The Portland daily press., 1895-09-14

fOiy A"'oAsDao impression upon AioA'
"Oh, but If I allow you to spend any
thing upon me, 1t must only be as a loan
No. please don't interrupt-tEat must De
distinctly understood. My brother must
and will be only too happy to settle watb
you. Besides, the girl continued, with
smile, whatever would he say to me II
allowed a perfect stranger to spend money
upon me9"
He'd say 1t served me right for my
carelessness. But you will allow me, then
to see you made comfortable somewhere
while try to repair damagesP"
Really, don't see what can 40
under the circumstances, as the answer,
with little sigh as regret. Then, witt
a light laugh and in q mock menaclng
tone, she added: "Oh, but won't make 1t
warm for brother Dick when we meet!
deal he cares about me. You see, he hasn't
even troubled to run back to find out
whether I've broken my mock or not-and,
between you and me, he hates the idea OF
lost ground. But let us be moving, Nh
Mr.
A little hesitation, some apparent EN-
barrassment, one half shy side glance at
me, and my heart was no longer my o
knew / was, even already, madly in love
with pretty Miss Gwynne.
Fired Brandon-quite ut your service.
''Well, Mr.. Brandon, there's turn z
half a mile down the road which Will e
us to just the place we want. Then u
will be able to run ON to st. Adams to get
what you need for my machine. There's
no place nearer, and I'm afraid you will
be very glad when you have done with
such very troublesome companion as
am proving"
Son the contrary, quite pleasant in
corruption to my Journey, gallantly ven
tured, and I really thought that Miss
Gwynne was the most charming and un-
conventional girl had ever met. In fact
we presently reached the inn she HAD spo
ken of all too soon to suit my newly awak-
ened emotions
found, on inquiry, that I could reach
ST. Adams quicker by taking some short
cuts across the fields than by riding round
the road, and so determined to leave my
machine at the inn. AS for poor Harry,
was by this time utterly oblivious Of his
existence.
Looking in upon Miss Gwynne before
leaving the house, 1 found her already en-
joying an appetizing repast, sight which
momentarily gave me some qualms Oh
conscience concerning the dinner i had
promised my chum should be ready for
him by the time he reached the George.
Pardon me, Miss Gwynne," said l. =
haven't had chance to settle with the
landlord yet, and he may look for pay
ment before I can return. Except for a
few coppers, this note, as It happens, is
the smallest amount I have about me, SO
pray accepo ~ as ehe ioan wIiIn Wv COY
you WIZ insisC upoh your o'o'A0i' D"'o-
1Wyhne' re.urnlhs ~.
dellcaseiy piacco 20 no!e upon ~. we
oaDie' anu Onon' olusnlns aai 49, ~ :
ratner curious iooA .'oy $500. nio h mnto
recalleu 20 ililno sooi ai'ef "s'lu' n''S'oAo"
rom tie fooia. j.. 9.
having procured wnaI wanoeu 49,, .n ~
Aloans' was psoA won unuo. O T w"
hours. VI MISS o"yhhe' however, oouAA
See no 'lace' e4 , ,os.
Vn, .ne iAuy weno SUM alsoI ~ 4..o 49,
slr, salu ehe ianululu ~ ansm n'sa $3.50, ~
in.er,osaoious' ono sou 80 - = 80
wniIn way sue son', 0no sn9 49, a,,aad ~
ne oro'ner Dicycie' as YOU a aliou 1,. ~
come =, o'scA iof iiefs anu " s0'0-o ~ "A
INC.
what larry gaspea' gono oi on
my machlne-saIt was her pio'noi a ~,
left Inc to settle upT why, Whao On es'roH
are you raVlng hoout, 1nanf
Am raglng az All snapper ING ialiu.
lord, eylng me snspiclonsly, ouV-puO
i nope IL AL slgnt. one
Hope IL . all riSh1f lnterrup'eu ~
rlously. Its all wrong II she salu was
her brother, ana gone Oh WIN my aiinos0
new W guinea mouns ana my 80 hoVe
tool On, yes, IL is all rlgnt ior nor ~
doubt, ana very clegef sWlnoier .l,ay glri
must be. mat machine shes leit osnlnu
ism. worth the price OF olo IRON. Anu you
let her slip away under your worry nosel
could hardly repress groan as saw
how neatly had been decelveo, LOT iele
very hard hit both In pocket ana VANITY