The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-09-25
CHAPIE Err VI.

points, llldJ nave dlN dNS louli' - 49,
when en- the eve of making fresh ana
highly lauded acquaintance, to be pre-
| pared for disappointment
If not tall, above middle height. and
graceful as her son, to whom she bore
strong, though refined, delicate, and fem
| mime likeness. Lady Estmere's great beau
ty was the first thin; that impressed me.
She was fair and slight. her figure almost
giriish. Without knowing Valentines
age, on examination | should have judged
her to be past forty. Her complexion was
pale but clear, her features NEST regular
and finely cut. and | noticed at once the
smallness and beautiful shape of the hand
she placed in mine There was softness
/ in her eyes which | can best describe by
| comparing it to the look in the eyes of
some of Romney's portraits of beautiful
women. This was Lady Estmere. and. if
her disposition were in keeping with her
outward charms, Valentines expression
of "fairest and noblest of women might
not be much too exalted.
Il rave heard a great deal about you.
Mr.. Norris" she said. both from Nalen-
/ tine and Lord Rothwell. | am very glad
to see YOU. Valentine calls You his closest
/ friend. As we are almost one in thought.
You must try TO take two friends instead
! of one"
! | was framing n suitable reply, when
! the door opened and Valentine entered.
! He was not alone; a tall girl came through
/ the doorway with him, ana if | say his
! arm was round her waist shall be saying
no wrong. unless truth is Il crime.
/ The lady was the only one who appear
/ ed at all discomposed TT being detected
I by stranger in such an unconventional
/ attitude N,1ortina o,n,o f,r,,.,r5 VIII,
! his ordinary natural hri,-bt manner
..You here. phiIip, never heard Won
! knock. | am very sorry. but | have no
/ doubt both my mother ana Won were canal
! TO the occasion CraDd.no and I ,vara in
! the garden IRVINE 10 find . rosa thar hal
| survived LopG.n smoke" he added turn
! ing ia Lady Estmere
I "Claudire Miss \ar;,ro : my ,;oco
/ Mr. Norris said J,d- rstnor.. md +bn
! vour, lady and mad nronar santa
| lions
x.,...
-. ~ - nv my '''"7 al ii'N
10, 'uei "|'"' "Hp vas COMING
:, - i1'7 ~ ""' .''" Ilot SINeh
-. Us " p''' ''Ne" "''o"''"H' N''uHlht -\tN-
Ii-e' '"nle upon NE IKE sur
l'''''' puI su'-' =" dIfte"o4e SURPRISE thaf
/ 'o"aru me en-! OF the evening vas be-
/ T'HHt,S 10 l'ei l''ereHtea III aSctrtalhlhG
I'ti ''le 'Li'',iIt' Il, "h''H 'he young
l''",l,Ts tiittIti tht "raWIhg room was
1 " Simple demonstration OF cous!Hiy atfec-
/ ION an assertion OF 'ousihty rights on
''' M, pi.' 81 N''ei''le' o. something more
NS!t Nt'e 10 o'HeF guests at dinner.
IlHeu III coy peasant way at a
. .,t,t ''eIS NaIeillhe vas OF course,
az I'le u lLie parry; hut Hiss NtFhIe ana
Ir,ti,, 90 '4ie pea I'm cht'. Lacy
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- Vi '.ils more sooei ''i"ehcy IMAM
80 u '1S s9I"Se5 n.eli'perS 81 Inc
r 80 q -, anu MS e'reh'rlcitl'S
''IS I'u''iui su'Jett o. cohVerSa-
IoH' Lazy ESlihefe was curious To know
now 1 became acquainted with him, and
why ne seemed 10 tie SO fond OF me- ms
rC.'>,'l'e! liie rt,i,"l 81 IRE Iact9 OF our
I - ms an" HeStr'"ed ~ Wei as
c3uIu me come SIDE OF It. and Mi Dun
"a nO.s u'otitSSIlH rohoI'loh ana dismaE.
w. ny n.ion OF Tue I'l'iE place ne landed
at "hIch was moreover my own. drew
Io''h personal inquiries from Lady Est
mere ana somehow began To talk freely
al ul,reStralnedIy OF my hoyiSA days.
ne e!uer Iaus SOFT KIND eyes looked at
me WIN great interest, ana encouraged
me - proceed
w hat Il strange hoyhood." said Lady
oda LAY iils ntr orau'ilnI Nhite hana
-,rcb Lan, ,ia oli IL. ''i lou must De
81 ~ ~ 'io"
WoHutr you oiu not oeyeiop INTO
Do VII Norris silu Mss Neville. But
Tn it,"4s ou are one she ADDED, seeing
ei-, SAM 7I, 1T '"e Hl''hlnslE, ana
~ "psu II, o,uSh arose TO my cheek as
caught the glance.
y ooeI' VI course ne Is. Look at his
lioSSlNe prov; Sald aiehtIne. why.
10y u''i Ci"uu,He' ne mas written reamN-
r"seuS, comedy, ana all the rest. Ask
him 20 bring bagfuI over and read to
you lie only wants ENCOURAGEMENT to
sle Hle Tue dement, OF them all. But |
an, HilLl ana never press nm.