The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27
HER ULTIMATUM.

domain and noble mansion, he wanted but
vffa IN csmprpta his felieItv
Fra YEAR he paid his addresses to the
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men became -el "aIff ''lGS - oo-'" -
.hen seemed 20 llm Impossible luaI ne
could eyiure the happiness he felt by show
mo- +71 much haprines- and devotion.
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thousand NlAes more engaging lu u'' yes
and il cost him nothing to give way TO
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three or four pages OF pdutEf re- CluN~er
with notes OF admiration, when the ca
bachelor pprusei. as lie said. with terror
Durine tra second month Sir Charles be-
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them, after which Tine they had no, d peace
"o.e nloA51-, Ire 80. ti. ,,-,.l-,oss Ella
Ashamed al l3>l Oh MS Ne'AugSs, s ne
you"E "1s'.lt 800 "a ~ - ~. me "a 10
pitleA.' TO lA@le1t ""3'' toI 4eoo' GINS "''
auln.rlly' :,t
Ihey were invited 90 ta.i a. III o'I-
ing country seal WhrIe they "9u'l nave
met certain Young widow Lazy oa97ul-
ton, OF whom Lady NavaSoUI- ID 'IAs u.
the KIND GIN rs 81 her I'D 'lAtI hau .aEe1 ''
INTO her head 10 be cautiously Jealous.
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babe her 1uS9 ma 10 60 zoe Dol nV $1,000
hFHl, ana lo'd -eI IT, ,u.u ue al '(1 "a
MAJ hed sitHtec1 IL tuv5 "et5 49, w.
refuse lhe i4 F'.'..oL' l-'4t s..9 ,'' y 3, Uo d
she pleased ult lal ne sAlu.d u-'st GER
lalnlv accept Il, even II he Went alone
Lazy beaotaahp al once saiI Una. ~. -7 y" rs
tyTdnL, "-o wanted 10 murder uVi poor
enid, u Whlcl OF OIltIie ItSp9u4lL Joy
telling 4er PLAINLY not 10 interfere oet"IA'
husband ana we. .
lie nlEat came. pr lAarIes lt.l i.'le
uneasy al MS VIE sl'rAce, 4uI ti"SAeI ~
courage ami resolved 20 60 lAI .uSh win IT,
As the cIoeh struck ne rose 10 depart ule :
Whlch A7t.lla rushed -e me WtH45" W, tn -Ie'N
70 wide open, ana. WIN teTIlo.e caimhess
10 Der eye. told him that II he stirred step
she wau tAIu" aeTseI out.
Before he could approach - before De
could prevent arI-She haQ pIec.p!la,eI
HerseI from II. by a pEoFlle4lA- c"ahcF,
however, there happened % De- wagon
loaded NitH nay STAINING just ut-talll' anu
she ieli on II Hltl0ut hurting herself 10 Tie
least
Lady Beaucdamp Immediately took her
daughter 90 tie malof-Aousa, leaving SiT
Charles I0 tue elegant lodge WaeTe Jley Aad
spent The honeymoon.
Aud so matters Aal renamed LOT moniA,
SIT Charles lingering a. tie lodge, without
being abe to catch sight Of his wife; until
al Lass. driven 10 despair, The fond Young
husband had written r letter, lmpi0rug
forgiveness, the delivery or which he en-
trusted Cd Ms, Grace PEABODY, tue Vile OF
2 farmer whose dwelling aOutted on the
park gates.
But ths messenger returned In do!oTOus
mood, with no answer from Matilda; her
mother was viii her, ana she took the note