Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

made, upon Orient, ss TO- !. s..|
which wnleh he was to psss ',s y Y IN II
meeting solely viii ~, -. ~ a, n
a ne h ses at 4 som, I'M s'';ss =
az ana 40 his Philosophy !, y o''zts
, daainud,s BY ths Rev. ~ e. s.sali|
, mshtary to her intellect IN y. .
turoed to notice, Oh 81, ~ W.
pulpit, that orien. =, Sag Bis N
q. eldest Miss rcarce o. ce., ~ lAila 4
tne organ. An thro,,sa.- I; llAs r.
ms his eyes yes. fixed upon iSs he s sas sns
k knew, too, from tho stso y el !.
ms ms hearers confronted NJ Sas 4. saie Vi
did not care tennv IN ~ ilai u
n; lon OF India Only Nj, 3 y
IN the least interested. ~ y, I. t's.'ss j
- ar ! Isaac lsaacs,, and had $50 { * q
a. u philosopher at stair n, ~ n
ing was called immsiia,.l,i !. I.
and Halsey, leaving Il I y 4 Z. At
to his eligibility, hurts, ~, ~ eeis.,|
age age he wns informed ~ "a ,A' : y
Miss Corcoran had M Z 'assr|
sion. usA with sid5e :,
u understood TINT 81. =.
ternoon train "a' 81. d
The servant believe, A.. !,
do GO, but had changed ~ ~ a, \
next asked after the doctor S'sa
MS niece over to the station 10, ~. y.
returnedi he would come ,,'; ~, @a y 4
gentleman gentle waltz Halssy $500, NV
would do so and was sho,e 800 4.
study. A volume Of sor1,,e.a. AZ Y. 4 Z
beecher lay upon the az Ky Y ~ = !
one which he had abridse S' ;.
meeting talk. The docto, \. "a
looked it up from a haun, g Y
It's resemblance to Beecber,. Y. x
tlreiy accidental. Orient. ~
ing was explained sho had M;
was enough. She did not I, \
again. He rose quickly and IA.
caring to face the doctor =, 4
across tho fields to tho ~ ~
was deserted, for the discIs,', v.
N1s very warm aud Tho M ~
over. He eat down and "a, !. 7.
Stoned lette- to Orient, matln. I.
OF everything aud begTiss
he sealed it he noticed lat 4
were dispensing, and the an. All
suffered the room.
I'm powerful sorry. bs 81, Il.
was a good deal Of feeIin,. so1 Il II
give you a call was lost. Yos I, 4.
mon yesterday eyenin' WAY "
quite orthodox
Halsoy wrote the doctor :, !.
Tor the sako OF bis friends oo,3 -. n
did not feel obliged to coaies /, 4 i
who conveyed him to tho ,,sll. n
profuse in his regret over thsrs \
church AT the station he m,lli
70 Orient, and returned to his 49, \
whom he found in q much mn v
state The fever had ben brois \
was very weak. "You must M N
his mind in a cheerful, calm q
the local doctor sald 10
before he went up to his room.
drew Steele inquired about Nd 4,
perience at Rainoth Gilead, Hals,y
that he had explained Che STATE q
the pastor and had simply naa ! IA
mons; that Of course under ihsclrs
there could be no call to the ~
did he SEQ how his interests cocltf3
very much even though DR.. Qnru n
understand that his health wasnArll
able a state as he could wish K
II made tho best Or ese5...,
sey assured his friend; u suiI "
longer waiting, and they VII !, II
enough to do that
THANK you,n Andrew sssk nam
and closing his ey~ b. siyi a paoetu
child, When he supss III mother
him a letter. ''Yep look q u yoa wr
10 read IT, she ssh, Ntid I snpecti
your friends, this CormanAh
1t was from Orient; the young ma
nized the graceful scrip, II ONO, u 4
had only received one ltil1t fnn
opened it with trembling agsrnaz
did it meant She had alwpys ina;
the sole OF honor. She had lpytdlr
goodness and unworldlnea; VI
to give up her ideal Of him tsi
thing WIS changed. No siFA
either side was Necessary, b. =
stand, and she could not iorpn III
believe me, rshe wrote, '1sr Z
happiness Is graater than aaylas
To have cherished an idealrit
and allowing to cluster abouiAt
hottest and teiderest in my ",
silgut thing. The discover y
utterly mistaken has giyen ~
which / shall mover rvcoscr
a dream and the awakening
l only hope TINT ! shall ns'''
again as cscixyihs the sasF. 4
at least and against love Jcs
the unpaldonaele SIM
Andrew Stcole lay daned =
too weak a c,aditinn for hs "
friends rendint,s at RainAi ~
letter 1t was rs If he bad isa- 1
blow upon the hcad. HsA
time. but when H.lsey an'
from his bed and VS. lu'. \.
M imaginary congress-, Y ~ I !, \
hath never forJiycuss w
to his bed md cnr y. 4
down. Then be not~ N. ( !
and concealed il y \, n 81 |
mailod from a way ~, 49,.
written on The trals r y ''' (, .,
Orient had received y W. 4 4
Why had he delaya aan's \ Z, Y
with heri All regra ~ ~ /
laid his hand on his me-. Y n
no fe1sr, and his hcpsi Y ~
iellrEss and lncoliica 3
seriously alarmed b ~ !
,on's condition, which ha' i
s very encouraging sts1 \. - 4
allied ~ think We hAa D d
1orcornn.p she said fi n ar|
,,sn uSl An Andrswsel end p ID
ore" nd, q ~
waited the doctor's c0nll, u n n|
'tatiop. The train paas W. ~. Z 4
'he gray whishsrs b. ~ ~ ! ~ y
, ,ora nm ssnd-orient bad 81 :, "
topped up quickly, 2 3 -. ss,.s q
.ni,o ~, ' Orient fOrs,talIsi g ls]
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