Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

long enough but ! tolu nti sne hheht
ride In your curriage,
Quite right. Dick, quite right.
should have sent cariage purposely for
her had ! known she WIS coming.
Torrance concluded up 10 tie time
when the unknown had been taken
charge Of by Caroline. When be had
done. or rather before he had quite in-
ished, the major broke out: "A lady a
guest under my roof aud not know II.
How is She qnartcred? Where Is she
Caroline, Jane, Matilda, Judy. go and
see If the lady wants anything. See il
she Is quite comfortable. Tell her she
shah have breakfast sent up to her room
Immediately. Find out whst she would
like for her breakfast. Tell her not TO
disturb herself until she feels quite dis
posed. She must be fatlgued,
The majo stormed around thus a little
while longer, but finally he became
calm.
$50 you lost your dog, eh, Dick?
Thnt's good joke on you. The sex be.
witches yon, too, chr he chuckled. III
send Tom for the dogs, But come, let
us break our fast | believe the niggahs
have put something or for US. but If
didn't witch EN-, Dick. they'd starye me
TO death"
A servant wheeled the major to the
table, but before eating he summoned
again with considerable uproar the sew
eral female domesilcs' WIN hail loren
more 10 pa mem 1tsenu 10 tue rel,., ..''
merits OF Wy luuy. ney eulne ~ .h1ms ~.
mingled expressions of terror, of delight,
Of secrecy and apprehension.
'srhe lady is comfortable. sab" they
said Individually, presenting themselves
III SVIt u mum ny "nu ny" ,uss
e.ppeu - NJ 'l ~, ~ ~ H. anu i''"'''
stIAfa TtsFFunH "a - craving fmnnr-
,,.,t i'sEn ,i' nrt sIpyimts1 ron tho
.ait "ti' nnpuucn., nivii"in, s,iju w
van. ! ION hnUW VIVA. III sI'ns ~
~ WIN inein' my ~ ~ 'n ,,.,i
I'chon, p., WIN NJ sI ililI.,
WY s,Truuriiy, us Iage siomn iI.'. ny
pult' iul't ivuh'v Wy ilurNs ~. ~
saN stilnuihg III the nuES uoorWhy iue
ialy' NJ i ieloW-traFeler OF inc hisn' oe
a aote; Snf to1 wpS p,e, '" Ia ne hr WE
ns"ulucu " uV1r tue m"lus ehat Jim IN.
the awkward silence father' eau you
i",sitr ~
nhshed over MN thehT the halor =
'nus1ter' WIDOW RETURNED 10 her nun t.
er mouse. re eiaheeu ~ w ninJur
whose lace WIS W0rkng stfohsl!, WHOSE
Chest was heaNlhg' OUT Whose compressor
hPs made no movement ,
u.,is nther' sne s.i1 ag"ih' advancing "
htIe way INFO tue rVuni; er
The old man rose slowly and painfully,
ami dld what be scarcely could nave phy-
slcnlly done hau ne moi peeii suhJeet 10
lhe Storm OF einotnhul lhluehces Wnlch
swayed him; he walked heavily ana reSo,
lutHy past us daughter VINO sto9u
lnh9ly' with eyes cast down ana handS
loosely cinsl~d IN front OF her, her henl
bent slightly forward as II she expected
bl0WiIsst her through the uoor Whlcn
pc closed behind nm without youGnsai,
my her worn OF glAhce' She proke
down then, aud Torrance, left alone
win her, became thoroughly alarmed.
Madam, IN the name oil heaven, do
not permit yourself TO De so distressed
ne began, stopping over ler. She hnu
thrown herself into u char ana her sobS
We're plulul MADAM listen To me l
beg oil you, ne went on; me major
IL NOT wen, Is ILL., Is not nulseh, " Ut
terly incapable OF such conduct Wheh NOT
afflicted with govt You must see. you
must have seen
lhen Tue anSurdlly ~ "hal ne was
saying became 50 manifest 70 nun that
he turned away 10 niue an lrrepressiple
smile. lie ana not Know what 10 say SO
he walked ihe h2or WIN MS h3nus III ms
pockets. When she Became cam enough
10 nsten' he shlu; Mhuaul' WI ~ !"
the major, WIZ ihtonele, VIII I'M
plore, reason, threaten, compel MN 10
hs,eh 10 you A.. r....,..,, .,,.,,,
tnanh YOU Nir' iortnuSP' SUE sa,u'
t.T-Is - - I,,,,t,.. sst,,t 4,
which made her very lovely ent II
wodid oe useless l KNOW my intner,
ne WIN De Ieal ana uulnp. ~ seems
strange that could even consider sqch
favor she added, lust unge Oh MT
ApesWOod prhs SHOWING uloLnentaFllE
IN her voice ana l9oS nut ! nave SUI
lefsu SO nucn; hhu all 50 ultH VI u,
ahd-and- sue gave way again ana
Wept atresh'
don't care II ne VIII De Gehi ana
blind m going TO himi SAID I3rrancce'
determined " thls evidence OF hvr as
tress. Il will conJure him on the friend
snip he bears me on Tue irlehusnlp ne
hch Tor my iather' VIII cOhJure MN
by everything he holhs sacred on EARN
and IN heaven to near what Yen nave 10
say. You VIII promise me, Mira
"Bo-o-olton,' she solbed IN her hand
kerchief
81 have your assurance then, Mrs. Bol-
ton, that II l act as your ambassador IN
| this affair you will stand by me with
| your moral support no matter what may
| be the outcome Of the negotiations, |
| have never yet had occasion TO treat
with a hostile military power aud ! can't
say that am able To approach the sub
| ject very suitably equipped with diplo-
matte proccdeuts, However
He laughed with rather forced gaiety
| aud she laughed, too, nervously and
| quite helpessly.
No. no. don't promise anything ut
all she sobbed. Don't 90. IN go
| away"