The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-27
sfIi-.I antinn~a

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sd l.~ Eaa IniaM-lts Iu5gH IN
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we L.
II that Yoans man remembers =
.aHi s.-etc.t aip,u: D5,k Ashland an
himself an IL. Il will -arTe u, - a
feu yards - repa apss-~. Ii 4akf-~
sne sttsnr 10 think ~ il
lii ta@~. aal gone aellea. and
lroa-l- within di~.erni5I. dl,tJuc4 II
nsaa 5n~tItr e9u4-ti fear took p,-
session II h.a Ifl> t=4ta ratified ana
it5> limbs shook
If that young nIaa r"uenttt.9 -
tsnrc" Kissed ii>iainfniiy fEe Atr ~
rah.. with bi> clen"had is. flaEin.
tiIe 1.a~ee-> jump and rls sies-4uter~
rattle H. cruel little eyes .llt.ar,1i
fnorc ferpeiyu~!y than ever and h.>
fee'h wer@ 81 hard III relentless >aF-
a.ers DamGafion h cried He
IoG<t.- rrHlsmbar-Ig sham r-gnpm-
feT .7la~s ~ uar logs. We're Eot
LANDS haven't saz H-'ge go ayes
haven't We An if w-'r. IA, swing FUR
DicA Ashland | rAt ken Ii Hont matter
*lt~Daf il tho hir- ain - ,tDp 8iS Jaw
That ainr 80 Easy. George David
an gc-ed trenulpu~ly 'Iew earu.t
gct 81 man - smack aA@Ir - ont III
fiIe lty kiss. if> 3il~r fr.iie bigger
5ps ~ stop h- jaH III this Eos Than
II We had him 30 tn ~an.fa ~ Chr.
iat
II = il gici~ously ex.laimas. -
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tle .ton"r wa MAKE M our minds AMI
So 81 work about Il the better
CHATTER X
Tie hacistna, nal Hp liffic.Iif- ia
discovering 'la place .Ae7e SIR Viii
lam Gut1b.rtsnn haI performed his
operation aud whnr" hi- distinguished
patient WAS slowly recovering. It was
- pretty little cottage >tandin. in
riny walled -.rtlan Oh Il sparsely fra
aHentci road between Shepper-Dn AMI
Iailiforsl sl-on- fin-1 I taIa-> 4 former
owner mad given II the .ftnciful name
of The Re~t, Tbs. place vas within
easy reach af London AMI. although
~ = comparatively short distance, rh~
river teemt-i With hr0yant life and
rfysiry. along th- lane shaded hs
huge elrns ani slid ci4esfnit. s1ii-
fnda Ms mad. musical only ~ fha
fe.tt.lars41 soIl-.ser~ # Ia. ,E..,. auti
fhe seH-n If thr leaves lsiEeria- wtriI
tbf StitanaF Ir-ezs.
The nearest flab.as.sa Ssaa!l
lfu~.. nsua.lg lei furnished during tAp
boating season. Nas about asr-siui
twenty wards away ala Hn4ccul5el j t
'hs tim ntii.r fesi lauc4s. ~tr.., ,Yfl
here aud there1isn. tie road Hern
hidden deep ii lie PARK ike grounds,
and gave rise - u8 til>tHflJin-nB. ,AS
The room Iii Which Herbert H4~ +
In 0a> situated aa IL. ground flor
of tic litsle eatfa.-. Ii was Spae3sls,
and piaialr int extremely comfort I'll,
l.. furnished Iii. walls acre painted,
u hui~h sfona--rir and no pitf.ra II
any kind attracted attention Ilpr..
Here ne pictures oa tie WlliS anil
the doors AMI windows looked across
small. but beautifully kept EtHa.
"n 10 brick Waii ~hiat'lerra with
Virginia creepsr The skyline was
ncar.s IlIa iH -i1f s!l> - II,
full wealth ef their l4afy green AL
was simply harmonious Ii, yioleners
of taste Or .il1d. shocked la eye II
vas homlinees AMI comfort made solid.
and vet placed within such b;siny rest
si~ 4 mountain wilderness could scarce
/, snrpass
Herbert had - pass his days anI his
nights pn his coGch Thanks to the
excellent care bestowed upon him. IL
tad suffered from hardly any fever.
and the wound resulting from rs
operation wa, heaiin. fast
N61 soul entered his room bnf tha
softly spoken. grave yisaged. gray
headed attendant. who moved with i
Iniseless solicittiIa and anticipafel lis
every want, his every wish II.
hours se"mr. eternal b,lt his deter
l4narl"n strengthened him AMI
made bis temporary lenlinesS loss Bit
ter. All around him silence rei-ne,l
lis attendant moved Stealthiy like
= cat. and 10 disturbing football
reached his ear from anywhere. II
WAS only III the rareSt intervals that
the grating of the wheels Oh he soft
-ciay.y road outside became audible.
or hat 4 paSsnrby. more n,isy than
usual. niruded upon his privacy by
tn. faint sounds of the snatch of
song
And. yet had he hut know r. IL
would have felt less lonely. from the
fact that al anxious. loving heart was
watching over him in the same house.
that dainty tiny hands assisted in the
preparation Of his meals. that good
WoIaan'S voice WAS lifted nightly in
prayer for his recovery
Lucy had succeeded in obtaining
Sir William cufhbertson's permission
70 live in the cottage with Herbert
upon the expressed condition that he,.
presence should not be betrayed by
sound Or sign that she should remain
In the wing Of the house opposite to
that whore young Cleyn was stretched
on his bed Of pain. II can easily he