Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-23


d des csrdens. watched her very mar a;,
r$oN Gr, she had got her there. she
a6g Slsn lliy woman, but she was not
III 4 Tollu''I pna disgrace herself and
s.1s to .s far lack of Il little care: She
G tailu?; ~ that her object in living IN
ht certain 70 have the daily chance OF
London T cantsin Dorsay, and she felt
ceras ,oot nr that she should not
glaIy ~' Iaact without a witness. She
sr-a' have ave- bcen afraid. Jack Dorsay
nd , n". project in view at that mo 10
BID aH".n'lb had # not been the case no
pa5t' al" oarth would have brought him
r1c vi in 70 Lady Ewells feet. But
5eS as"." rot vet aware of it. Each
Is3 e@ mother saw her cheek flush few
by nj 'D their carriage turned into the
G'a9 al her eyes rove inccssantly from
Ii'S. ana q tbo Row to the other, for fear
on' >a[ r Vi .ight of the only person she was
t.1e " , yl met him. indeed, but each
l'D' ,omnonied by Sir Wilfrid Ewell,
Doe a Sotb men raised their hats to the
1g g., nnI nothing more. Lady Otto sus-
'lSH + .bar her daughter wrote to Cap
ls'' n,rsor but she was never able to
Old , GJ, that fact. Lady Ewell had her
n'' na;1 70 carry and receive her let
ol , ,, bor mother felt she had no right
%> , an But she guessed 1t, from
a. n with which Lena awaited the
, .n koocl-from the look Of sick
,n n 1isanDo;ntment that crept over her
1D' g. She examined the envelopes pre-
Da ,J IA hcr The mother and daugh-
s. f1 lost all pleasure in each other S
:.,r The one was a prisoner-the 9th
sn n ia;ar and Lena felt as if she had
1.n mare free (as indeed she was) at
I,rh,ro-o But her husband never wrote
rsr nov nor attempted to see her,
" ,bo ,pIy evidence she had of his
,,,,.rso was when she received the al
sr,rc. which was regularly forwarded
her,
rost tbr woman grew really sick with
t,rnr and disappointment, and the con-
-.,on that she had made hopeless tam
\ %of life which might otherwise have
kan to,prably easy. Lady Otto heard
I,,,cins IN and down her room at night
-rr dpspairingly, but angrily-as if she
.,,ol her fate, and everything connected
N + fer having brought her to so dis
r'anSs. Yet in the morning she would
.rf3r with heavy lidded eyes, and in
,,,rpr to al! interrOgations, would de-
ARE she had never rested better IN her
n LADY Otto could not understand 1t.
nbpfore long she understood it too well.
ne morning, when she had waited for
tgbrrakfast beyond the usual hour, she
MT for Lady Ewell's maid, and desired
ahav if her mistress was getting up.
Il don't know. my lady" replied the
gant. II took up her ladyship's hot
wgatthe usual time, and | have orders
bwit after that until her ladyship rings
abp.l for ne. And her ladyship hasn't
IN. yet, MY lady
She must have fallen asleep again."
g.l Lady Otto Go up stairs and tell
E with my love, that it is past twelve
1h Perhaps she will have her break
1N served in her own ROOM
The woman went upon her GRAND, but
Nu1ol in double quick time, with a
&ot CONSERVATION.
Vl. if You please. my lady, will you
1t 70 her ladyship? | can't wake her,
lady, 90 what | Will; and she looks
Nall the world as if she was dead, my
sy'
Lady otto turned very pale. She at
Ae! more Importance to Lena's attacks
Mpt&tlon than the doctors did, and
IaNt impression was that her daughter
a'leen suddenly launched upon the I'M
"1 Verdi She ran up stairs as quickly
&e could, and reached Lena's bed
ILL., Inc frSt view of her was startling
l:a Lady EweII was lying over the
" q the CHASTITY white-with her
W Ael and her mouth open. But she
y not dead, for she breathed with a
sS S snoring sound.
DAa IS this exclaimed Lady Otto,
s>g RAISED her daughters head. What
%4c takeu:"
w. GEAR my lady" cried the whim-
,~ ., IUa'Q' l do hope as it's nothing
WI, uaF!n her ladyship. But her lady
Me VIII take drops to make herself
" my lady, and
q" lor doctor" exclaimed Lady
y, =, u'IroFl,2tlyely. Send one of the
~, \. d. Marshall, and tell him to
~ aefe at once"
N ' ~ minutes. during which she had
,,.,,,. VAIN 10 restore Lady Ewell to
''''.'SS' The doctor stood by the bed
,, ;11 I: the patients eyeballs,
N a5a:atc of chloraI.-ap overaosow
Vs. Vs. s !, will it kill her."
ia t ,'S TINE; but Lady Ewell had
s5s NTH t SUi how she plays such
s,s, ' ,,:, IeEseif. have cautioned her
l. IL r e~M OF all kinds. The palpita-
h t, sn1eTS from, though not danger
ks , rE1'>el'es, Indicate a very weak
u, n rrr IN mdiscretion of this sort
p ory' : lalal to her. Let her sleep
E,rskr fa roS o'to. She will probably
b4x wv 'o' some hours yet. But when
D ya, w" must give her good talking
''' serious consequences may en-
aly IN b ~naNe 10y dinner time, and APP
q A, a -,SF usual spirits: but her moth
oor; rsAnon the subject to her till
b. Lang, lang morning. And when she
Y Er ,%%4 L. 10 her CONSERVATION that
srqs Ia, was obstinately opposed to
Finn t ;-a' +. any harm could accrue to
I'm :, ~ use Cf Chloral