Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-05-27
II am SO napPy!
CHAPTER XIII.

invention. and was there met by Tom with
the news Of Franks arrival He started
of to the youths old quarters, little
vexed that he had not been informed in
advance by letter. and. above al. that
he had not gone On to Richmond imme-
diateIy upon reaching London. This Vex-
atior he al once expressed to his brother,
who alleged as his excuse his great ia
tigue, and also a certain pleasure he b: d
in again occupying 5Leir old room.
ef -,-darstand I'll that" interrupted
Florence; but then, Won are now gong
home with me. Won't Sylvia /. sur
prised? We so often talk ii you, and re-
oIet that you are so far away."
And the good fellow overwhelmed with
Joy, became silent. and looked with adj
miriug eyes at the wen grown. broad
shouldered man, who had left him a mere
stripping. While Florence was thus occu-
pied. Frank in his turn. examined the
gentle. serious and contenplative face Of
his brother.
mo it is impossible" he said to him
self He IS the so"I Of honor. as he al
ways vas
Then remembering all the unworthy
suspicious If the people about him. his
anger concentrated upon that vain woman
who deceived ncr husband 80 grossly that
she gave the world the right to look upon
him as her acco.ap.i"a. What Il terrible
explanation he should have with her
How steImly he would speak to her. no
D.1 ~ li'l-l az ~ i'lsl11"
lie thought Of all this ~ they went
their way that lovely Su1dav morning.
The train was crowded. William sat OPP
posite him, and talked without stopping.
He spoke Of the mauufeofo1v. AMI II Tie
fortunes they were making; &l3 E@~.
Wien his invention was perfect Il, the"
r,l.y&t9 should be Guallu,5cd
But" said Frank unoasiiy. care ycu
oui+e s.iyc Of the src1ees Of Eour i&vcn-
+icr. -
..Surnt OF co,7,sa ar7 eu,c, viii
e5oyy Won al INV 1,rcsrr. and mi rverl-,
rndr7. r,,,, own, .,,,,-. lo- Irarl,;a. vi" Ic
1nor,,,, In tbroa months .,.aU have nj,-
tai7ad nv ,,g+art a,I NV invention win
1,a ~ ,,oI!lr Won, iii e.c. nav Low. low
The none viii nom. IN. and how iap,U
eb,1J Inc f. have il in rn,, no,yar 10 Intlav
~ 1'' ,n,, - e,|onJ Ii+tic Il thn 1,in6nrSy
iarishai on me nv his nucle!o
Then he began 10 talk OF ms domestic
haupipe4s. SYLVIA WAS the hest Of wives.
TbaI. had . l,a,,,,,, nome. and had a3thryoI
a s.rnaH bat cheerful ciir." about them.-
His wife eano. Ike n nightingale. thanks
to her teacher. Madame lola, a charming
little Frcncbwor.an. In fact. he had Iut
one ANNOYANCE. one vcxation, in the world
and that was an inexplicable coulnc2a hat
had arisen between himself and old Job
Frank. parhans. would assist him in c}c:.I.-
iag mn the mystery.
.-Celtainly | VIII answered Frank.
+nrouyh his c!0se-shut teeth Tor he srr.;.,
hot with race that anyone should venture
to SUSPECT DISGRACE under such cLilQ-like
f,auknrss.
As they drew near RirlnnUul. frank
perceived small house built like ~ -
,tHra castle. all tullcta anI towers. zine
cl"a1 crystal lanes Of the windows were
shaded 6y rose-coorcd curtains; and Oh
the green lawn gliotcuad d huge metal
bal rejecting the landscape round. Tie
river ran very ne:tl. and Il flock Of pleas
ure boats lay at the little wharf. From
her windows Sylvia could see the crowds
OF holiday-,nakcrs uthc park. The grass
was worn aGd yellow under their feet. and
the whole aspect of the spot was vulgar.
Sylvia, a cockney in all her ideas, WAS
delighted With it, for she had always
heard Richmond spoken OF as the most
desirable of all surbu1ban places n which
10 reside, IOf the IdtP lfdIll> MAGE II !"~~
sible to go to town every evening and re-
turn after the theater, Little ChlpP'
had heard this from childhood. ana sylvia
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rho tlI Io4 w. ~S''' io+ th,,ao1,.os. :; %
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