Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-07-10

~Thpf In long nrico nny tpnr AlrA
Butbyen"
Not too long. I think: there are somi
s.,ds attached which insure privacy al
,,os.rt and ore worth n good deal al
hp,Idinc land. Then there is a good deal
of handsome old fashioned furniture ir
-. bouss"
"OhI II your solicitors are satisfied.
have nothing to say against It, My bus
na.s f,cuIties are of the lowest order. ]
Ta,r however. that cannot return before
Saturday week. You will be sorry TO heal
that NV friend De Meudon has been dan.
perously i'll. | will try to return by Paris
and have n look Mt him."
ayes I am sorry" said Mrs. Ruthven
..Then, l may only get on the track OF
vour Jewels. and have to go further a-tield
10 discover them. BY the way. have you
,ny note of their size and weight"
"Only of some-a few But l wish yoc
would not go off on such q wild goosd
chase. AS for me. l am weary of the SUBJ
feet. and inclined to let them go! The
whole affair has depressed and exhausted
me- | feel pursued by an evil tate-as IL
everything was insecure-I never feel
,afer'
Merely morbid feeling, such as you
accused me of indulging. and proves that
you ought never TO be left alone! Why
,Ia.. &c EolLastonc2 Nv sister will only
:. 10, 1.Iiybtad if Won will go to Ched
worth Dnrrinrton's place in H-shire
Thev will he there in about a fortnight
and get some pleasant people 10 meet
you."
"You are very kind! But, at present
want IN he ouiet-and-"
.Can-ain Shirley" announced a waiter.
Narsden elevated his eyebrows inter.
,ogotiveIv and Mrs. Ruthyen replied
with n smile.
81 beg n thousand pardons," said Shir
lev. a sullen look of annoyance cloudins
ais face. Il thought you were alone.
Il assure you | am very glad to Sc.
you" cried Mrs. Ruthven. Sally. L nave
been trying 10 feed my ineXorabie trustee
here, into good humor, TO get his consen
TO my new purchase. Come ana heip me
and pray take some luncheon.
have ALREADY iuhchsu' u,anh SoT :
si"'s y, pu -,
'ou' . - o,os
Shirley conoescehueu u '"he si"S
and began 10 tha"' A.,
Cohe lh'o 'he iieA' io'i' .I:
en- -, - sho ,,.r,
INTO tne corner VI Ia so ,.i,;tr s,s p-'
~ oofI III 49,, ,o, =,
M ~ % 80
.t':, :, =, IL, e. i;,tI.
si,a,-s;y-o cbot+er rs i, NOT good Of
IT., -,
"No uouId all On further than Amster.
Aom ~ u,s tbougbt we couId find them. {"
,oid SbirIav gaIIontIv
"If, Y.s that is ius, II Rut II is ton
fo- for n moro chance Rv tho wav. how
FAR is Amsterdam from 0stend?" asked
" pu,bran IN n crrio,,s nocking tome
.T reoIIv do NOT know" returned Sbir.
low oil ond Iool,inr verv straight Of
49,. his foca dorkering ..Wbv do Won
,sk?"
hfs' hu'h'eh vas So nv
OF answering, US nei i eou' t',aH ,.t IA
lore she couIu rePis, anu h"iiuins e'io
10 MS MISTRESS hsheu;
VIII you receive 'he sehtielhah' niau
tme!
"Oh, yes, show him up Then, with
little confidential nod TO Shirley, she add
ed:
This is my engineerw
"He has lost no time" he returned.
"I shall not let him stay long. l will,
tell You all about him afterward"-te
Marsden
Shirley looked sharply at the door; bu,
Marsden seemed too much occupied with
his own thoughts to heed what was going
on
,,;,,.as , ,,;ddIe-.ged man nj
- Io;l.h. ,,.i.b iro,,-c,roy che
80 ,.h;ai,ars b;s ri,bt arm in a sIing
unu " ,l.o ,t,o rna,,, l 80 md. dafaran
,iaI .tr,,,t o,,,,,,s,. to1r
"a, ~, M 4 " co,,.;u. >, ,;a
"ouu 'to'
hrs- NUN "Ho ,1u "A1 -
..;nIn,,s "you have lost no tima in an
.,na.;,a NV nota"
.T ,,,os o,xiors m thank vou for vour
I,..a ;r ,,--;,i,o" be returned in a
~, haa-sa voice
-. nd bor il vour little uirI?" continued
Mrs Rutbven "Ict me see. she mus,
". ns.rIv eigbt?"
NO ma.am. she Is nearly seven. and
,ooks loss She is n delicate weakly little
.ra,ture tb,t,s why am anxious tc
Ieen her away in the country"
"vsrv naturally am sorry cannot
...o,J ,o Won today Mr. CoIyiIIe !" prs
c;nusrv :You see am engaged with
th,s .o,+Ioman and Cantain Shirley
han5;n,, bar baod in the direction Of ths
iatter .Rut II Won will call to-morroyy.
can give Won half nm hour: do not be
'ater than twelve"
II shall be punctual. and thank you."
wait for a moment" said Mrs. Ruth
ven. II have little gift here for my
god-,laughter." She went to her writing
table, and took from n drawer a small
packet, tied with ribbon, which she placed
In his hands
You are very good, madame, he said,