The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-21

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|BD SIN Or HAGAR
cpAPTERL-At Chudleigh SAL
iSOt = Inevonshire, England, Loru s'S az
ftou' !" "a bis daughter Mamie pecono -
NEE su n.y., strange couple, father ana oaus'-
rested u .So -. neing called the Wizard. IL
the 'ass' murdered, and the murderer is
e Ni1a'u ga strahbenzee in pity taxes
known laughter Hagar home TO I'VE
VIM sim III and Iy.--Will cassa,is, Nann,e
10 ~" warned against Hagarand WIN warts 1
ver, = WI, VII and ylI.--Hagar goes 70
lpe Mamie. and Will Cassalis Is or
pool WIN "A straubenzee TO go abroad for
fred py L., 80 test the strength OF the aifec-
,~,wsen viii and Mamie IN ana ~.
and Hagar return from schooi' wnere
annle s a"S Cassalls' rival, has an oppor-
PaAe -. ,rv ~ win Mamie He declares that
Pns ain ..,o her by hook or by crook NJ ana
W" nssaolis returns Trelawney tries 10
:. usgar 10 use malign influence she pos
wv. 80 compel Mamie to marry him IN pref
sses v cossalis, XIII, XIV and XN.--Nan-
'n ,ss, ~ Trelswney's power over her. and to
i'''s 10 consents 20 marry Cassalis clan
kcape ii che consents "
tsllnel z-<~
T rcoSTlSUED.l
,ord stroubenzee tried very hard to
n~lote anger when the culprits APP
a.rod before him, but he was at heart
simnle sincere man, SO he soon gave
tbe effort and blessed them instead.
Il thought them very sensible to go
+rs;ght TO Cassilis castle, which was
IsrdIv a dozen miles away, and he hoped
Sov would come over for the 1st and
tav as long as pleased them. Nannie's
ortupe was her own, so no formalities
Fere required, while as to the new
@lotbes they could be finished at leisure,
Ipd, in short, everything arranged itself
NTH an ease that might have alarmed
hose persons who VOW that the course
h true love never did run smooth.
Even Hagar partly erased the Ill i'm
bression she had made by declaring she
had danced herself TO death overnight
Ind got q fit Of nerves next morning III
consequence, and Lady Lirriper openly
admired the lovers sense and announced
Mat as she did not mean to stay and be
vet blanketed By Straubenzec after the
Shooting party had separated she should
lee great deal of Mamie and Will
when she came to the Bachelor S cottage,
which was only a stones throw from
The castle.
And yet on this the happiest. most
tpenly longed for day Of his life was
i presage of misfortune that as he
lnd his darling Mamie drove through
he gates to that home where they Were
10 eagerly expected a glimpse of the
gables Of Bachelors cottage, showing
Through the park, should wildly remind
Mil that here, under shadow Of his very
FoOf tree, Blake Trelawny was sure tc
be constant and welcome guest
IhruSting the thought from him, he
turned suddenly and clasped his young
wife in his arms Even if she were not
strong enough TO take care of herself lie
WAS, as be had told his unprincipled
fival, strong enough TO keep fast hold
upon what he had won. and he could
almost forgive Blake's passion and de-
palr, for had he not lost the dearest lit.
tle girl in the whole world?
You mlst not go back to Shorter,
my deal" said Lady LiIriper to Hagal
that evening. "Straubenzee wants yc,
70 stay here till l go to the cottage, ant
you must come too. Then if you hay,
not made selection from the we'll bcrl
!okels OF the neighborhood you cal
come to South Audley street, and b
my companion, and mend my LACE
you insist upon being ind6pendent--
out II You'll take my advice you II mar
" well, and forget Will Cassilis," sh
added below her breath. But Haga
leard her as she turned away. and
strange, wild, wicked look came int
net race She drew in her breath hard
ana stood stock still, then as one VIII
.nfust aside a frightful thought passe
0ne hand across her brow. Why motif
Inc moon was still in the sky. Sh
W. WOULD have opportunities by the score
,na' which she had thought to bur
lannon's deep in the we'll at Chudleig
Sai'erton leaped up and seized her b
.ue 'hroat. For moment she saw rec
.n aen all at once she seemed to find hel
~. .n standing on a seashore watchin
,"O miracle of day breaking upon til
waters and heard her own voice b,
n s.ning God to give her a chance. An
.h vu nad given it her-in spite of ever,
uing' de had trusted her once NOR,
INV au gwen 1t her. The chance was n,
h boi Own to be flung into the abysses
,sil She might not, she dared no
break faith with him.
~ CHAPTER XVII
H. aAe Irelawny had disappeare,