The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-26
/ SIN Or HAGAR

h SIN Or HAGAR |
cu,pTFRI-At Chudleigh SAL
pPsls ashire England, Lord strau-
in De' ..o,rbter Mamie become In
a1 ~ strange couple, father ana daus"-
% , !, being called the wizard. L.
".a q murdered, and the muroe'e, 70
iIAi' ,ord straubenzee in pity taxes
WIZ laughter HaGar home 10 nve
i'aru -, and Iy.--wnl Cassalis. Nannie's
im .a =, against Hagar and VIII warns
vi, VII and VII. --Hagar goes !"
~ Mamie, and VIII Cassaiis Is or
WI" via straubenzee TO go abroad Tor
W L. 80 test the strength OF the anec-
tween viii and Mamie IN ana A.
!" and Baear return from schooi' wnere
~ Cassalis' rival. has an oppor-
20 win Mamie lie declares that
W., her by hook or by crook. Al ana
nssso,is returns Trelawney tries 10
us,ar 70 use a malign influence she pos
- a0mnel Mamie TO marry him III pref
Cossolis. XIII, XIV and XV.--Nan-
~ Trelawney's power over her. and 10
y, sbe consents TO marry Cassalis CLAN
ealv XVI, XVII. XVIII, XIX. M
yyu XIII, XIV, XIV and AVl'--
EXERCISES her diabolical charm over
~. and wife, makes them commit many
n,orv acts calculated to forfeit each
). respect until she drags them down to
lowesr depths of iniquity. AAVll'
vIII and xxx. Mamie elopes with IRE
hey. Cassas follows.
CONTINUED
Rrt viii could do nothing, and the
Nor very little, for Blake remained
kbout sign of consciousness. and SO 1T
pnaned that it was Cassilis who re-
Ned Laroque when the latter arrived.
lading urgent business with Trelawny.
|Tbe interview between the two men
d long, the information impaired by
Srucue Of an astounding character and
|cessitated their proceeding to the cot.
he, there to confront Hagar. who saw
|em enter the house and knew that her
bur- had come. Looking i'll her mirror
kthe turned round and round on her
Ter seal ring she always wore, 1T
fmly occurred to her what loss such
kauty as hers would be to mostly un-
kautiful world of humans, and she
|ondered idly If the blue of her eyes
|ould 20 back to the sea, the glory OF
|r skin to the heart of flower, tho in
bstructible spirit Of her to the God who
bd made it good till her fathers dew
)ish training had turned it to evil.
Soon the key turned III the lock and
lady Lirriper entered.
81 am ready" said Hagar, and the
ia heathen looked at her approeingly.
faults Lady Lirriper might have, but
be cowardly instinct, SO deeply i'm
TAINTED in most breasts to kick the
allen, to add one more stone to The
aim that brushes them, was not in her
md bad as Hagar was she had been a!
much sinned against as SHINING.
In silence they passed out of th'
Dom, but on the stairs Lady Lirripo-
>aused and rubbed her nose irritably.
why didn't you make puppot o
me-" she inquired. "Too much III tn
lame line, ell? But l draw the line Il
Hoping with married men and-mur
ler
She shuddered Il little az she precedc,
hagar into the morning room, whor
he two men, grave and in all esse- tial
otal opposites to each other. were stand
ng.
"Nannie?" said Lady Lirripor inter
negatively.
Best not" said Will; "she BIZ
borne enough already" And Hagar sum
"a little wintry smile, for II. feather
weight IS more than the woman Il ms
oyes may bear while he sees with il
Inference the whole earth fall on til
woman he does not fancy.
She came close to Laroque and locke
MN IN the face so earnestly and sweet
WIN her blue eyes that he could nC
pear 1t and turned his eyes away.
roor Antoine" she said, cit is M
y yv' iault. | have not played the gam
Mnen begged and prayed you for thi
u ~. cnance, as l had begged and prom
,Sea God before, / meant to be goo,
vu' love came between, and love IA,
peen my ruin. You know my youth,
sue Went ON in her beautiful voice, Il
curious background of green, vivt
mooawork framing her head; chow
;oVeu my mother and how she died, Il
.''. the tool of my fathers by
~ hyuC experiments. He only came out
Ms a MIGRATORY to marry her, and
VIII "eH' pack to it with q slave who b
.;ie skilled in waiting upon and a
s 81 nm and to whom the accide
~ motherhood made no sort of diffe
lone low "a her life. She was young al
I,V'e,y when l first remember her, h
'niy saw her at long intervals al
, ,lo trace the change in her best by {
gs;S S, that have of her---a fire
s snl with roses ON her brow and in h
woa' ' with hope in her eyes; "a pa
w; S'an with wan face, who had do
boau. grieving since from her crush
6ae no tears had power to spring, a
had aS1ppy' beautiful dead face, into viii
outstanding.
Mott. only she had taken me with h,