Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30

there ut stated times, ana she has
thoughts only for her baby and her
Duke as she calls her husband"
81 WONDER" says Miss Wharf, with n
faint yawn. III at times she doesn't find
that triflc slOwT
"You must try to like Fabian" says
Dulcc, presently. Her voice is sad. but
quite composed. She appears mournful.
but not disconnected. "You have no doubt
heard his unfortunate story from Auntie
Maud. and-you believe him, don't you"
She raises her eyes to her cousins face.
II hardly think have quite heard the
story" says Miss Wharf, evasively.
ut is II very sad one. and quite unac.
countablc. Nothing has ever been OK.
planned; I am afraid now nothing ever
will be. 1t rests Us II did at the beginning
that is the pity Of it-but you shall
hear"
mot IL IL distrcsscs you," says For
tia. gently. A feeling Of utter pity for
Fabian's sister, with all her faith and
trust so full upon her at this moment
touches her kecnly. As for the story
itself, she has heard Il score of times,
with variations, from Auntie Maud. But
then. when brought to bay, what can one
sayI
ut will not distress me-" says Dulcc.
earnestly. 1T all happened four long
years ngo-ycars that to him must seem
lifetime. lie Is twcnty-ninc now. He
had just come home for his leave. lie
was 40 handsome. and so happy-without
care an carth-and was such pct with
the men In his regiment And then one
,,n o,nn "m nupp.h.n, we were ~
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J'nclc Christopbcr' Whcn I ,b;nk No n"
with n ,,ny.Jrnwn siyb-"mv hjnoa
scc,ns 10 run cold"
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IT, GLOW cou,d onc cvcr forgot /, ~
.t.nclc Cbr;s,onhcr won, nm, 20 s.,, Tho
man who wanted him. md nf,er n i;,,io
bit cnmc hncl again with n white soc,,
and told us ono ar Tho clarke NJ ,ho c,v,,'
,v Hank Ind dared IN snv Fabian bnd
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III was 9utc true that somebody had
Forged Uncle Chris'ophcrs name Tor t0OO
but VINO II was never transpired. Uncle
Christopher wanted to hush 1t mp, but
Fnbiah wou'd not ict MN. Inc writing
was certainly rabians. ! mean the iini'
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that ,,mo. md wc. who iovei him co,,if
do nothing 40 comfort him"
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burden from those whose life il dcnr 10 M
ms our own * almost more thnn ono On,
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