Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-24

How can yoas she cried tioW III
kind cf you. when / am &C. They'll
think I'm killed." "Oh, no, said /
cheerfully, you mustn't think that p
"But it's so horrible, she exclaimed
tearfully, ito be hero, right away from
every one.' There's me-, / said.
yes yes; I'M SO glad you're here, .
she cried, staring rcstlessly shout the
carriage sBut-but-what must we
dog Oh, do say sornething--t.o suggest
soncthsagl'' We shah lsvc To Put up
* a Loci. said T. 'Eo,els'' slse cx-
Claimed, lesls;.s;t Ct lsr dress and then
1T rse. .sras What Will peaple iii,sk:
What wilt well. it's TIE sa.a.o fer
me, ;, raid nonchalantly. "Oh, but it's
differers with your she breka forth.
"How can you compare the two cases?
You re man, and ''You're wom-
an I finished for her.
She eyed me lyon arc very unkind, "
she said tearfally. "Yea take advantage
Of me- = Indeed, ] protested, 81 viii
do exactly what you tell me. Only givo
mo your Instructions She wsan2 her
hands. 'tBut | have none, . she cx-
claimed. 81 have no idea what TO do.
t.
sat looking at her- 1oa nl.tsIe
nave seen ~lssS station u was ana 'oau
me, she said presently in a rcproaca-
ful voice. II beg your pardon, = said l
apologetically, "but was listening TO
you. You were so interesting IN what
you were saying about tho lndepend-
ence = 'Oh, please don I. sand she.
Her Illumination was SO complete tiat
had not the heart to proceed, ana l
was Silent.
Inc traln siaekened, seuled DOWN 20
an easier pace ana crept decorousIy INTO
the station. we landed upon q oesolate
stretch OF platform ana STOOD miseraoiy
watching the lights go ont.
"Well, here we are, SAID cheerlui-
! y as darkness slowly enyeloped rs. MISS
Lambton- hyatt burst INTO tears en-
treated her, coaAed nee, eonitof'ea
her II remember took her haiia IN
mine. She was pltiful little hgure'
with her weeping face above the gay
beauty OF her gown. ION, What shall l
do.' she moaned plteously. Don {
leave me, she waited, and held me
tight stay, SAID l. we VIII see
what can he Gone.
found the station master gong To
bed and conferred with him. Thea re-
Turned, and MISS Lambton- hyatt clntch-
ed me- Don leave me AGAIN, size
lmplorcd. lhls darkness and loneliness
are SO horrible. On. II al right, l
lald. There 5 a sort Of mix tram pass
ing up III TEN minutes OF SO. Her eyes
opened and shone even IN the darkness
we Will go up III 1t, added reassur-
ingly. And we shall get back? she
cried eagerly by or Whereabouts, !
answered. That's not so very late,
she remarked
ehe signed wlth rehel ana cropped
my hand. Ihere was NIUE pause ana
| then she turned 10 me. nalk you
very much, Mr. Someryllle, said size.
| We spoke httle TIL the tram came,
but as the engine came puillng through
Miss Hamilton hyatt eyed It WITH favor,
SO late, she remarked quite cooily.
We made the Journey IN silence. l
think we had both good deal to reflect
upon.
You VIII think, sald Miss Lamb
ton-Hyatt as ! conducted her to her
home, that have betrayed my sex
protested.
NO, SAID sho peremptorily, 1t Is
idle to deny Il. | know what you are
thinking In that case, OF course,
said l. Bat yoa are wrong, sand she
frankly, turning upon her doorstep. =
have latchAey, she explained. "of
course, assented. 80; yoa are
wrong, she repeated, hfnng her fne
eyes and regarding the white stars IN
phllosophic peatituae- no doubt l
agreed fou see, went en- hlss Lamb
ton-Hyatt, taking no heed ct me, "our
cases were quite different Iou had no
one to be anxious about you. Not a
soul, " said. And then Twas IN even
ing dress, which is not suitable, and
and rather embarrassing when = Ger