The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-01-28

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strokes forward on the outside edge
and sharp outside curve back ward
the prcttiest figure there Is think.
but IL has TO DO done like clockwork
BY two people who move as II they
were tied together Mr.. Grey did 1,
simply 10 perfection. SO for two days
We skatel together till nearly
dropped from fatigue and his wifs
was frantic with Jealousy. when. lnck.
lily there came u thaw which saved
me from an illness from ever exertion
and n serious row with Mrs. Grey
The next day was Sunday and |
volunteered 10 sing Angels Ever
Bright and Fair US an anthem in
church II the curate would accom-
pany mo on the organ. aud sang It.
/ and the congregation were delighted.
but got n long lecture from my host
esq poor old Lady Carer because
she saic was trying 10 turn her pct
curate's head and that behaved nj.
together IN an unbecoming manner
! AFTER this my high spirits disap.
peared in u moment for had not an
| idea that my thougntless conduct had
given any cause for notice or censure.
felt very crestfallen all the after.
noon. and must say that without
me TO keep them going tho other
guests entirely collapsed. In tho
evening 1t was suggested that we
should try mesmerism as mild Sun
day diversion. and Mr.. Annesley was
asked II he would mesmerile me.
made no objection and he said we
must go into another room where we
should be alone as he could not mes.
merize people II there wa, anything
to distract his or their attention.
This was not at all what was in,
tended. but Reggie was firm and |
was glad OF an excuse to get away
from the others who all seemed to
be suffering indirectly from the lee
ture ! had received.
when we we're alone. your bro.
ther asked IL | would mind being
mesmeri led by him. replied thai
did not believe that could be mes.
merized. But he was certain that |
should make a good subject and
asked II l would give him full perm;s.
sion to do what he liked and put any
question he wished il he succeeded in
sending me to sleep. / gave him
carte blanche to ask anything he
liked. but he must not touch me- SO
he began to make his passes over me.
and though felt nothing | deter
mined 10 pretend to DO mesmerized
just TO see what he would say. After
waving his arms over me long time.
he laid his fingers on my eyeballs
and. as did not finch. he thought [
was in q me ,meric franco. and bond
ing down. said in u voice earnest with
emotion: Helen tell me whom YOU
love; tell me whom you love best in
the world'
Il did not STIR but consid cred
what answer should make Then
he said again bending low. till /
could ieel his breath warm against
my cheek: Helen, l command you
to tell me whom you love best upon
EARTH
Then it suddenly came into my
head TO name the hero of. book
was reading and not knowing or
troubling whether be also knew the
book said. in low voice. scarcely
above whisper '2onie,i synsworthr
ROME Aynsworlh"t exclaimed
Mary Dalton interruptir&.
Yea have you read Hx"
NO; have oaly seen the book;
please go on"
1T is n most charming poem and
the description OF the hero With his
b 6 black eyes and clean. shaved face.
might have been taken from your
brother. The names also were very
similar ROME Aynsworth aad Reggie
Annesley. And do you remember
how at the risk OF his own life your
brother once saved a girl from drown
ing? Well there is Il beautifully told
incident in the book about ROME
Aynsworth having saved lovely
maiden from u watery grave. saying
how his lady love looked on with
cold and disappearing eye because he
bore the girl in his arms close to his
heart till--lilke a spaniel that has
plunged in the wafer. for wounded
duck and comes back dripping and
lays it at his masters feet looking up
to him for an approving word he
came toward his mistress AID knelt
down before her. as IL TO show her
that his &c: OF heroism was done to
make him more worthy OF her love;
and she. leaning forward with her
hands c.aspel behind that she might
MOI coma in contact with his wet gar.
ment,. pressed her lips to his cold
forehead IN token OF approval.
When | said the name ROME
Aynsworth. your brother repeated 1t
after me jus. as you did. and / said
the name again in faint whisper
Then he said. are you engaged to
him." and | answered. not yet
Would you marry himT he contin-
ucd. and as whispered yet more
family the word yes the rest OF the
party. burst into the room. and I
rubbed my eyes and pretended 10
wake up.
When | 10 oked round for your
brother he was gone Before | was
up the next morning he had left tho