Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17

When they went 10 Laran Mrs Hen
bricks treated her as an equal and a guest
But II it had not been Tor Fenning. her life
there would have neen onCtOnOus enough
He secured for her the latest books took
her out for long rides, and looked after her
amusement and comfort in a Thousand
was But teIniEs's vas evidently OF
the nature to touch her deeply. HIS cool
matneu atical mind may have won her a1-
nirauOE when she saw ii exercised in q
c-lsis or dilemma. but it dill not move her
s--C1ioAS- She vas under heavy obiiga-
mons 10 r'e-tc'hg and sne would not lurt
ms IeellEss- The IuCydeut that Lieutenant
SJociSlnS became z guest In the house, the
"n3ie aspect Of things changed. Hero was
passionate, heroic ana emotional south
eTEeT, who immediately exercised nvar ~
an influence that she could not resist His
nature was The CntJheSis and the connie
neHt % heF5. He WAS Immediately at
CdcIe1 py AeF. They came together easily
and often, and all the drnussTner+s y-',jcb
mad been enjoyed with FenrinK now v-ora
new aEcGr Of romance In brief tbe~a
young persons fell Instantly and deeply in
When, therefore. on that raorrlag Of the
ngn5, she had seen him v-y,inJ.3 ana ,3r,,sy
ged hshtinS O. the signal room. her IN
Clghaton was UEbJundeI AL her ,.,tei-,,
encgAtTp4l17l2- she knew enough OF Hen
oTictSs an1irs 10 suspect that -e vas in
SOM way acting IN OPPOSITION to the an
thorItes. and sac had gathered from stock
ing something Of the REGULAR nature Of bi =
visit. When. therefore he dfs+nr,.,..oI
z.
Gown the sn1:t her heart SANK within her.
SAe De-leEeu mat he would never return
N TINS wretcheiness she took 10 her. room,
unth Mrs Hendricks eui-2ro-cd 10 ex-
Licate her from her DESPAIR That IiI,
FOUND her in a condition Of morbid nleI9r-
chOIE, from which Il vas no easy matter
70 rescue ler, and il did rot take her long
10 ascertain ln&t contact with the LIeutcu-
ant mad changed the girls vi--.ys ma sriaI-
y she wanted % so away anu re..linGFd
sirs- hendricks that HeHdrts<s had Irom-
81 70 release her father u the expiration
o. year To slls Mrs. Hendricks lfr,Ijej
ti4el he mad been at liberty = 20 for some
u-le. but had become Interested in the
COMPLETION o. a gyn. and ..1s staying VOL
unfairly 10 see il tested. She fultner insist
e that LicGt- Stocking would Ue treated
Vel. and probably Was anxi2ts 10 com
In-HIctte "itn her in the signal room This
br'ISlt about q request fr1ya Mrs Ken
o--cNS % Hendricks % let Stocking speak
u her thrJu4h tEe telephone, and The lieu
tenant vas surprised t. near Hendricks
sar- There il . yo-ag lady who wishes 10
conInL1Icarr with you at tie shaft. l
VII a-cTtlr-.y y1u-''
They wake 20 the Instrument together.
me H7'-e---F s-iI nothing. Waca he
tC't the El1-rEr.sC- IN his htnE ne asked .
ere y0I E1.EE t. listen ."
az tAere -aiy a tHe other tnd@'
g, T=P-.-f the lieutenant
- Ll-n val not listen" sid Hendricks
h lifted bis E-r an walked away.
This E-,.a l-u-vuac-af sl-,y nr r,,r, .1r,,
toucEad Sliding Tho ,-5u.-r nj r.
vs. alone the foIp..ins eoH5qly took
Ms Ia2cr--'.Ls that your"
L'-1te1-a lt-''fe5. asa all -i-at. There
Is "a good doctor her.
NJ L--'.-re IA . prisoner
L4a1teaant-"Yes."