The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-07-03

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OF. moro probably. With The address lost
ana unsigned. From its contents it
is obviously intended Tor O. particular
p0uou. How is o. TO- ho brought to
that persons notice. surely. only by
publication
Lady Bhehtwi'h 70 heavy Higm. sap.
posing you road tho letter Julian.
Dora It IH q breach of confidence.
SIR Julian Then stand indicted Tor
fear I have already done 90
Dora preparing to walk awaY' ]
won't Hay 20 liHt0n to o.
SIR Julian patornnlly. Ny dear
Dora . cannot counienancc any ouch
proceeding mo all have como TO this
part OF the deck ON purpose 20 enjoy
. your society. and that society intend
10 enjoy In return I have @ mild de-
location TO offer In the shape Of this
paragraph You may take ms word for
lt. % A. as good os that novel ulo
forces her gently back Into the chelrl
Lady Bright twoarll) Really. In-
Ian. my patience has limits
Sir Julian tgood humorcdlyl' Ny
dear am not In a position TO contra
diet YOU. RAISES the papcrJ The let
ter is headed sept. 10 somewhere on
the West of Scotland You obsrrvc
the date Dearest" n begins I'VE are
In the middle Of raging storm. The
waves are like mountains. the sun IN
eclinacd. no every moment I think We
shall b. 40 the bottom Of the sea" Very
nfciiily pat Does II strike you 20. Con-
sinnrcf
Lady Bright lot us get TO the end,
Sir Julian You must take this IN cun-
ncrtion with the freshness on the iiih.
Before I die I want to tell you that
when you asked me something at tho
Calodonlan bali a week ago didn't re-
ply as felt Something had put mo
out something trivial. something pct
~ and for spite I He'd Il seemed
nothing then didn't even know u
WAS q llo hut now that the end ~
go near II comes before me like q groat
sin. Forgive mo- dear. ! would have
loved you had lived. AMI some day,
when you have found some one better.
and ! am under the sea. perhaps YOU
viii think Of me kindly after all"
Lady Bright t1ulotly Poor thins'
How sad
Sir Julian IN engage that the young
lady who wrote that is wishing nj this
moment she'd been born with a better
set Of nerves Don't you think go.
Dora?
n1n face Is hidden IN her book
ana rho makes no rcplyl
Sir Julian with bio hand over his
eyes. looking lhudwnrh. Quiet yes
Pardon me- I fancy there ~ some.
ono hHling the yacht Ole hurrlca
on
dndy bright crosses TO Dora ana puts
hor arm around her. After an interval
Sir Julian returns with Richard Hum.
nhrcy The latter has newspaper
protruding from his pocket; and Sir Ju.
liam lH leading him by the nrml
Sir lullan' emit help thinking, you
know. Humphrey. that you've treated
me BIT scurylly. You promise To Join
~ on this trip; two days before We
start sou come to me with long face
aud tulc about America. aud una
just ~ nm expecting 10 hear i!ou
YOU from New York. you hail my
Yacht
Humphrey with an uneasy laugh
Nou SEQ WAS anxious 10 escape thC
storm that you came In for.
sir Julian. STORM why, you're 81
bad as the ladics. II was n trinc DluH
terry ON the IAN. but since then Wo'y,
had IL like mill-p0nd. ITO his wife
Ny dear. here 10 Humphrey. after all
I tell him he ought to be ashamed o
himself
Lady Fright tmcaninglyl' I know al
least one other person 10 whom a stint
lar remark would not be misappliod
lShc smiles. passes her arm through
her husbands nnd leads him on
Dora tncryously) This is an unex
pcctcd pleasure. Mr. Humphrey.
Humphrey I had hoped II might no
be- altogether 10.
Dora We thought you had gone t,
America.
Humphrey: Had | done 30 | shout
mover have seen this this hand touchc.
the newspaper In his pocket.
Dora iblushlng scarlet: On. burn II
burn it'
Humphrey dartlng to her sldcl: 1hcr
/ 10 WAS yoursf
Dora smillngl' decline 10 reply,
Humphrey blending closerl: hut
may stay hcrof
Dora; on, Dick (Curtainl pig
eott In Black and white