The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY AUGUST Is 1897.

/ Us 9lit pilis tdAe SIhdll DIX wan NEE
NO douot you have heard the infamous
story IN the Kitchen thar Mrs Parry mas
1 Just dared 70 tell me; but you don Z De
! lleFe IT. 90 you, jessie she asked Plead
| lhsIy
NO, Miss Arkwright OF course don l.
said the girl, warmly. II feel Just really
sorry for you; and il you don't think am
| taking a liberty. III beg Of you to go to
my mother tonight. She lives close to the
church. III come down with you, may
I?''
Oh. Jessie, how kind you are. Ihank
YOU so very, very much 1 feel 50 lonely
| and friendess," ana she seized Jessie
hand in hers.
Jessie mother was a kind widow Wo-
man, who gladly received poor Daphne,and
made up bed for her on the ltCle parlor
| sofa. After supper Daphne told her every
detail of her journey and its unlucky ad-
venture.
May make bold to ask the gentleman's
name, Miss, as might know him If he be-
longs TO these parts?" asked Mrs. Somers.
capt Harding. lately nome from lnaia.
Now if that amt singular; why knew
him years ago. He used 10 stay a me
vicarage with Mr.. Bright when I was cook
there. Now you had best go tomorrow,
and tell Mr.. Bright ali about it. Miss, and
he'll help you what 70 do till you can
start back for your papa
Daphne decided to accept this excellent
dtFices ana went TO Del ftlIlN idNpN. WIN
dering whether all young governesses had
such strange experiences as herself.
Capt. Harding had been unable 10 get
Daphne out of his thoughts, and on sun
day afternoon he rode over to Mrs. Per-
rvs to call. His CONSERVATION was there
fore great when the man servant answer
ed his inquiry for Daphne with the brief
reply:
"She is left sir"
'Left?"
Yes, sir, she went away last night.
Had she had news from abroad, do you
know
NO. sir, the truth is, growing very
CONFIDENTIAL. the missus sent her OIL at a
moments notice She nave often done It
before with the servants.
How do you presume 10 compare Miss
ArKWright with the servants? l VIII see
MIS-. Parry' nave the goodness to give her
thls caro-.
fapt' Harding followed the man 10 the
craving room ana was ushered INTO MRS.
Farry presence. she siared at the name
on the caro- through her pTlnce-neZ' ana
,nen' ralslhg ner head' gave hardlhg the
very stllIest DOW
tou nave mistaken the mousse she
salu' cody nave not the pleasure OF
huo"lhs Cdpt daIalhS'
Il must apologize Tor lntruding' but
came 10 see MISS AThWrlshl. am very
hluch surprised 10 near lnat she mas gone;
anu sldl DC HlucH opHseu Il you VIII
htmuly give me ueI duCli esS.
-ais- Z AIRY uiu ilol an nm 70 slI uoWH,
put tooA d 9Mllt' seu.i'l'@iiiS s4alcS a. ne
ha an soIalsrIy Hs u[T. as she repieo;
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~ HTi1iI0I 10 "to' - w -
one iel' my NUN a., "isn' tlIuSI uISo
1ies9InS VI oulll7 D.oNe olL
suuuellis @S SiS i9'' APT ii''' uiii7 esS
upon HeI'
AleIlIper thaI you are duuIessihs lIleHu
OF MISS ArhWllsl III 3 anu mus pes you
~, 70 vi iie NJ ~ ~, % i-e'u III
ing away ioheIy sIrl dl moment no
tice' AIo"l uS aS YOU up MAJ nSt lela-
Ilohs are aDi odu' anu 'i@1 she mas ho-
where 10 go
y Il no. d mater OF tle .dlulest III III
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friends are; snapped mrs Parry; she
mas evleehJIy an az uellt anu ueNoleu llIellu
a. manu-. eps AZ "a.
who accompanied her to the nm she
Almost hulieq 'nS WI us az Mn I no sIle
peen d man ildi ullls SouIu lacey ia
resisted knocking MIN down.
hau tne hohor oI pelIis ot d sliS NJ
service 70 MISS ATh"Iisnl Liat lS,IlpIe
snowy hight, ana am Piouu 70 can my
ser her lflehu'
am hot PROUD l... 10 receive c5 sucn 4, young
women INTO my mousse. Goou-udS.
on VIII nave 10 apologize 10 MISS
Arkwrlght' 10 hef Iatner' ana 20 myself
SAID Harding co0lly, out am thahKIui
she Is no longer uhder the roof OF a Wo-
man who can De SO unjust ana cruel 10
her natural protectors ana theh ne leIt
the room. ny inquiry from the groom
who brought round mis- morse ne learnt
where Daphne had gone ana al once roue
off to Mrs. Somers' VINO directed MN 10
proceed TO the vicarage, where Daphne
was having an interview with Mr.. Brlght
When he entered the study Daphne
blushed deeply, but In Few minutes telt
quite at her ease.
II think Mrs Parry mas behaved shame
| fully" said the vicar, "and have begged
Miss Arkwrght TO be our guest Tor 1T
! tie while, until we hear from MAI. Ark
wright as to what plans he wishes her to
follow"
! Il do not seem a success as a govern
| ess; ! dread going to a new placer said
Daphne.
Somehow / do not think you ever will
succeed in that line, Miss Arkwright,"
said Harding slowly.
"How kind you all are" said Daphne
! earnestly. II come a complete stranger
and you receive me like an old friend"