Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-28
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CHAPTER MI.
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FAST EvrNTs.

,--.s truth 10 clear myself and Gordon
- this monstrous imputation, but
ttt while was pauslng for the words
cone Mere Lucas said:
some may live 10 be 60 and yet be no
WISER for o., look you, An old woman
nav mistake the good for the bad aud
-. bad Tor the good like an inexper-
.,red child. Look. for example, how
financially / misjudged that NJ. Kava-
MACH
Again that name brought me to my
| senses.
.n5 you see Mr.. Kavanagh oftenP" I
asked.
bob. here's not a week passes but he
come, down to spend a day or two with
ne ldou't know what we should do
without him 10 our misfortune"
51sed around, at 4 loss to know
VIA, misfortune she alluded TO.
.It seems very pleasant here" ven
,--sI tl observe.
.F aasaut is not the word for IL, nv
dear. .t.a PARADISE" she said in most
melancholy tone. II should like you
q. ,ee She rooms. They are beautiful.
srtItls 10 trouble to keep them nice,
,5- here there is no dust, no smoke, no
smut, and the linen keeps its color and
does not need washing every day. And
the garden. il Is real picture already
with spring flowers. And there are
l..t, FOO every bush. That Is one OF the
reasons Why NJ. Ksvanagh bought IT."
"Nr Kavauagh bought it," said in
yerre x'ty.
"He bought II for my poor master.
because, look you"-ths Old woman
paused her thick lips quivered. aud she
pa, her apron to her eyes and sobbed-
because be said he must go where he
could hear birds"
was touched by the old woman's
grs, though still at loss to und er-
stand the cause OF IL.
And there's kitchen garden" she
pursued somewhat inconseQuently.
"Ite Young Tadishes are ready for the
table. To look at them gives one an
tpuette.'
She dried her eyes, but in the same
u0.rufll voice continued:
ga poultry yard, too, and the fowls
arc aging more eggs than know what
90 Do w.th-delicious eggs, with white
as- cErd. You saw the carriage?"
.N.s"
81 kavanagh found that for us also.
aai Johnson, tho driver, most oblig-
FOX man. who manages the garden aud
j. always willing To do anything for
me.'
She heaved qulverlng sigh and
shook her head mournfully.
'Ierhaps you don't care for a couu-
try ,e:' ! suggested.
"Mon Deu. / would never leave IL
for au aour II l could help it,"
'Io you find the house too large? Is
there more than you can do?"
N1t a bit. The house is large, TO be
sure, Out we only occupy part Of 1t vet
LWh'e- vi. kavanagh said we must
nave pSuty OF rooms for friends when
tGF come To- see US, but up to now the
master has not had the wish TO invite
many people here. 1t is enough for
him % see VI. kavanagh now and then
and o. have Miss Judith to walk with
L.n aud tap the piano in the evening"
'Mi>s Judith" They were not mar
I'el then. But my jealousy leaped into
Name again as ! learned that Taras was
sau'led with her society alone, and an
elVnl, pang shot through me to know
WAT -he had found a means OF pleasing
h.m HAT was beyond me.
''es Sue play well?" asked
1oar,eIy.
Mere Lucas lip twitched again.
can tell YOU" she said. when
."'Y oe+u % play music, | 90 TO NV
room lti, more than | can bear"
us she ways here?" | asked
sue mas been here ever since Christ
...'' and that was all through M
N''anagh, for, you see, she was a gov
e'A"'- at his sisters, and he persuaded
Der i' 'rt Miss Judith come, seeing that
,.e Master could not do without some
Sue has gone up to London to-
'I saw her,"
mere are pigeons, too" Mere
proceeded after a moments som
..ou. Il heard young ones
Gazing up 10 the hay loft week
must ask Mr.. johnson to fetch
l'"n i.r me when they're big
-" TOY The spit. Yes, there is
ming The Imagination can desire
.. mon Dipu, what are all these
enjoy 'nemP' W
bs,. D-. - , urged IN perpleIlty, why
N'',N you The hearth"
because It's llvinR-becau,e a. has
.t LOO it" she replied 6erceIv
..i seeing by my face that n wss
want " feeling that made me duIl
.l.- know what has happened to
,.. SNOW nothing. 1 came here 10
"l1t has passed since / went
.n avg him this morninR?"
o. 'r moment He was smiling.
t... -'l, nv poor dear, You have
".'H.nR2 10 was In the papers"
De-. nave not seen the papers. / have
..n1 way from England"
... '' me- she said earnestly.
... l'il my hands and looking with
.u my face, forgive me. / Thought
u'.I "now, aud that your heart
ID. Town hard and selfsn. benumbed
It... ' own pain. Oh, my dedr friend.
.,t... s.''' sensible to the misfortupes
you have terrible grief TO
rom my soul pity you"
.,-.- 4' p ~ ! entreated.
no Dcu. You shake like n Leaf
-... 10" can ] soften the blow? What
-.. -y 20 give you courage? How
,.. i.I ne aii," ! repeated. Begin from
ay 3 went away"
,.' troubles began then. 90 be sure.
"a. surprised when I took in ,be
,.....'st that morning 10 find tho
sitting alone. 4 am sf.aiS
ODD. tIu OF -s M q fnnIs uo,,ott -. ~ 90