Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
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.-s.u steele regarded her with an un-
''-s rding. expreasionless stare.
r,,sortn started violently, and leading
" s..,i. aside, said to her; "rhis is worse
4 IIaadilnagined. II Is not brain fever or
~. ,rt.4latiun; it Is insanity
I, ~ ~ woman uttered a sharp cry. "And
,,a 10 euredf
IA ng, say say SO, We will talk II
Ald he called his daughter into an.
nou, for q consultation.
~, viii say all night, said Mrs. Steele
XIV "May ask you to teke your
n-npsighbor Browns 50 that can ar
-. vol room for the young ladyip
~ ~ he replied, "if can DO Of no assist
~ h fclt that be was set aside as a use
1 Az, ard crushed and Indignant he re-
IL effects. 81 viii see her In the
.,i,sr be said to himself; ''and make one
4 spveal for myself for now Orient was
d iii bis friend talking with lin, gontly
[l,.tisntly trying to lead him back to the
a Sore Of heart and utterly miserable,
a lired to his new room spending the
4 rart OF the night in framing excuses
n 1kuniants which might recommend him
IA AT last, completely worried out,
"A sslocp, and, tired naturo asserting her
i WIS late the following morning
n y awo,.e and saw TINT travelling
q stood before thu Steelcs' door, and
4hs friondH was being helped into 1t.
4 Isnied across the iiclds and saw thnt DR..
,s.an hold the reins while Andrew Steele,
4 ,od wits cushions, occupied the back
II Orient was bidding farewell 10 Mrs
AT tie door OF the house. He joined
4 All taking her bag walked with her to
. eat. 1t was only short space, but ID
blB last opportunity, for they were tax
L his friend to their own home, intending
|driye al the way by easy stages.
|NOricnt- Coccornn,n he said des
|uiely, Il 0 words tumbling oyer each other
their eager ulterance. II beg of you not
walk 81 fast, and to listen TO one word.
b have hard great deal lately about the
|Iardonable sin; tell me in mercy has mine
,nthatf
she looked up OF him with eyes thnt were
Il Of hops and happiness, Father IL sure
'lt We will save him. she said; "ho is con-
. PINT that when We get him back to my
BIZ nom with everything arranged just as
lFas during his lrlt visit, his mind viii go
b to that time; his life will start afresh
'sm that point, and all this sad interim be
slnothing.a
1hey were just bohlnd the lilac bush now,
lieh shielded chem from the view OF the oc-
PANTS Of the carriage "Of course am
Z to hear that there Is hope for my friend,H
tay said, "but you cannot expect me TO
.nditieront 10 my own Interests. Is there
space OF repentancci Shall you always
Iisc me, always think Of mo with detesta-
A no. Orient replied, forcing herself
~ OF him for a moment, for, indeed,
thoughts were conferred on her pa
4 DO not imagine for a moment that
W cherish resentment, or remember
has happened very long, for shall
Ply never meet. you again; and what
know OF youi Not even your namel
/ we're only connected with my life by
aistressing experience Of Mr.. Steele's,
ar nothing to mes
! halsey saw the train start he was filled
bitter remorse, He thought he should
" consider himself a murderer II his
p Steele should not recover his reason.
ibr u few days, however, he plucked up
Nc to call ON Mrs. Steele. She received
Kindly, and lifted a little Of the load
bis heart by telling him that her son
blown marked Improvement since no
Fed at Dr. Corcorans.
iou Halsey's return 10 the city he heard
his friends mother from timo TO time,
y last, to his infinite relief, learned that
! had entirely recovered his reason, and
Palth was otherwise much improved.
put year afterward appeared the an
|ement Of the marriage Of Steele and
,orcoran, and shortly after this thoy
lH missionaries 10 the east. No notice
narriage, however was sent to Hal
hwas simply ignored. But he felt
enlistment was far less than BIO do
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