The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-22

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about TO knock. 10 gave a look az
the newcomer and hositated to leave
but very decided action on the
others part induced him 10 do 70.
The door which had boon held open
20 mcaningly Tor him was very
promptly slammed after him, not
without suspicious movement.
which looked like kick aimed at the
departing guest
The newcomer was oliver Toogood,
a tall burly, hcnrty-looking man Of
90. having the appearance Of coun.
try gentleman though he was really
a horse dealer. very well known Ia
his county for honesty and fair deal
ing
lie drew mp chair 10 the Gre.
which was now burning brightly.
and flushed with excitement and
without saiutation, began.
"what was that Bringing little beg
gar doing herc2"
"llc came 10 see me, Oli-Mr Too
good" Nora said, ncrvously.
"wcll, the less you have 10 do with
/ him out Of business hours the better"
he said brusquely. ~ can't deny but
that he has done your work well. /
suppose , on are grateful 10 him and
all that"
Eyes. suppose am" Miss Wort.
I ley said, doubtfully; II don't know.
"You ought 20 know, then. You
would not have got e., 900 damages n
he had not gone about Il In the right
way. have got the money right
here for YOU" lie slapped his pocket
/ significantly Take my advice, Nora.
and have his bill taxed"
"You are very kind 10 interest your.
self about H." said Nora wearlly;
"but don't think Mr.. Thompson is
likely TO ovcrchargo or cheat mc--in
fact, no wishes 10 make me his wife. 4"
hut are you going 10 marry him2"
IL don't know"
Nora did know very we'll. but
there was something very con.
fusing Ia oliver Toogood's gaze
and the interest he showed IN
her embarrassed her and aroused
strange ideas
surely you will never tio yourself
10 % little pcddllng attorney chap like
thatw he burst out impctuously.
"Why. could buy him out and out
four limos over A little snip like
that could tako mp with my finger
and thumb"
ut 90 worry lonely for me-" said
Nora, looking down, 80 that Oliver
Toogood only saw her long, dark
lashca
But you might do better than
that" oliver blurtcd out, with what
you have saved aud my money"
"Yes, said Nora, stlll keeping her
eyes east down, perhaps could I
have had other Offers"
The deuce you hayo!"
"But-"
"Well2' he put In impaticntly.
"why don't you accept the best OF
them"
II shall never marry without"
AN equal sum ON tho part Of the
man? Well, there's the money have
10 hand over"
no pumped down a heavy pocket.
boot.
There take and count H. can't
think what the deuce you want 10
quarrel with me for2"
"Oh, oliver" sho said gently. III
always heard that the quarrcls OF
lovers were the renewal OF love. and |
never thought you would leave mc
because Of what said"
"Mcli, | never meant to-"
But you did, aud you said cruel
things about me-"
(which mischicvous persons ro'
peated, Nora. | always meant "a
como around In the end. only heard
Thompaon was urging you to bring
an action for breach Of promise OF
marriage, and this made me turr
stubborn. Well, count the money
girl"
"i-I don't want It," said Nora, sob
bling and hiding her face In her hands
II hate II. and"
"Aud me, too?"
Oliver got up softly aud stood DO
fore hoE
NO" Nora murmurcd,
"Will you have me. dear don
see why we can't make II up, nov
that the lawyers have done the worst
OF H. win you Nora?"
Nora turned up wet face, glorine'
by happiness,
oh, Olivcrw was all she said, bu
II seemed 10 satisfy MIR Toogoo vast
, ~ welt
: Suicides noycnttiug Niagara Faiis.
Even though the times have boel
. hard for u year past and many peopl
have been In tough luck, II Is IRE
quontly remarked that no one ha
, ended lie by jumping over tho falls
II memory serves correctly, since No
bio Kenny, OF Buffalo, wont over n
! Prospect Point two years ago las
summer A park ollcor remarked Ia
day that previous TO that not u seasol
l passed without witnessing from tire