Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-02-10


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e. -, @Du se' I"
Sh. h.Ia .s.u,
nf'N "1''' nAn' uA''' 'ne Afi na"
passed her, but the unlooked-for appari-
ton of her father gave Molly another
fright. She started violently, and drag
ged Stella forward in rather q dangerous
way.
."Taka csra, Taxa carol What ar. von
so;nga" said n. fatbsr ua banSaS he,
hastily to the stones nes- The hont baI5-
inc on, the o.ber hand ~ tb. sana tirna
70 Stella. II was fortunate that he Ala
90 For No,,v.s o.sr, r,..-a,,o..
I'd stella 10 Ill, a. aI,hanaL ..n nas s,s sAu'
,u;t, fou ona - 49, So 81 uiu nos s
har S-ass vont ;nto ~ -. anS pArt Oh
1osna,ot.,r - .h. 60. -. .S lung
cd nor own srd wos ne--;ad u ,s.he .he ..dsp ASP
led TO the sa fe natb-wav
'Are you better? You have not hurt
yourselfr' said the gentlemen .,i,l ann.
porting Stella with his arm
Thank you, 1 am all right: I was NOT
hurt" she answered. Then she looked
at him and he looked at her. and both
gave the very slightest possible start. He
IGCO2QlZeQ nGr as The RlfI with GOLDEN
hair on board the Britannia. and abe re-.
membered that John Hannington had
named him to her "a Alan Monc,;aS ~
Torresmuir. The remembrance did more
than anything toward bringing the color
back to her lips. She was very white
when he landed her, for her fright had
been severe
Mr.. Moncrief raised his hat. Il can
not express my gratitude to you, mad
ame' ne eaid, IN stiff, courteous accents,
tnrougn wnich his real emotion hed some
0imcuity IN mannesung itself. But Tor
your presence OF mind and timely help,
my daughter would scarcely, rear, have
been rescued from her perilous position"
was very glad that happened to be
SO near, said Stella: had really little
to DO. she inclined her head slightly and
was ABOUT 10 move away when Moncrieh
hastily inferposed-
Excuse me-" he said, but see that
you are exceedingly wet. May I ask if
you have far to goF
TO st. Anselm's."
''St. Anselm's? You must not go that
distance in your present state: I cannot
possibly allow it"
You'll come home with Us. won't you Y'
tears, and favoring Stella with q gaze of
wide-eyed alteration. I'VE live very near.
and"
Mw.a .bout to nrono.s tb., vo, .h.r,a
avaIl vourself of tbs fact that nv hor..N
Torresmuirlis toler,bjv near ;nts,rnn,.
ed Mr.. Moncrief. "My housekeener will
sea thai yonr-your thing. are 5rv hefora
Won 10 home. I must bee Ie.ve 10 in
trodnce mvaelf" with a am;la tbaAmads
III. faca ,inorlar,v nIeosont "1f1 n.me
q. Alan Observation-Disclosures - Tor-as-
mu;r~snd this /. nv madcsn d.nohta-
Molly who deserve, . GOOD .coIdine f.
the freight sba ba. oiven N. NJ .on
Rert;e ;" he added indica+ino ~. b. r.
vas stsndina at MolIv's aide
And INV name ia Raeburn "..,d stsu.
frankly "I am stavinc with NV ann a.
NJ. S;ncIsir's st St Ansei,,,s ths
horaa IN the hill "
.Vo, coma from Dnndsoy, ..,d u,
criafY inadvertently and then va. .ne-,
18th himself for saving II
"Va." ~. ..,d r.,h.r s.d,r .u
from Dundee"
"yyhat an idiot amp, ..;d Alan Mo,.
cr,e3 "a himself "I onebt not ~ hsva
ment;one6 Dnnde. to her An tb., %.
whv she was crvine when I ssw her on
the hillside: poor siri. She has had enough
to cry for. Her eyelids are reddened
ret"
Ths boy and Girl had slunk on toRether.
m II xlad to be ont Of their fathsr's hear
ing. and he took the oportunity Of say-
ine quietly.
aIet me- tell you. Miss Raeburn. that
I know your name. and that nv father
VA. weli Acquainted with your father IN
days gone BY. Every one who knew Mr..
Raeburu esteemed him most hishly,
have never heard q man spoken of more
warmly, and I have always had the great.
est respect for him."
The manner In which the words were
uttered-simple, unaffected, sincere-was
more fattering to Steila's love for her
father than even the words themselves.
She tried to thank him, but could only
raise her eyes. swimming in tears, for Q
moment to his face by way of answer.
Torreemiur was large, fantasticaIly