The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-08
IH,rTEE Xxx Continued.


him to a tree and signihed to Jaques
that he was ready to listen to him. 1t
seemed dounly hard Just nOw-he was
going to meet his fate: to lay aIl-his
love, his pride his povcrtv-at the feet
of his fair lady; and the hope that he
had won her love made all sacrifice seem
as nothing to him
What could JaqueS have to say to him?
His rugged face was as pale as ashes
aud his eyes were troubled.
We cannos talk here, sir" he said
rather hoarsely. ''Woud you mind com
ing few steps with me into the shrub
berry,"
Il do not mind standing, Mr.. DANNY,
and we can speak just as well here. |
am rather in haste"
II will not keep y9u-that is"
"Gou will forgive me, if ! ask you not
to detain me long If you could call on
me at the GRANGE, Cor instance should
be able to attend to you better"
NO, | must speak to you now sir.
Very we'll" said Sir Edward, impa-
tientiv; Il am all attention"
For what object have yOu overcome
your horror of entering your own hom"?'
"You presume, Mr. DANNY: that is d
Il have a right" cried jacques; "and
if y0u will have patcuC" with me, ] will
show you that have a right.
Sir Edward leaned against the great
oak tree, and looked at Jaques in in
creased establishment.
II decline to answer your question, Mr..
Danhy," he said.
jacques raised his ewes and again looked
at him with that earnest look that had
mad" Edward Norton feel that he was
endcavoriug to read him through and
through; hen he said abruptly
Il cannot talk here, Sir Edward; we
are in full view OF the windows: for
Heavens sake do what ] Ceg of YOU
follow met"
Edwin Norton'S curiosity was aroused,
and, tightening the bride on the branch
of the tree, he followed JaqucS. who
StroGc on before him into the wood.
Dandy thrust aside the boughs, and as
he did so the remaining dead leaves
ruStIcd to the ground. and he pushed his
way into a small open space whore two
paths crossed, and there was Il seat: il
was we'll shut in from sight. He threw
himself on the seat, and STOPPING for
ward covered his eyes with one hand. the
elbow resting on his Knee, and began to
speak at once.
Sir Edward, he said, Il take you for
a man of honor"
lie did not sec the half-mocking bow
r. 80.
Il wish to save YOU from either com
hitting an action that you Will always
regret. or one that you cannot do with
out forfeiting that honor"
"You speak in riddles. Mr.. Dandy"
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whether il has mower 10 break tbrouph
the tradition, Of your haurbty race
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vour canal"
mir DANDY"
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