The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-16

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stoos Down. I Want TO kiss rou.
God for such poor skin as ! possessed
for had saved. almost by miracle
that poor little life. which meant 10
much "a it, s0rrow-sirlcken mother.
would have giyeu something 10 t
know neither Dr Minsor had been to /
Park. hut I could not stoop 10 IN .
oulry: aud. as soon as had refreshed. I
I / droF., over aud was shown into the
drawing room. where her ladyshipS 7
| aspect pauook more 81 anger ihah
| \ ckuCs,.
"Oh. then you've come az hast" she
I crietl Il might have died IN anguish
/ for aught you cared.
Il hope Dr Mlnson came ! said.
/ huWiedly.
"No. you don't. sir. anything of the
sort | was IN agony. and you refused
I 10 come.
Il ann very sorry. very sorry, Lady
Munt-Dennlston." ! said.
"Ncry yosy-very sorry. indeed.
WHAT'S the good of sorruw % dead
woman. know; stopping away when
I wanted YOU. to decior poor dress.
makers brat fG nothing when
wanted you. and would have paid you
well Tor coming. It's shameful, sir;
nhpminnhle. and I've a great mind To
seud ynu alout YOUR business
"If yuur iadyship Il dissatisfied with
a medical man who tries Ia do his
duty io an his patients ] said rising.
"St down. sir she said angtiiy.
"No. come herr and look al my tongue
and feel my pulse. was taken hor-
rlhly had-cXcruciating pain"
Really Lady Monnt-Dennision'
began
"wIu ynu come and hook al my
tongue. sir. aud tell me u YOU think
: Il was the gorgonzola cheese II was
new one and very nice. There.
! shake hands: We two won't quarrel;
, never mind the tongue. Stoop down.
, want 20 kiss you. There you're a
r dear. good hoy. and you've given me q
/. deal mere confidence IN You than
/. had before. Now tell me how the
poor little child IL.
!. told her.
"Hah!" she cried. I'm very. very
]. glad and very proud Of you. old Min
. son would have let II die. Look here,
doctor. II you want port wine and
D BELLY aud things for your patient they
shall be sent. Now. then, you'll come
|. over aud dine with me tonight"
NO" I said. Il mus, 60 and spend
2 some time with my little patient"
!. VERY wcll. sir; " you are deJcr'
mined To slight me. pray 20. TN
Il thankful 10 say fm better aud can
\ do without you now" hut she shook
y hands very warmly when We parted.
I. and that night | sat up till with The
~ child. though he was mending fast.
n During the weeks which followed
4. had plenty Of opportunity for study
A ing patient and mother; ana by de-
,r gives learned that two years before
i. Inc Young husband had died, leaving
n his wife and child la penury. and that
/, since then Mrs. White had been max
~ nr brave struggle for existence
=. but with very little success, for In q
"a country Town 10 De stranger Is Otter
,r 10 be- fricndlcss.
n. tried hard 20 serve her hut my al
% vances were rejected quietly aud
=. found q disposition To shrink from me
I'M Even Lady Mount.Dcnnistons offer
-. Of assistance were gratefully declined
~ while | went on thinking more ans
n,nrc deeply day by day. with tina
male. wistful countenauce rarely on
of my thoughts. while the child Ia,
brought back 10 life obtained q stronl
lg hold upon me.
Three wears PASSED. during which
r tauld sex that she was working her
tp self e. death for the sake Of that loy
- A Young dog. How he used to ru
after me and beg for n ride rOun
r, with me In ms chaise, lie often use
hv 10 come. and somehow ] was yer
IT. rruud Of him. for | felt that In m
nght with death I had won, and tina
la some respects he belonged To ~,
Hri the distance between me and hi
mother seemed 20 grow.
A. last the Young dog came 10 M
CRYING one nlornlnk - esk me 10 ~
mamma. who couldn't get up aud va
81 cold and strange she frighlcne
him. tie lid not quite say all ihi
Tor he was ton young. hut his edrnc'
Young facc spoke aud | was ~ plea
al With the young rascal for living
me ~ his great friend who would hel
him IN his trouble that ! hcut dow
and kissed him.
lie frightened up dlcclly an
smiled though hts eyes Meif silll w
with crying; aud he troticd along b
side me. chatting away, a. " be- ]
stinetively knew that all his trouhl'
were Iass,d while fcli very though
ful and strange.
to willie" said at last. "did yol
mother tell you Ia come 10 mrf'
mi tie shook his head.
as. Then. why did you comef
RI Cause mas very had; and she
ely often told me that when ! was M "
came like a good angel aud mad n
Il well"
nd "nld-,lid she say good angel W
YER. ley | said huskily
vas lie nodded.
tho Ny mind was made up, aud ! wal
csl. Ell ON ~ fast that the little fellow W
Obliged 10 run by my side.
Ian. Five minutes later he had led me
her. 20 tine bedside. where. pale aud gliai
cts. Unlocking. his mother layr-thc saI
iud bed bcslde which ! had knel; thr