The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13

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and find summer or autumnal sunshine
for a shilling; besides-"
Mr.. Marsden." announced the ex-but-
Ter, in his best style.
Il thought you were al ChedworChr'
ooh, | am 50 glad to see YOU were the
ordinations which greeted him.
Obliged TO come up 10 town on bust
ness. was his vague explanation. Ar
rived yesterday. Have been torn to pieces
10y lawyers ali day. and am come 10 lay
my mausled remains AT your feet" He
drew chair 10 the coy tireSde as he
spoke.
And do you 20 back tomorrow" ask
ed Nora, who was reused and pleased by
his sudden appearance.
''Io-morrow: Nor tomorrow. nor to-
morrow cried AIarSden 1T is dull at
ChedWorth, desperately dull The hunt
ing II" great things, the shooting no bet
ter; but the house is crammed with bucolic
chums of that excellent fellow Durring-
ton. and, in short. here | am, and here |
shall stay"
Lady Darlington viii be very vexed.
had letter from her yesterday. saying
how much better everything went since
you had Joined them"
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And how i Mr. prtLra,, ., ro+,,r,,ad
Nora.
oh. quite well and blooming She IS
fast recovering her misCortunes."
"'aptaiu Shirley was here ON Sunday"
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lorenzo: lie Is not the sort OF man
s4"uii imagine would Ike florence
doh thIhk he does, sald Nora. lie
went ueFe 10 see some lndlah trends SO
lar on thelr way.
d!d not thlnk he would nave been so
READY l" leave LONDON Just now aud he
gave an expressive glance 10 Mrs. l. Is
'rauge which she did not see, but Nora
did.
Then he asked for Bea. and talked Of
the child in terms that delighted the
mother.
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sell ABOUT Ihe l"iure, p"I WIN all ms
AIRY carele*snesS the last year had been
one OF irritating anNlefF, now ne haI
contnyea TO Gear hiihseif- lie could
DEFY MIS-. tnlhVeh. ncF iEhA-eyed solicit
orS and her Watchtul led-captaIn Shir-
ley. He owed her nothing \ little love
making, more or less dld not count with
50 experienced 4 r"lu'tte. II" was per
t""ny Tree To shake her OF II he chose,
and he did choose. Good heavens. Com
pare her with the fresh, natural, girlish
elegance ct Nora ! LStrange The arch,
delicate anImati"h OF the one. the studied
-races. the yelled yet perceptble passion
Of the other. And Nora had been IN
dGnhtcdlF g!al 70 see nm. How sweet
the candid welcome OF her eyes, how IN
conscious her frank, gracious pleasure
Is. i would be his delightful lot 10 wax
on her from the sInmber OF childhood to
, the fuliness Of Womanhood-the power Of
loving. ct there was certain strength
and Individuality about his young kins-
woman that warned hln she was no mere
WaAen don, 10 be bent as he chose accord
/ M TO ms VIII. she Eal IDEAS OF her own
-'oIer'oI! Gear ana delhea. Inns would