The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24
curIositv about your lamcncsST Cap

curiosity about your lamcncssw Cap
tam NeIlesly ASKED, presently.
No: but nc forbade me 10 COME
uear the lower part OF the wood any
more, because Lord lanGnollne Is cola-
in- nonc," said Nelly, }" s..tlfully. AMI
know it Was very wrong Of me 10
come to-day. but
..,,rl you knrw | should be dreadfully
miserable and disappointed II You 'hd
not. and you are n.ch too tender
hearted 10 mtIict pam on any ohe'
uttered the young man, softly
Nruy bluSued with pleasure Ut the
Thought Of being able to dlsal point or
m;t>, this handS,ltc str iG'r lappy
"l1ut why should You be 80 impllti-
bic against l.algholIne! he went on
"If he never had an nnkind Thought
OF or wish 10 harm amy OF your fam
lis. why should you object 10 sec him ::
"l,ccause | hate hiln, without crcn
knowing him, | suppose IL sort or
instinct would not speak 10 nm fpr
nh the world.
But suppose" said Captain Wei
Il smile playing round his lips anu l-.se
visible under the curve of his .hes'-
nut mnstachr-"s suppose Ii had been
Iau.home instead OF NE tAc otller
day"
Il should have died OF shame" cried
Nplly. inpetuousIy. and il ! had died
OF the pain. too, should not hay"
let him touch ne Thou She glanced
up ut him with Il sudden misgiving.
"Oh no." she whispered. with II rc;,s-
s,lrcd smile: Lord langholme isn't Tie
least bit III the world Ike YOU"
We'll, then. Miss Nelly, w" won't
talk about him amy more, only do try
To Lhnk "A little more kindly OF him,
for LILY sake, won't YOU
II would bc very sweet 10 do any
thing for li.s sake, thought Nelly. aud,
aftrr all, She had no great personal ell
nifty toward her ueighbor.
And SO the young people chatted away
together ANA tHc time sped Oh as
swiftly rs it always does when one
would fain have il lag and lingcr. mow.
ing UP all the bright, glad-hued +
els with quick flashing scythc,
grinding slowly and painfully over the
plowed burrows Of pain anu WEAKNESS.
1T IS halfpaSt seven cried Nelly
starting UP 1T Last, after glance at
the little gold toy hanging lay her side
Il must go AT once. Good bye. she
said, stretching out Iule uuglorel
hand; II don't suppose | shall ever see
you amy more" And The lovely, innt-
cent eyes, Ill amused 10 coneeaIuent
grew quite humid III the Thought. and
the rod mouth qujvered prrceptibly
Don't say that" cried the young
man. with quicl, flush You won't
be So cruel, Miss Nelly: 10 give tus
something 10 look fol ward to only say
yOa'll cCme again tomorrow
dare not, nur@ured Nelly. with
frightened eyes Papa Wuu, never.
forgive me; ana suppose some ono
saw Us and told him. | think Is would
shut ne ~ Al The rest of MS life
Gat ne cannot thinli you are always
going e stay Aith him
1 don't suppose he thinks 1t al about
1t. said Nelly. ,aa of course / shgil
be IA old maid his quite enpalt.
ically
oh, no, YOU WON'T Yon are much
too sweet
hut | never sce anybody, except
papa and SIR John SWayne
no i het asked Captain Wellcs-
". jealousy
N old bachelor with wig anl false
teeth, lnlghei Nelly.
All, then shall not be afraid ~
him But promise me to come again
Tomorrow: 9nd She promised N.s II
i'liiey, Or dll he whisper nnder his
bfFath You darling: Nelly could
not be antte sure, but She went In 10
dinner very happy.