The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-02
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Feeing happier 10 his mind now that
ne ma arranged his private anairs 20
satisfactorily. ne started with Sir Mark
oDout eleven to 60 through his last
days shooting at the Hall.
Having ascertained rom the keeper
accompanying them the nearest way to
the desired rendezvous, they walked ON
smartly Tor about quarter OF mile,
When Sir Marx suddenly discovered
that be was without fusees or anything
else wherewith to light his pipe. This
was indeed q serious consideration, es-
pecially rs Craven confessed himself
IN the same plight, and the keeper had
evidently been depending upon the 9TH
er two both for light and tobacco.
II will run back" std Craven: Tell
take you in less than no time, or else
will 20 over the lower field and pick
you up further on"
Just step into the library by the
4ASASA WAAAAOWs uhCStSu &AAa
you will find some on the table which
l left there last night, In little silver
affafr."
Thus instructed Blackwood betook
himself back once more to the Hail,
where, entering the library by the
French window; he came suddenly upon
LadyVVarrenne. seated reading in a
large arm-chalr. It was this first time
they had been alone since that last
eventful day when he had hidden her
farewell. 10 that. now. finding himself
in her presence In this totally mex.
pected manner. his courage and cool
ness ileserted him to some cxtcnt
II beg yonr nnrdon. Lady Warrennc. -
ho hepnn' nans,no ! moment before on.
terinsMhe Ind nevar called her ..f,,tan
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VIII, Inconqueraple desire possessed
Aatnerlne TO be friends with him at all
ha a@,
biackwood. forgive me-" she whis-
pered, gently, laying her hand upon his
arm. IL he does" she thought, her
heart beating rapidly-"if he puts me
now ut peace with my own conscience
Il will tell Mark every thing this
evening, and perhaps some day shall
be happy" Meanwhile. Craven had
taken the little fingers that lay like a
snowflake on the coarse cloth Of his
shooting JACKET and spread them out
silently on his own palm, but not a
shadow Of forgiveness crossed his face.
"Look here" he said. $50 long ns I
can remember TINT this hand belong,
to another man. let him he who he
may, dead or alive. no long I viii MT