Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-18
uOuAp AGAIN8Y WOMAN.
BY MRS. M. E. HOLMES.
CHAPTER yI.-Euntinued.

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NO, you arc 4''IIe "toi'S' Ohl9 le@oS
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Atlcc spoke coiolE' lhoeeo' she ieiO
annoyed. =,
am lndeeo dlstreS5ed' countess,
ne opScrVcd' col''IeouS'E, ouC Will
take my departure Ut once.
lie bowed again ana tuFhca towards
door when led into ahothcf
chamber.
Still You are wrong, said Alice,
sInilng ana pointing with hcr ,, WHIP.
go sJfai2llC a'oh2' anu you VIII /, Io'ch
the b'@ staircase, then you VIII soon
hno your way Inc door lcad9 10 the
empty part OF the 'a9lle 1he breaS-
ure-roofhS, as the Servants call Ihch.
eS, now you are rlEht.
,Au fcVor' miia1l.
'Oa"I Jufa 9CF""G Gown 1hc eo[riuor'
treasure ioo.h9' he rcpcaIGo ~
him&cli. 'Daut was right, ana yet
among Ill the treasure OF the castle
she IS to me the rarcst.
Allco matc her way Slowly Gown the
Shaiac use 10 the ccntfal-hall She lelt
cNclteo ana almost h&pPy. 2he always
haa t'a' strange iluC1er III her hcar'
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IN the doorway, beyond Whlch inc
horses were waiting: a man FORM
was beSlde hcr, ana Ai!ce not'ced WIN
u coio Sickon'hg Scns"!ion now ~" IL"
was whispering ana now eager was MS
took. she came slowly up 10 thcni,
ana Cdught lew words;
Whcn tHlnN OF IL. Faicilc, am
nearly maa 10 KNOW what nave io9t'
My life is misery 20 me tied as | am
toa
Valerie heard Alicc's footsteps, and
she drew her hand away from his.
1T is getting late, we had better
start" she said, quietly, giving him
look full OF sympathy, and glancing an
other OF triumph at Alice as she hur-
siodiy went down the steps.
Lord ltadine now joined them.
MAY put you up, toUntes5;" he
asked, eagerly.
He was Il young man. and Alice
jair loneliness had Won his Warmcst adj
mlratlon.
'lf you please, she answered slowly.
She was still hearing her husband
voice. passion-laden, breathing his
love and misery into Valcric's ear.
The earl assisted Valerie to mount,
and then the lour rode slowly away.
1--WE don't want any grooms, hoy"
said Valerie, authoritativcly.
So the Earl waved bis attendants
back.
h4Ord Radine glanced every now and
thcn III his companjon's face
''Who was it said Darrell had mar
riod Il armgirl," he unused. what a
cruel scandal. This woman is peer
less. Countess" he said aloud. ''are
YOU in any way connected with the Ar
nolds you know who J mean; they are
Il very old family-thc head is always
called the Master of Arnold?"
Alice had blushcd, but now she was
nelc.
II have no arjsto rattle connections,
Lord Racine" she answered quietly:
81 am Only fa2ncr's niece
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