Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-23


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ing the viola in that room low sad
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celestial music. it was so patheticallv beau.
tiful INsteue,l in awe nor kpoy;ng TINT
Taras MAYED and ,b,. sound rose Ike :, CIV.
of despair. filing nv heart with such woe
that / could bear i, no longer and turned
awas.
| found lodging that niyht at tho
"Wheatsbeaf Early in tho norpinc, I
left the inn to return to London.
Its q little better than two miles to the
station" said the landlord, but YOU will
catch the up train nicely il you step out a
bit brisklike"
Anxious now to get back and learn the
result of the solicitors apnlication tn Mr.
Lazarus. l ran. al soon "A turned n.
bend of the road. that might not miss the
n W a1l q
behind Obliged me to change INV nace IN
one more in keeping with the character Of
gray headed woman. The sound drew
nearer and nearer: a connie of sbagcv docs
raced by me. and then. as I turned NV
head, the carriage ratified mast. II wac an
open carriage; a gentleman and a vonng
lady sat ON the back seat. She was On tho
further side. and speaking to him. her face
was toward me. his inclined toward her in
listening attitude. They did not notice
me-the smile on their faces was uncbonood
lint at the sipbt NJ them .,on,.d 90 -
LIGHTNING from the heavans had shot do,rn
and strnck me for IN that ,,or,.ntar,,
glance 7 recopnize6 hoth Ho r,as Tar.r
she Jul;tb, I stood bv a Roadside ,votc,,.
inc tb. rece,tinc c,rrie1a in hIonL d;sn,o,-
till the curve of the road b;d !, fror' r:, !,
siobt
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at the station If bnrriad Rnt Ala s,n.
stir from the spot. The thonobt ~ soo;nr.
him .1ain With her ont nv, -. Ia .
sharn knife felt II would ba ho,tan g.. :.
me IL 7 never saw him AGAIN Petten ~.
him too
suddenly It occurred tn mo tho+ ;fT.,.s
and Judith were gone to london N..re ~ a.
cas- would he alone MIGHT coli NOV no,
and make inouiries taking caro- 70 conoaol
nv identity and nv nurnose in caee tboro
might vet be necessity for concealment
The iron gates were unfastened noss.
ed through and walked up the broad natb
to the house. There was no need to assume
the infirmity of ape-mv steps faltered With
quaking fear; my failing courage gave me
scarcely the strength to ring the he'll when
Preached the house. Through the glazed
doors saw Mere Lucas coming across the
hall in response to nv feeble summons
with ponderous step. her white can With
the strings tied in n broad boxv nndar bor
double chin first catching nv eve She
opened the door and greeted me- with a
serious inclination of the head. her full
lips pursed up and slight expression of
mistrust upon her face as she tool in
NV shrinking attitude and shabby annear.
ance.
Nv hack WAS to the light She conld mt
recoon;ze mo and n woS on,v ro+nroi 81 -
she Should receive me in that manner hnt
the stranpeness of IL frightened me- vas
40 nsed to think of her beamino with t;nd.
ness and genial warmth. Everything had
changed SO in these mast few months that
a return to the happy conditions NJ old
seemed impossible.
tried to recollect the phrases I had re-
hearsed for the occasion coming along Init
nv memory played me false. and after
stammerinp a few incoherent words in
French and English abandoned the Mt.
tempt tn diso,,isa myself In desnarat;on
and cried in a broken voice.
..Oh Mero Inco. don,t ron Tho,
ne,n
Sbe startad-her ,ins fell-sbe turne, ma
,n;ctlv 70 the Hobt and ercl.;ned.
.SJon D;aut II has come 70 THO Won
h,vs retnrned,"
For a minnie aston,sbment hew;,deroa
har. ~ ,ruscl.. ~ hor fo.e y,or. eo,totad
nv conflicting emotions: then. recovering
her self nos.esSion she composed her fes.
TIRES and With severe gravity told me that
monsieur was not at home.