The morning call., 1892-02-10
THOSE EYES!

from excessive fatigue during the last nOuT
Of her yigll-she was torn anted with
fancy that some one was watching her
SIC beard. or thought she heard, all
kinds of strange sounds. as u steaithy foot
stems cregt across the floor; she could even
hear the said footsteps fall upon the .denti-
cal board that often creaked beneath her
own. aud SO startling was the conviction
that her work dropped IN her lap, and she
Ii. ked fesrfuliy around, expecting TO see a
burglar emerge from some dark corner.
But there was not one large enough to
conceal a fuIi-grown villain; and when in
ft If desperation, size drew aside her cur
taius to ascertain what gUues0me creature
was hitting behind them, the daylight
poured into the room and banished ali her
trrruTs.
AT the fears that bad then oppressed her.
and having carefully put the dress out Of
sight, she went 10 breakfast In her usual
spirits.
That her ewes were heavy she could not
conceal; and both IyoT and his mother
looked anxious till Toes gay laughter and
excellent appetite relieved their uneasl-
ness
II revived again when. In course Of the
dav. she was found Curled up Ike q kitten
on one IF the touches, aud sleeping as
Drof rr7fv
Feyers6 Mrs. Lenuox pronounced her
when she saw ICES flushed cheek, and her
son agreed with her that II was quite rs
y,alf f-s+ me delicate sensitive v0uH- crea-
ture. whom they watched over all the more
lovingly because she was mOtherless, would
49, f. -,,r..eaf ~ tla f4+,rua and excite
r,anr If !. ..3v T.-7ghrrsi'S dance.
he herself. rested sud refreshed by that
sI+en Ior7ed I'm tie coming Of night that
So ,5,i.rl.t TroeaaF with her task
Retire commencing ii. however. she
lo-lgd Tn.lp. the hai b4b.UI The garments
to,,-i--, 81, han v.ar3,oha and ip r14 T5nt
oi-sT+ f1,s- ra,f .sr hunks. and havi0y sat-
isti.3 herself ,lrsr.rr one could puS~i6Iy ba
crre.-'.5 n +la nom yva,t r2yiy m work
RI5tnf7nf sounded On the I'D r'0oy i'm the
hall. 60. ana ID the Ir.usa had retired
- $50 a,5 FIR many IorT h0rrs +Ia
f-.,5.s 49, si's..- as II death ~a-y0.i I'm II
i,[.+ssf ~ s...-..far
~, ,.-..ar-.[- rar t7rr-rs revived for
ara.- fIis1 +a..If.l.s f,5tsteos came nearer
80 ,...-s- ,.,C.si-, +.s r-aal-inr bra~{
,.~,,.irT 81 rl.se +o Zaa,s chair mat She
e's+ - eeare5 Glance over her sEould.r
almost axree-inftg find some one Standing
5.i...5 ~ 49,
.,I5... y a.. TIA Farsslf v7,oronsrv "t
f, b, 80. tl,.,- d 5,,..t-- d., 81, md IN
tT..ss D. d 1.-l,Sa. 3,
Al ttsr he sbsorba5 harsa,f IN the in
-. tr rl,ss.i,- ~ Inv, Ia-+s ,a~sl,s Gil
ers. ana 7 ~. r5fs f-y'r,s1 II,.nnfnv ina foI5s
II +Is 5-.5a-tas IN t,,o a. ire. iseara,t
w4vs and Jerl.lfnr which w1uli he mos
etra.+i,s - e-rt7i,a4 n ha In 6,Is,- lar
he sr nv, XII Ann ~ thfnE Of an7bf
Rr- ,,-flr. sh. ssf ,7rv-r AGAIN - ~r1 To-
ga-far sInTrz-' fr.4ifIs n s7i. 1r.1v +aa Gc-
easi6raI rl.rl of Ter rhlmbls a-9iasf her
...5r, 4:.,--t1-., a., 80 =, -
Esf -, g--, NE ,.,o L-aarr 80 aI5
Ial ,.---.s ,'-i1l-sraI ~ the sfigTta-f scunf
gsfG-a ls7T'sra had d.so5v5rsf -Htt+la
rr,rr.rzzsa5 --r=ses y-srs real anor-h ann
Z, r...t.sr ,--ss5 r,, rets ~ M -. ~ 80
d5,-f-..r.- 9r.ifI,.a On hat side If the 7n1r--
mani ~. v,...i..l lar -ae.- l,I,3 h.a7 tu-a53
>ra faced II now and f.rr8 herself visa
Wis vF-r an oIl-fasfi1u-J IsIf-I4ugtb cIl
r5fo+l-- If an arnasfrags NJ Ms emmy
rrsasa far had h-e1 a.-o,vai m ra-
mai, where in sope bv-0na -4ne-tfion low
ir~ hands had Iurg {. i.s- Ill. W a errf-
.r-[sr, eatvad o'f fable TsaI Ev Zoe - a
stand fIr her desk. w.rk-B.y and yarf0us
odds and eDds accumulated since leaving
school
Drl4e by time. and never beautiful
errn-h +. be ATTRACTIVE. this picture had not
wen much attention from Zoe till now that
m widest If al. 6eI farcJrs suddenly t5ok
possession nj her.
The portrait was looking al Eer-r1si-
tivrIv gazing n b7r where Size sail
Size raI+ rose frrn, her chair - asoana #
bv fi,.f, then 5e+ .loTvn arain. ashamed If
smell eHflIis6 f.Iv. and forced herself n
LOOK At he n;c.1ra b8IJiy. steadily,
u mas l,nf a niece If r-ainrr5 canvas altar
all and giving 6erse + a little shake she
frias n resl-r,a bnr [oerDa+i1n
However. She could not resist casting fur-
tive q.arCes in HAT ffrortton ami ere lone
she "a a. seized with a CONVECTION thar ina
nictrr4 was b-a7thin1
Ave- and the avps ware living onas far
they followed her movements As she to+tarei
m 6ar feat-+bav were I.v-1 evas f-r fba
light az her l5mp sIoge mon fb4m ami
cleaned in them. as She retreated EnGcl-5n-
over the chair from which she had risen
Tie portrait Itself began 10 m-vs r. he
svaved in its frame. and Zee stoned II sae
no more. Uttering wild cries fir bplD. She
rushed TO the d9cr-Witb great difHcnIrv
succeeded in opening it-and few along the
corridor to drop, FAINT and spent into the
arms Of Ivor Lennox.
Size remembered nofbfng mora pnt1 sba
heard A notwithstanding.
''Sae i. better. mother. Saal the co1ar is
coming back to her !ips. NV poor I0vet