Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
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80 wueu tutl oiio"
A'os NV ike each other. 49,
that 'I ma that Mrs. Meredith,
e'n c.SipS OF his attachment for
Ing no' I Jason why he should not
saw ~ bouse-boat, and that cir
. 70 JUG ana compelled Mary 10
@nv'', ,citstion. His laundering
ilo '1rd not let him concoet a
~ W for declining it, and Mrs.
0-----l- his answer amiss, while
u "or saw what she thought for
liie ~ Mary read his note over
mem went for q solitary walk
az Sand. Rob saw her from the
.I' .ssre he had been proving
y, tonrs in hope Of catching a last
iol her. Her face was shaded
's 80 hip straw hat, and no baby
y III. as the Thames sports, ever
,gr the river more prettily
-y,-.oDed along the island path,
r6irs frOCk caught IN a dllap-
go and she had TO stop TO
P1b's heart stopped beating
10 ,s0r inst then. She way Mary
'-l herself was another reVela-
N ~ y remembered having thought
LI,s9I that she seldom knew what
.fs month il was, and having
w IN ecstasy while she searched
Lei of her dress. The day
v,s Meredith had not been able
lay rocket, and Rob had thought
IN nj ladies' not 70 wear their
4. where they could be easily got
didn't know it, but Mary saw him.
,,5 but 20 becSOn, and In three
!. bs would have been across the
Srs gave no sign, however, but
.ssmt.y on the ramShackle seat
-,,.srt anglers have used until the
fishes must think seat and
rsrt OF the same vegetable.
q Mary would not for worlds have
NOW that she saw him, she did
-8 his standing afar of and look
Ter Once sitter that Rob started
.-urly for Moiesey, buJ realizing
bs was about by the time he
d Sur5t0n, be got out Of the train
and returned 20 London.
rsssy feeling possessed Dick that
knew of the misunderstanding
ksytR00 away, and possibly even
br,hcr's share in fostering it. If
y was 700 proud to end it. He
ftst.f be mentioned Rob 20 her
NOT answer a word. Nell's YER
sr.meuts in the same direction
1tb q similar fate, and every one
lad when the colonel reappeared
ss command.
Abuger was only IN London for
DAYS being on his way TO Glen
r.,y the tenant OF which was al
ts.szraphiug him glorious figures
,5e grouse. Mary was going, too,
he Msrediths were shortly 70 re-
|0 Slchester.
s-a is a Thrums man on this
" Dick said 70 his father one after
liz Fr56isher's Inn, "a particular
Iloim.ne, though / have treated
ylailousiy."
," said the colonel, who had just
cD from the house-bOat, "then you
] lavs him in, and make your dir
aug. Perhaps he could give me
.10rmati0n about Che shooting.
|9s5y," Dick said: "but we have
ference TO make up, because he
nee as honest as himself. You
ret him believe. "
'Tba did you say his name WASP"
Is name is Angus.
aa'trscall any Angus"
4. b. you never knew him so well as
ana I do"
|hry:' asked the colonel, looking
.lG.y.
s said Dick. "Do you remember
Z from a Siichester paper who was
castle last Christmas"
lltm cried the colonel, can un-
el, p0aching fellow who
|Gual, " said Dick; san excellent
nan who is 20 make his mark
lrj, as I have said, my very
l3r friend.
pa, fellow turned up again,
-.1 the colonel.
have something more 10 tell you Of
continued Dick, rem0rselessly.
l7s reason 70 believe, as we say on
press when hard up for copy, that
love with Mary"
colonel sprang from his seat.
a.n" said Dick.
lu calm. cried the colonel, not
gal0tber WORD, so fearful wGs he
ltD.ck might tell him next.
lnw0u'l not perhaps so much
r' Dick said, coming to rest at
lack % a chair, elf 10 were not that
seems TO have an equal regard for
A5.ngars hands clutched the
Of the table, and it was not a look
Ne be east az Dick.
iA.s be true" he exclaimed, his
breaking ia agitation, Il shall
forgive you, Richard, never. But
1toeiIeye IT,"
z felt sorry for his father.
IS iact that has to be faced" he
more gently.
lh Why, why, the man Is 3 pau
D''a BIT OF H." said Dick. she
e oa the regular staff Of the Wire
Gay now"
you asre 20 look me In the face and
you have encouraged this, this"
.'el the colonel, choking in q rush
l4e.
.'s The contrary" Dick said; 81
..le more than I had a right to
y-I an end 90 It."
,-el 10 is ended?"
can't say"
s-1'l be ended, shouted the col
.4A'ag the table groan under
I'm manner, Dick said, ''you are
sue for the whole affair. Do
-oloer when you were at Glen
~ Two or three years ago asking
~. called R0rrison, father OF
M, ~ .le war correspondent, TO use
~. yless influence on behalf Of a
lan? Well, Augusis that man.