The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-06

"A
h,sr tent and sta we'd there.
And here she had met him. The
nloca ,,,,s sr,nl nn, ~ tho u,o, and
o,lv nov, ond t,an nnonln dronned in
g., s,ay a,7. or ca , vel, 90. Gu ,t
r,o,t coorrra,, Car,tnn b,d co,o for
,l,o ..ao,, ~, co - h,,t - ,,os NOW, tbroo
weeka since his arrival lie was his
bnr,o " I,, nr~u,hero ryos idiinr % ahant tha
Continent t,,,ir,. b,s in,rnoy tn COW
st,,,tfno,io- -,,,hn,,o h,,eincs, n,ot4or,
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,.,.s,.,-t,i si,,.,, d,o.,,, IIara ia ,nn
tni. e.,on,,o s,..-t ,,,,I whom ,t fr.t
II roen,nl i,'n,s..,,,io f., hoI,.,sa rnt o,,l,
3, VIE, h,,t a widow, al MT h,d ,,C,,nI
o,a t,,o,,--i,r'd ,n,,oI
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T.et NO., ,,,,i'Ins N1rs Arinyha,o
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o.1,or r,,-ir , ,..,ou Cot, ,,ir, ,.;tt,
on i,,!,1ti ,,,,,,,,r no, of - b,,rn-
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70 ho Cf r,no ,,1,.t, o,d tbot tho OWL
,,.,c IN , ,.,y o,rouad to tbn man
saan,cd rrobohla Mre Arinyhap had
be,5 baree,f , littlo ,lnof rrn,, thom
,,,. .o,,,tl,;rr In Tho oi,re cbo~n,
e,,,,o,birr cr tho r,turoI desire f,,.
c,,,,,o pionshin with one.s own sex had
,,rda bcr i, = v,y rrjen,iIv With her
"v-h,t = cre~.i,," COWS she with n.
1,ttlo coor,etttrh liftinrr of her brows
ord tbar all A. onco hnr mood cbonyed
o9d hcr cnnals vas om,inst his ooh.
dorlfno,, m Gonffr If vou only tneyv"
s,r.,,n ,,o,,nrv of Tho naet had stirred
bcr-to whatp-it seemed like passion
ata rSl,,s aT1 a,ratituda
..,I,, dao, 49,. hnrrt " said bn "vou
r,,.o forhidden mo to toll, of If
1,pr-r a,d en 7 Wont bpt vo,r mast
,v,e sad NV darling wasn't it?r
"But NV presentr' said she with a
tasrf,,I Iauyh .'is rot that something:
and and tomorrov--,,
"Ah, tomorrow" He strained her
Tn him "Tomnrroy YOU will be mine
indeed. But will YOU like Constantine
ME. nv dearest? 1t will be so different
to YOU. You, who have been accus-
toned to London and it's vagaries. By
the way, have you seen the days pa
per? That notorious scoundrel. Lord
Stranceways. is once more in evidence;
you have met him perhaps?'
For a moment-only a moment-she
caught at the rail Of the bridge and
looked down. Then. deliberately, she
turned her face to his.
''Yes. / have met him.
You knew him."
"A little She trfled with the flow
er in her hands, letting it fall petal
by petal into the river below; such
trifiing, in clever fingers, hides nervous
ness.
Enough too.' said he with shrug'
"a little of his society would go FAR
way, should think My brother knew
every man. 1 see MS Wlle mas ielt iiiiii'
"Yes?"
you know her. too, perhaps!
Yes
what cold answer laughlng'
'What sort of woman was she
"Oh! / don't KNOW hurriedly. fer
face had paled, but was turned away
from him now, and so hidden from him.
81 see," said he. you did not like
her. I can understand that! Fancy
your liking woman who could marry
scroundrel like that"
'She was very young, heard, SAID
Mrs. Allngham in a strangled tone,'
her face still averted.