The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-05

pldlHJ> jerry, III particular, was or
tuEate, and the little girls spirits
would have risen under the inspiring
influence, if it had produced a like
effect upon her companion. But al.
though BelIenden assisted both in
taking the Ish of the hooks, and in
batting them again. and although he
was always ready with his congratu-
latOry, Another, Jerry? GU are
lucky tonight" she feIttnat the spirit
was absent, and that the passing scene
his attention. His very smile was
grave.
But after a while, and that at move
ment of her own, he looked round
quickly. She had shiyered as the air
grew colder, and slight breeze had
sprung up.
You are cold, said Bellenden, at
once laying down his handIine, let
me put this over your shoulders and
he drew q rough, warm. weaJherbeaten
plaid around her. Don't you go and
catch cold tonight and then be i'll
after | am gone, little one "
''lt won't matter if do.
The words escaped under her breath,
Eyut they reached his ear nevertheless,
aud he could not but make some re-
Spouse.
on think your chances of getting
out on the moor and the loth will de-
part with me: Is that it: Is Cecil 10
good"
Il shall not care to 90 with Cecil. "
you cared to 90 by yourself before
[ came.
She was silent. It seemed to her
chat she would not care even to go by
herself any more.
But Bcliouden : tone grew more and
more soft amt gentle. 1t moved him
infinitely. IN his present subdued and
penslVe frame, to think how much of
her affc tiOns this opcn-hcartcd. in
nOccnt-mIndcd child had given him in
one short fortnight. 1t grati:cd his
vanity, and something better than 5
vanity his beneyOienCe. He was glad
10 think he had made anyone the nap
pier, particularly anyone 50 sweet, and
natural, and loyablc az Geraldine. He
pat his arm around her, and drew her
to his side.
you must not forget me, Jerry, " he
said.
No" She had stopped fishing to
may come and see you again One
day, may | not:'
ooh. yes"
And Won are going to bc good girl,
and learn great deal, and have a
great dea to tell me when do come?
And you Will 20 on with our CUIlcc-
tious, aud read up about them, and
have them all in nice oIder2"
'Oh, yes.
Il shall tell your cousins about Won
if / come across them"
shall YOU come across them?"
VERY likely | may. If meet Lord
and Lady Raymond. shall ask to see
Ethel and Alicia, and tell them all
about their little cousin in the north :"
40 You think they would care about
me-
- shall make them care about You. "
~ ou won say that am very
very
Very what?
~ on know what. You know how
you found me that first fishing day
But indeed, | am not often "a tad as
that, and | am never going to be "a
bad again | have promised granny
tnat shall not. Aunt Charlotte. and
Ethel. and Alicia would have thought
it dreadful. | don't want them TO think
me dreadful"
Il promise that they shant."
''Weu. they won't il YOU stand M for
me. and Jerry smiled confdfngly
round.
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S 9ri'. va" ANNE, me ana ms arm pressed
hGt ill'lc EIoaet.
i was ol'll gong 10 say mat II yoo
"ouIU say was tat nef nice -that Is Il
lTu Couiu say II, 9aIu Ioof Jerry NUM-
~ tHe4 "o"to lGI' Aunt hdtioJt",
.h'I. 9Iic 4uIG perliapS oel'eNe IL ana
li'ul oulu plc"9e granny, GU see
Nm IN : LaFIotle 9oeS hol IKE me very
huch now ana jhat NeNeS dear gran