The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-21
CHAPTER N\III

! Tdnh AFlndtnNa!le woke about eight
o clock and shortly aftcrward Lord XII
donan, III his dressing gown. came in from
the study with a disturbed face. The Old
Scotchman told him that he had gone 10
his wife'S room to bid her good morning
but did not find her in her room. while he
missed from the wardrobe one of her
ShawlS. ArmathWaitc tried 10 convince
his host that tn" lattcr's wife might have
run mo her houdoir for Il novel With a
doubtful shake of the head Lord kildo-
nan left the room, but returned ten min
utes later looking more than ever bcwil-
dered. with the statement that her !ldv-
ship was safely in bed asleep. He had no
doubt that she had been out of the house.
for her dress was lying on Il chair that
had been empty when he went in the first
time. He felt sure. however. that she
would make some explanation during the
day.
This she did. in fact. to her guileess
husbands satisfaction. by telling him that
she had been down in the morning room
hunting for book she had left there when
he looked into her room. She received
Armathwaitc with looks Of both fear and
enmity, and managed 50 as not to leave
him alone with her husband for a mo-
mcnt. When he was ready TO leave The
CragS to go on his round of visits to his
patients she followed him almost to the
door. They We're alone here and Arma-
thwaite grasped the opportunity to say:
Lady kildonan. listen to me. am not
your enemy. as you think | would save
You if l could. l can even now if You are
ready to save yourself. But you must
work against yourself, and let the good
self conquer the evil now. at once. or it
will be too late One more step in the
wrong direction. and no power on earth
can save you. Try. implore you; con
jure you, try
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