The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-20

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s.Uorold ~ sbe sail "u bove q con-
fess;on IN mako n will shock Won
but / think Won ought to know it. I'm
afraid YOU will scarcely forgive me for
not telling YOU before"
"Oh. comerr protested Harold. For
what could this clear-eyed creature
have to confess that would in any way
tax his powers of forgiveness? TO be
sure. he remembered. he knew moth
ing of her past beyond the fact that
she was the daughter of n college pro-
fessor. but that had seemed quite
enough. and he had repeated the in
formation to his relatives with no little
satisfaction when they asked the in
evitable question. "Who il she?" But
she was so much in earnest that he
was compelled to listen.
II was very young when we left the
city, she began. Papa had been
over-working in the college, and the
doctors said he must go to some quiet
place on the seashore and rest for a
year or two; so we went to Hardacre.
1t is a mere fishing hamlet, and so
quiet thet it seemed as If we had
reached the place
Where one eternal Sabbath reigns!
''The people were very kind to us,
and the sea was almost at our door.
Papa liked it. He grew stronger every
day. and at the end of the second
summer he thought he was we'll
enough TO 90 back. But while he was
making his arrangements, he was
seized with what seemed to be faint
ing turn. But it proved to be-the
end"
The gathering tears made break
in her voice, and Harold, in quick
sympathy, would have taken her in
his arms. But she drew away from
him.
..uo;t All won bo,r tbo roat ~ sIo
s,;d .srhe doctor collsd II heart dis.
oaao And baforo mamma had roIl;ed
from tho sbock news came Of tbe
failure of the hank in which mana had
his Money r. was NOT a large amount
H.. !, ,,o',ld L,ro s,,rnortod no ,.or,,
comfortabIv After that moor mamma
had to str1oo,o olono tho beat che
could Sba wos too indenendent to
oo hack 70 tbe citv- and he n burden
% ber fr;ends so we staved in Hard.
oora. and hv Tho TINA woa obIe IN
he earn;ng something her health oave
wov And verv soon sbe too was taken
from me
"sbe had troined ma for n teacber
but tho Hordacre school was snnnlied
and had not got the heart IN go eIse.
wharo I HorIecrs was NV bome
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