The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-18
7NE SIN Or HAGAR

,.opsfs -CHAPlEhh I, CO.,
siNV a. Deyonshire, England, Loru o''au
terror" na :" his daughter Mamie pecome M
prnlee an n strange couple, fatherand uausp-
teres.eu ,ather being called the Wizard. IL
3 ter lne - s = murdered, and the murderer is
the "r~ lord straubenzee in pity taxes
unKn nu,s daughter Hagar home TO iive
Vne W." ,n, III and IV.--Will Cassalis, Mamie
WIN "n, Earned against Hagarand VIII warns
lover, = vi VII and VII. --Hagar goes 10
Mrne Mamie. and VIII Cassalis is or
ehOol VIII Iord straubenzee 10 go abroad i0r
dered ny Tor IN test the strength or the anec-
y !,an between win and Mamie
~" CONTINUED
v,ben he did not "tease" her like
nc there were times when his doml-
w.. Int personality attracted her, she being
81 that gentle, dependent order OF wom-
~ that a strong man fights for and
Sborisbes as long as there is breath III
his bodv aye, and loves as the self sur
fcipg. strong woman never is, never can
10 loved. Nannie's image, sweet, KISS
sblo most womanly and lovely, was
sealed on Trelawny's eyes, and through
y be saw only vague shapes OF other
women who came and went. There are
few men capable of such absorption in
one image. and these not always OF the
hest kind, but those who are usually
carry il stamped upon them to their
graves and after. And this morning,
walking in the long, cool shadows OF
the giant trees in the park, he strained
every nerve to put the girl off her guard,
10 soften her toward him when present.
" he should ask her for the last time
what he had so often asked before In
vain.
And Hagar walking beside them, her
pallor unnoticed, her thoughts her own,
knew that she had come TO turning of
the ways, that the time when she should
be able to show gratitude to God for the
one chance, SO passionately prayed for,
so mercifully vouchsafed, or prove her.
self migrate and worse than migrate had
arrived, and had there been no Will
Cassilis her path would have spread
broad and easy before her, bat she loved
him, and all was said.
A young mans cool, penetrating, inn
pertinent glance may sometimes prove
as fierce a torch To a woman's heart as
anOthers fervid devotion, and if you ask
why Hagar loved this very ordinary
young man ! say that love has no rea-
SOD for his widest vagaries and ex-
Cuses himself never.
why should not Mamie marry TIE
awny? whispered the devil in Hagar's
ear He would worship her all his
life. There would be 10 shadow Of turn
Ing in such love as his. And Will Gas
sllis free might with favoring oppcrtu-
nifty cast his eyes at last on her and be-
hold that she was fair. "
They had come to q rustic SKINNER
house, and by a gesture Blal:e storped
magyar as she was following Mamie
across the threshold. Think Of her.
influence her, he said in a swift whis-
per as he pushed her toward "a clu,np of
,rees hard by, then entered the summer
must ana sat down by Mamie, who
aad forgotten her fears and was think.
ing Of Willie. NJ 4
Where is Hagar?" she cried sterling
w out Irelawny drew her down beside
nm both her hands clasped in one Of
i, MY love, my little love- he said in
sis s'rong deep voice, his dark face one
name Of longing, "Iwant you. Icannu t
1--we 1--we without you. Come to me, sweet
leart-wife!"
men strange thing happened.
Nannles eyes grew soft and tender.
~ r,. though kindled by the fire of bis. her
s'ie lace, with delicious look of Weld
!, ,, u intoxicated happiness, sank slow.
,,,s wward his breast. but even as he
eo ~al1ed her in his arms, before his lips
s".. touch her, she had torn herself
event v~ ms embrace, and crying out:
,n yn1e willie! Willie p like one mad.
'usled from the place