Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

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stniaA- We spoke 70 ench ctkex tAsoQgA
the inserpretes. She wanted n,oasy loe
the booh and evidsatiy haa spuss sdsA u
its vslpe.
Tel hsr thss IL sls unveih III buy.'
boldly sd H hesitassd. thsn tod ~
what hsA said IsAv ~ tssmbas Tor
. moment: thea she thrsw saa1s hw vel
] stood sfsilboand. hcs faoe was ~ strik-
ingly Handsome. tinecd with The healthy
huss II youth end sparkling with vivsc-
isy. 6hs ssw tbs a<insraSaon In any eyes.
aud like exprsssoa flied hcs own
There vas tender, yearning hook back
u them which gave me b. un1esstAnd
that she bad conceived violent affection
fos me. AZ loast that wss the oonssrsc-
sion which I placed upon h. ] felt my
pulne throb. Whittier would u all loAds
Suddenly there Was noise In tho cor
rider outxde. She swiftly replaced the
veil. and . low exclamation Of alarm
broke from hw hps. She closed her hands
tightly 70 keep them from trembling.
"'0c!' sxid the Abyssinian slave. pal
lor In his dusky fsce.
Ike pointed 70 the hesvy hanx1nu BE-
yond. J parted them, tasssd through
several dim. nagnincensiy Furnished
rooms and found my WY at Let into .
secluded corner. was foolish enough
to continue to run. and thereby attracted
the attention Of some sttendauts, who,
SEEING WAS . foreiSDsr, started IN pnr.
suit OF me. ! lespcd the wall, alluded
them IN the Wild shruboefy outside and
reached the bank Of the rivs.
II found thsre small csAque or barge.
which showed ont into tho cusrent and
then Ind myself behind the boathouse.
Two fierce looking TusAs suddenly APP
pearcd. They thought that ] was u the
boat under the canopy. too exhsasfed to
uss the cara They plunged into the wa
ter and swan toward tho caique. That
was just what thought they would do
crept back into the shrubbeFy and safe
ly reached my quarters IN the heart OF the
city. Whether an irste father or 5cal.
Gus husband had unexpectedly returned
never knew. ! was sure. though. that
both OF our hives would have been forfeit
ed. Ill never forget that fascinating face
and the alarm which urged me away"
the occurrcnceys askcd.
.None that ever satisfied me, i. replied
INV friend. .sTime and again have I
been astonished st INV foolharaYness.
though impetuous youth never counts
the risks. The powerful Abyssinian slave
could have killed me 1t any time. The
woman NAV have meant me wcll-may
have heen ready to die under \ suddenly
conceived uassion for me--or she NAV
have been cruelty lending me on TO Do
styuction perhapa she wanted 10 sell
me the Hafix. and that wns all. The
footsteps In the corridor NAV have been
INV salyatiou."
Lyon meyer .aw her afterwsrdYs I
.sted
enc Iwa. afraid to look for her I
was afraid Of her and OF mvssk. Iwaa
cured OF INV folly and left for SMYRNA
the pext dav.r
"And the H.6xs-
II had II in NV hand when ran away.
That il II. II IL worth a 600 10 an anti.
ouariau. would not take 40. 900 for
it.r-New York Mercury.
rsw.sheps Fss ne Pees.
There viii soon be o Strong rival TO IN
Tho professional ''uncles" IN this city.
The Peoples Bank association, . newly
formed organization Tor rsscuing the
poor from the clutches a grosping pawn
brokers, promises 10 open st least one
pawnshop In New York within . few
months