The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-16
CMApIEk MI.
"a CnMrnnMf.E WITH rAI.IINR.

No COMPROMISE WITH PAULINE.
II was evident to- Miss Hastings that Sir
Oswald felt some little trrpiJut.on in bring
ing his bride home. He ha,t. in spite of him
self, been somewhat impressed by his nicCc's
behavior She gave no sIgn of disappointed
greed or AMBITION but She bor" herself like
one who has been unustly deprived OF her
rights.
GA the night Of the arrival every possible
preparation had h'"n made for receiving the
baronct "jd hS WtI". The servants, under
thc dIr"c'"h 90 w. ff''1."'" ih' '"'"i'
wcr' drawn 0n !" >;'l.." :."'.. lr' "'.,,
ir1d III" "i' N"iH;"" r""''h "' Nn'.''-"
Royal r'a.H "u a triumphant welcome;
ti1gs and uiumrh'i arches ad"ln'd the road
way. The Court Wo> .ooA!n- rs brightest
| AMI best: t." grand ".I service ct golden
| plate, IRON which in ot""n times. NihG>' ana
| queens had dncd, was displayed. III" rooms
| were in' ic DTI-il Win mowers an" warm
| with fires. 1t was proud coming nom" i"r
| Lady Darrell, VII" h1d never kH"Wn what
| home WA before. Her delicate lace Hustled
| as hcr eyes Ihl-cTrH on th' >p'fh'H AROUND
her. Sh" could not rcprc>N the slight feeling
| q! 'rumpa "n'rh hE'"e h'T hcIt beat ana
| h'r pU'~' IhllIl a. sue lcIh'I"o"I" 'ii't U'lS
! was all Ter own.
| She bowed r-ht ANA rlt win IN" caIlh'
| Lot
ms, i rhrnn.rb the Inn. file of servants, She
| tried tier best 10 hc most gracious ah" WIN
| nIng: hnt, despite hrT d".lr"b', rave ana
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t"t '''i' l"''"'> -"' ""'>' l'"'' "'|' =" do 10
never "'n', an" "''">' "',N 'HI> I'' ~
th'h II" "-"' ., "'''o'''' II ''.-"' " "''
| tf /" o'" I" '',' l'N''7 sun '''' "'''H ~
'hth ii'"l!," ''' sun ''','' W. >, m H..
through the outer rooms into the drawing
room
..Nrl,omr home, my dear FInorv he
said .Nay every momru; ,,n ~pcnd in
Darrell Cnurt he full of harpill,~>, -
SIN. thanked him pauliu,. stood hy NOT
looking nj them. After the first careless
Glance ot Lady Darrell. which seemed IL
take in every detail of her costume. and 10
read every thought of her mind. She turned
carclr>~ly away.
Lady Darrell >at down near the tire, while
ST. Oswald. with tender soiicitudr tonE off
| her trayri,ng-cloak his hands trembling with
.ayrrnrss.
You will like Ia rest lor few minutes
before you 20 to your rooms. E.nor." he
said
Then Miss Hastings went up Ia them and
some general conversation about travelling
cnsucd That seemed Ia break the lee. Lady
Darrell related one or two little incidents of
their inurnr,. and then Sir Oswald suggested
that She ,not.I 20 To her apartments, as the
djnuer-hclI world RIM in half an hour. Lady
darrell ,,rn, away and Sir Oswald soon AIT.
.r,y,rI folIoved
Pauline hod turprd 10 one of rh, lar.r
.t,nt, of nny,.,, and WAS hu>ilv engaged in
taking In, dyiu, leaves from a beautiful
miami h.,rin,, ,ror econ, crimson flowers.
..p,uIi,,." said in. rnyrru,~>. my dear
c;.irlr.
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