The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-15

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altr sah5.es IT, scaas}8 hava IN nav ttr q
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Frs gae, herself Ind 7asnnE har en-
treaties h, rnasa q, her rllasa ats
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~s. are d say IN london:
New. y that likely. dear uncle -
cried lsss> -aE Know that " ny
1HL freq Ga@5s~a alone. ! would never
E1t E@Gr >s3a j single hour.
Thai : we'll darling sad SIR
Ist- l-a1s only. a> Won just now said
1.ar.+.- III Yourself when speaking to
Ma. I'sUHmoDi of our proposed jour
Ler 7a Loudoa-"
did nots" hastily and confusedly
interrupted Frances Il really thought
-" .And. proceeding 40 further.
threw her arms around her uncle. and
nestled 10 his breast: not entirely
urged thereto. we fear. by her affec-
ton Tor the baronet. but partly. as we
suspect with the hope To conceal from
sydney and her cousin her now pain
fully glowing cheeks.
And sydney was Stammering again,
and worse than ever.
He had considered" he said: and.
on reflection. yes-certainly-he ac-
ccDted and gladly Sir Loghlen's gen
crous invitation. and would, for the
time already specified become that
gentlcman's guest"
With dittiruItv was stanley Clare
mopf aide r, conceal his veyation.
which could find yant only in \ snper
..yau ShonIl not datafn Mr. Drum
moud from his husjnpss rnele" Stan
Lev Sail. ..ra.oraet ha i i bankers
eier,, aud has p.rhans eyoetiny en-
blowers. and M doubt Mr. Drum
inond would find it inconveniert 10 be
suddenly deprived Of his situation
sydney turned sharply toward the
speaker and encountered Frances
q Meara's eyes, which We're fixed on
himself With an inploring look.
You have made Il very offensive
obsery alton. Stanley" said the baron
CT: although | hope. AMI indeed he
.ieye. without intending it,
III. indeed. there was any impropri-
cty in the remark which =
Enough" nterposed Sir Ioghlen:
"and learn 10 mend Your speech aud
manner. neither of which. OF late has
pleased me-
If Mr. DrEmmond has taken Of
fen>e--' again began Stanley.
..Silence. sir. | command You" cried
the haranet. loudly and very anglllv
,laremont threw a malignant glance
toward sydney. who returned it with
y smile Of the deepest contempt
Sydne.'s portlnanteau. and the cof-
fer. whose contents he had explained
u Sir i.oghlen. We're carried by the
servants to tho bed room which had
been assigned To the new guest. Who
himself speedily followed, II order
that he might dress for dinner.
ON rea,hina his bed chamber. Syd-
nnv ar once nl,ead tho hoy of which
inia.l Ia had /, 10 very careful. III i
cmou ,nnho,rd which ha locked pl,r-
mo tho tav win that of the cnfTer IL
..lf vhi.h from the FIRST he had car
,ia1 within his ,,nckathook
sina,,J,r HING hal Sir Ionhlen
,,.a ,.,l.on tn lie u,,.,n.ar-y.ast.
a,,,a.,,..1 inlned ~ ha charmed with
~ ,,laa,., and m,nnar. vl,i,a Syd.
na,-... f,,t,,as seamad .,ln,nst un,c.
l',,,,t,,1,. tanaili,r - Tho h,ronet
st,,,ia,. cl.,a,nont wnnld h,wev-
/, atf.,rd lie nnela littl,. onnortunitv
80, 'a nr;,,ata .anva,sation Win thn
l,,,,,.a,.s ,.,.,,.,.
Sn,,,,la S,.lnav ho 1ad to sneak of
his aa,ly lavs = c,,anee word would