The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19

Leigh seized Hamburg and drew him
away from the wall The best thing
We can do is % lay him fiat. So, Pray,
forgive and forget what | said. Miss Ash
ton. | was sure You were Miss Grace,
lady know. whom | met Yesterday and
This morning. such a likeness never was
before, bur | can see a little difference
now: difference now that you look at me
speak. He had placed the young man
fiat ON his back. and was gazing up into
the face Of the girl with look half of
worship, half Of fear
IN few seconds Hamburg showed
signs Of life. His eyelids fickercd, his
chest hcavcd, his color began to return.
he sighed and raised his hand. Gradu-
ally he came 10 himself. and with the
Joint aid of Leigh and Dora tottered TO
his feet
Leigh had no thought Of serving Han
bury. If the .,oung man had been alone
hr would hayr left him whore he stood
until the convaIoscent was strong enough
t. shift for himself. But he was under a
double spell the spell Of the extraordi-
nary likeness between this girl Miss Ash
ton. and that other girl, Miss Grace, and
the spell Of Miss AShton's beauty. As
i w. ms lloHEhi was '!eah' ana sharp
anu particular. now = was misty DIM
-'"I l'uS, vague RUIN 'race haa. aJ
~ >IIn'' N["HGhi q charm upon MN
= - ny "'" "s'ti hli'Nn pei"te. boia
ANHl"h renewed anu heightened the
ohafn ana carried II TO an lntoierahle
warming ana rapture. lie was beside
Iiii'l>eli aN ne hurried away 10 get cap
Ag H,. ] HI,
ne ha1 PROMISED - hrihg.
l'"E7' Saia tlanhury. after 4 little
Waii" ana mn"h Thought VIII You prom
iNH me one thluG Say nothing 70 soul
about my ianting You Will not tell
Your father o" mother or my mother: |
viii he able u keep the other occasions
qHicr. II this got about | should have to
clear ont Of Chicago Id he the laugh
ing stock Of the clubs. That man nee,I
mn know more than he has seen"
'Rut ne VIII return with the cab. YoD
can ask him not to say anything about
it,"
"Come. Dora. he said. with sudden and
fovorlsh energy. let us 60. feel hor-
rihle rapugnancp to this place
She took his proffpred arm with view
10 giving. NOT receiving. aid and he hur.
rfrd her along Chctwynd street until he
iurt the UISt cross road leading north,
iuro this he ha<tened casting ouicll
sIauce behind. ana finding to his great
relief that no vas not followed
II wonder. said tho girl Iookino nm
aaietIv Al him, how nv name would ,oai,
in print connected with this miserable af
fair aud place aud that negro and YOU :"
II" stopped short. dropped hcr arm ana
looked at her with an expression Of alarm
ana apology. Dora. Dora. beg vonr
pardon. most sincerely beg vonr nar-
Ion. There is something wrong with me
o-dav. never thought Of thar. You
vauId not. Dora he very much put ont If
au saw your name connected with mine
i print? our engagement is not public
aur thcr" is no reason it should not be
II WAS in accordance with Dora
wishes the cement between them had
mot been announced She was intensely
independent. " by should the world know
they were pledged to one another? 1t was
no affair Of the worlds. But to have
her name bracketed with his in news
papers and then their engagement an
nounced would be hideous, unbearahle to
her
There's cab at the end of the street"
she said.
SO there Is He started at her voice.