Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-29
CHAPTER I,

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KIN ana heir. nc s'cceeas 10 'hc 'i,,c anu
estates. lie WIZ DO inc 'nir'ceh,h Ear oi
Dunhnvcn. iinVrndn'c inrk, FAIR OAKS
ana 'his mousse WIN 90 10 nm. lie taxes
your :nthcrs place. Lazy Darei Is ,he
young enrIs mother she added; ana !
nave heard thnt shc u cohsidercd one oi
the proudcst women u, England. An. my
dear. you nave been OF more consequence
TO the world than tho world has been 10
you. Your liic viii AL hc changed now.
"WhyW asked Lady Hildn. suddenly.
"iou will have your mothers fortune.
She had very large one. aud II Is sure
to he yours now" said Miss Darwin.
LADY Darcl will. Of course. take you
under her charge: she will bring you ont:
You will take your proper place In the
world now"
Neither Lady IIllda nor Miss Darwin
thought OF going to rest. At stated In
tervals Joan brought them strong tea. and
there was n great deal said about "kcep.
ipg up" and not breaking down. They
sat and watched through the long. silent
night.
II was strange on the next day TO find
the gloomy house oven more gloomy. with
the dnrkcncL windows and closed doors,
with the awful presence Of the King Of
Terrors. Lady IIilda would fain have
gone to the sea. would fain have listened
20 what the waves had to say about her
now life, but Miss Darwin assured hcr 1t
must not be done; that IL Lady Darcl
should come and find her out she would
be seriously displeascd, and Lady Hilda
was compelled TO Yield
Another long. silent day passed, and on
tho morning Of tho next day they came.
Lady Hilda was alone In her room. She
heard tho sounds TINT announced tho mr.
rival. she heard tho subducd voices, the
flushed footsteps, and she waited In a
fever of suspense. 1t seemed TO her
hours before Miss Darwin came 10 her.
Then that self.satistied lady looked as II
she had been reused from her calm.
"Comc quickly, Lady HjIda," she said.
"L,ady Darel has asked to sce you. und
wc must not keep her waiting"
"What IL she like?" asked tho young
,girl. eagerly.
"Like no ono have ever seen, She IL
magnificent, but proud as Queen-proud.
.er than the Queen of Sheba herself, aud
90 beautifully dressed"
II have never seen any one beautifully
dressed In all my life" said the young Girl
with a sigh.
Then holding Miss Darwin's hand
tightly clasped In her own, she went to
the large, bare, iil-furnished room called
lby courtesy tho drawing room. At first
her eyes were daxxled. She saw a tall,
handsome woman Of queenly presence aud
fair, blonde beauty, superbiy dressed, her
white hands shining with jewels, a lady
who looked up In naughty surprise as she
entered, but neither moved nor addressed