The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-02
COPYRIGHTED. 1893. BY TILLoTsoy x son.

Dir HcnstocIt began 10 believe tnat he
had entered on FOOLS crrand He saw
from the others very Indignant refusal
that he was ignorant i'm the matter. A
few words of explanation he deemed We're
due
J Hugh Bruce. peculiarly sensitive
creature. with a very refined orgauiza-
/ ton has had a dream"
Had what"'
"A drcam-visiOn or warning. and"
you. a sober man. with rational senses.
| can stand there and repeat such bosh to
me !' exclaimed DR. BOYD.
/ 81 feel bound to repeat il. was struck
/ by
Or Boyd laughed.
Come, Henstock,o he said, Pantcring-
| ~, you have stayed boxed up in retire
| inent III II has turned your brain. Your
| housekeeper was always silly, super
suuous person. Why, If gave heed to
an my dreams, where would be my prac-
| ticei Next thing you will be saying you
believe IN ghosts"
mo, 90 not attach any belief to
siosU9. ! no 70 dreams IS WARNINGS, 4ou
h hIaS MIN az - uEIi oIuee IcNeid CiolS'
49, 'i't IN iIO''t .iITlo 10 sollctHlIi7 IN
. .heili We Have noI InS Key 20 uhraNel
VI NY DIue :. Wv Dut IL VII asSureuIy come.
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'n IN l ia w l''uEt'u you wrongly.
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nit have never viewed Won with n,,cb
| love. vour diaromfture has invariabl,
| gratified me but that 7 am cocgnizant -
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a,oC viie injury Oh tone
ahSo4ii2allSlllg IL couiu ROD II Oh giving
| a. r.. I'l1,-...-
L.. ~ ~ ~ ~ dreams anu sIuIi
NJ M w. an vnQSc IaiuaIS 10 the women.
IT. iITSS u 'lell weak enough 70
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saa,.nlI, iT,li"i per liu l'a ne
9C.IooiS lQ ~ 1T; tlenSUQcN Went
800 " nI9 Ho9U' anu III low Joue
'' tlCa,, 100, 81, in. .,.,..-..,.-.
,-,, ~ > ou Ceil me WIN relld oIillS CilaU
ST ~, NM" WHERE your son Is just now
Inc oomDast OF the little man before
nm shohe out consplcuously at the query.
II there was one subject more than anOth-
er mat afforded him satisfaction and
prlue' tnat dreW forth his contemptuous
vanity, II was to be questioned on the do
!
He winked his eve knowingly. put his
hands in his pockets and strutted about.
~ think can prove nv Marks resi-
/ denCe at this iuncture to a T, considering
he is in this house. under this very roof
at this moment Did | not tell YOU that
it was his unexpected arrival that nearly
killed his mother2 She dotes on him to
that extent, and is in weak health. If
you only went through the village like
! OF a,.
cab from the Wilton Arms bringing him.
He-ah, there he is Here Mark, come
and sneak for Yourself
Attracted by voices, Mark Boyd after
a short time devoted to his mother. had
grown inquisitive. He OpeDcd the door
cautiously and looked out. never antici-
pating discovery. He took a survey lust
at the unfortunate moment that his ia
Their, with pride, pointed to the room
that contained him Had there been
possible means of evading the invitation
| he would have awaited himself of it. For
particular reasons Of his own he would
rather have gone twenty miles than met
DR. Henstock face to face that day.
The provcrb says Conscience makes
towards of US all. " A more arrant cow
ard than Mark Boyd never breathed. It
was matter Of wonder that he, engaged
~ thS hclal1ouS Schcme against Nelly
UloC nc WdS' Slloluu nave uafcd 70 VENT
ure INTO her lathers vicinity at all true
ne hau promised her that he would 90.
puU hothlhg would nave been easier than
! Iof MN 10 nave deceived her In that as In
al eiSe sell, however, came IN. He
! wanted 10 see MS mother; moreover he
was aware mat ne would have to put in
an appearance sometime before long at
SIackaoy AS well get 1t over whilst con-
| Eehlent 10 him. Besides he had come
! down Tor money; though he had won he
| could never have too mnch. as his debts
We're large and pressing, and his habits
| expensive.
Had ne seen, moreover, the least chance
| OF encounter1ng DR.. Henstock-the pro
liabilities against which, owing to that
! gentleman's secluslon, were as thousand
To one-he would never have come.
! To meet him, and that m his fathers
! house, thing unheard of. Staggered him.
| Could he guess or know anything2 Had
anyone seen them together-he and
! Nelly Who could have reported the
factf
None could have guessed Mark S guilty
fears as he jamtily staggered towards
l)r HenstocH. He would die hard if ac-
cused
"fioW ado, Doctor, he exclaimed hold
ing out his hand.
Whether tho re was somethins, in the
| man-about-toNyn STYLE that grated on Dr.
Henstock S true and refined ears whether
! il was the almost iIupercentible bravadc