Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-08

thing, and Mr.. Dutton lived between Lon.
don and Micklethwaytc for several weeks,
having much to endure on all sides. The
senior partners thought It an almost ma
licious aud decidedly ungratcful thing IN
him not 20 throw In his means, or ut any
rate. Offer his guarantee 10 tide them over
difficulties. Goodcnough's tcrgivcrsn-
tons and conccalncnts needed n practic-
ell hand and acute head TO unrnvel them.
and often deceived Mr.. Grccnlcnf himself:
and when, for time. he was convinced
that the whole state was So rotten Tint
a crash was inevitable. his wife's lnincntn.
tons and complaints of Mr.. DuttOn would
undo the whole. and II was rs " he were
doing them an injury that the pair accept
cd the comfortable prospect he was able
TO offer them In Australia.
lie would have made the like proposal
10 the Egrcmonts. hut found that Mark
held himself bound by his promise 70 his
fathcr not to enhigrntc. and thought OF
some kind Of office work. Before trying
TO procure this for him. however. MIR.
Dutton intended TO see his unr'c. ind try
Which Mr. EgTei;ioht had C.c &C offered 10
his nephew but had been rejected, could
still be obtained for him. Learning from
Miss Nugcnt that the Egrcmonts were IN
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An!
Nnttie paused. toward Mr; pnt.oh sue
Jcnce ,lun towar, any one else she hn,
ever met; nu' sue 'r't 'n"t "e "'e"t '"'n'
u"o"comnne 10 sny ,"". sue "nu ~.
ce'vea ecr'n,h a's'Se ON her '"'"er
part toward M"rR ever since tue reJ"r
which perhaps was regarded as a rcjcctio,
of herself. but she parted with Mr.. Dut
ton NJ her own door without any hint.
Alr. Egrcn,ont was In a gracious mood
and readily consented 10 see Mr., Quito,
the friend who had been w pleasant nm,
helurul NJ Puris-und Nuttic gave her pri
yn,e Instructions 10 tho footmnn 10 In
su,e his n,l,uit,ancc.
His cur,l was brought In lust m IN,
fnthcr and daughter were finishing lunch
con. md he was received In Mr., Egrc
mon,'s sitting room. where the first civil
ties Ind hardly passed before the door wa
ouene,l. and In trottc,l the golden. halrc,
HOY. no beautiful n child TINT Il woul,
hive been impossible not 10 look nt hin
with delight, even for those 10 whom MI
dark eyes and sweet smile did not rccul
those that had once been 10 dear.
Mr.. Egrcm0nt'x voice took fresh tone
"Ah, here hc comes. tho old fcllow"-an,
h. held out his hands: but the boy was IN
; tent ON his own purpose.
"Nhere's black dOgniey" he asked IN
silyer.bcll OF u little voice, but llsping
good denl; "Wyn got penny for him."
"Wynnie must DO n good boy. KiS
para first. aud MIR. Dutton," re,nonstrat