his bid
ding; and Mrs. Evesham would surely
not be blind to the glitter of his world
|, ly prospects. AS for that blind fellow
O-but no, girl like Wanda could never
!. lrive her love to him-well, II he stood
'e y his way, it would be all the worse for
~ n.
as Y nd Wanda! She was feverishly toss
nd re, n the bed, the victim Of thousand
o. and fears-the past with its
,.on pms of uncertainty, the present
. "o" l. disappointments, the future so
anu in 4 with hopelessness that she
Ing In even TO think Of 1t. With a
weeks, erAowing with the tenderest
prove. ny she pondered over Mrs. Eve
nng years of motherly solicitude
SUN the sacrifice she knew that
come Kan must have made for her
is $40" 1s, the burden was pressing
stone Enti on that dear friend now.
ed the Mil work, the store was pros
r best her Ae was no longer dependent
Tnd ishe, Wanda, was in posi-
.er mite TO the family funds.
umDus Mis- Slould fail-pshawl she must
tigued friend dAmust endure any discom-
rest Of Mr. lgradation rather than go
4 10 ia. lstonbury TO be again a
u,l, ba widows bounty.
-. are sPekens, with his rustic insol-
0u'' Mrs. W4foolish to waste second
s were Mi. 1 him and half regretted
rmers go. .condescended TO rebulSe
TO the ''eAuo C. But, then there was
|, suc. &c Arundel-that was q
Tha T. II was very well for
lout being her adopted
: ~ Commut knew that his love for
10 any Sunday. " different nature, and
into, ton deliyetlt she could never re-
is not union .meeA in the way he wanted
lccess. in the seryl
,o,,o, -noated before her
:. IN prayer uee1 e of typical beauty.
70 Will day evening tn ewes seemed TO be
Aiiu' The annua into hers, so vivid
held In the cit she could in fancy
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week u rlsner secre smile on the we'll
The pews will could almost be-
ing. Jan. II. AZ Id and whispered
cas- exquisite tender
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the Methodist cb mo, II would be
NJ the revival servidde to fetter him
is extended 10 allie. She would be
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sup tend by closing khe wearied evo-
an: vival fires are kind, ew the curtain
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