Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08
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vas the nth daughter OF DIR. Pillingham
II Curzon street, Mayfair, and he the third
ION of the Earl OF Broadmoor, with IN nj
owance that kept him in ncckties and Gig
lrettcs, together with a bedroom and 'tho
nn of his teeth at the family mansion in
5rosvenor square.
Lord Brondmoor had put down his gout-
est foot as heavily as he dared and thun-
icred "Nor' And as, in addition to his
lordship, Lady Broadmoor clnimcd DR.
Pillingham's attendance for five minutes
svery morning, Mt guinea visit they
we're not patients TO be offended rnshly.
So Miss Dorothy pillingham and the
Hon. Guy de Working had one meeting 70
ay "Goodby," after which they were 20
ueet as strangers. No ono quito knew
how they had ever met at ALL
You will neither write to him nor hear
from him, said DIR, Pilllngham stornly
Father, cannot promise, said Dor
othy, sobbing
al don't caro- whether you do or not.
I'll see to thatr said DR. pillingham. And
from that dny every letter into and out Of
the house was scrutinizcd and every walk
poor Dorothy took was in the company of
some one stern and severe.
III hear of you communicating with
that girl, you go with shilling said TIE
Earl of BroadmOor to his son.
Gan right, governor; keep your hair on.
You've got to hear of it first, said Guy de
Working under his breath, but his father
fortunately did not hear and soon after
sounded DIR Pillingham MS to how parental
discipline worked in the case Of Dorothy.
"A charming nature, Lord Broadmoor,"
said the old doctor, "a charming nature,
Our uffectionato intercourse is uninter-
rupted. Every morning she helps mo on
with my oycrcoat, just rs usunl, brushes
my hat, secs that my stethoscopc Is In its
place. used to be continually forgetting
it-and, though IN be bound she knows
where I'm going, says not word. ~
81 am delighted TO hear 1t, " said LORD
Broadmoor. He had not watched his SON
correspondents, trusting rather 10 tho
watching on the other side and also 70 the
fact that he had never seen Guy read any
thing but sporting paper or write ut all,
except under compulsion.
VERY satisfactory" said Lord Broad
moor, recurring to the subject ton months
later "All blown over and ended.
He had been telling DIR. Pillingham of
an excellent appointment in government
Office which he had obtained for Guy.
81 should not have got him billet in
London, continued his lordship, ''if they
had not forgotten one another"
II hope he likes his work, 7" snid DR.
Pillingham.
Its the first thing he has ever perse-
vered with. There he goes to his office,
said Lord Broadmoor as the front doo'
er all the came; How late At ISL You 700,
must DC later IMAM usual doctor thihk'
- nancy l am, sad DR. Piilinshan,
rs her h'ayship reiuy 10 see inef ana
ne ioiloMeu poWuefeu iootihnh OUT OF thp
room; When no came down suiirs, LORD
broiuinoor was stanuirH II, inc h'il,
shouiu po ophgcu' " fliihehaih' ms
saiu, II you wouiu taSe hurrl'dV VIII
zen iine from me 10 iauy iionorh S1hu-
cro'nai 10 cohupie WIN hcr On or iHt-
rick 5 accident.
certainty SAID Ut flllinghalni snip
ping tho ilttle .hiee cornero'i noIe lil'o the
inning OF ms nat WIN put II mere WIN
one corner projecting cannot forget it
then,
ny inc way, s!id ms iordship' - nope
Miss Dorothy does not regard me rs ter
ripie ogre mo-,
up, .ut, sur II zimmerman. eng
mas iorkot'en eNt's lining a'iu we iu'Ne ~,
s'oreu her iiper,y, enc mas peeh qui'cclNli
mtely 10 young u Mc'reSor' Shc never
wotiiu SPEAK 10 nm peiofe' IN iao1' 1 real
~ mop,
mn Vui.o 50; ',ry sulthpio con'icct'ot''
iiihh YOU SOW itpiu 'ro e.''l ~ u,
r%tcneu ms s,uuy Nhlio inc lootiiii'h cioaeu
thc uo"r U" 'he uooVoF
My dear Lady iionorin, said DIR. PHI
bingham, "a note of coincidence from Lord
Broadmoor-the sympathetic outpouring
of a kindly heart.
"Dear Lord Broadmoorl" said Lady
Honoria, smiling at the old doctor gra
ciously rs she opened 1t. "How different
the courtly grace and dignihed style OF ON
day from the slnngy familiarity of the pres
ent tiineW She gave sudden gasp and
sank back upon the sofa. This from Lord
Brondmoorl" she moaned.
The note fen TO the floor. The com
mencement, written large, caught his eye
at once.
My own little Dolly Daddlecums
To me of all peoplol" gasped her lady
ship.
Certainly not, said the doctor. Sh'
would have turned the scaleat 10 stone, 81
little Dolly Dnddleoums' was obviously
inadequate.
written in "a foreign hand and meant
for whom L know notl' sho groaned
Poor Lady Broadmoor--but stayi Yol
must not read itp'
II have read it," ho said, putting it II
his pocket, land you may take IL from mt
i. 7 - Il. !.