Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17

s"ppers. was nddcd to tue group. Il
""net VIII oc az nome presently. !
ncpe' sa'u NnnnpIc. "bnt she got cut |
VIII some broken glass: aud we sent her
roui" py Dr. Nnyinonds to get II SGT 10
,,ss vn' !ohh! VIC cnmc 70 GRIEF on
nmcpost Bridge after ALL ana I'm atra"
Nooihsoi, ms got his leg broken:
Slr !ohh was good.natnred. heavy
man: whose clever w'tc tnomght Tor MN
III .'I th"t Gid nor regard HORSES uoss'
anu game. re icoKed perfectly nsto"nd-
cu. nhG REQUIRED 10 nave az toid MN over
,.; neiorc nc con'u In'Iy take y 10.
A"cn nc ",crcu sMppresssu maIedic'ioh
ON cns'nss. insisted mat an ms 'mprcinpt,
guests sn'"m ,n'nS9'a'ely cn,. Drink nnd
s,rep. "mu oec'9rea n's intention OIL going
on ,. Nv ""ec 10 "e"'"s''e 10 sec "oo"t MS
"m ~,
I"c .wo scn',smen were committed TO
."c c.Ec Oh Tue "ut'er' ana Ahnape
, 100" ..u'e unu M"y 70 ner SISTER arcss.
,ne room. where s,c Knew she should
:" .na .. !, was not worth while, she made
,,"r", " r"n .,,s " ~. ~ "oMn roo'n pre-
p",.u 10. mem III me meantime. II was
Sr " ,,, .'"muer VIII Dug nca. Tar AWAY
'so,,, 'nc sn' ,', sn",'ercH anu curtain,
srsa
mc,se. Inc TWO COUSINS my aown. Nu.t'e
.sn as,ep a'mosi before her henu touchc.i
Wv pillow. WINE Mny was nch,hg al
over occ!ar'ng nersc't lar 100 much ''red
""" cNc''cH 10 steep. =,
M""n Nu'," INVOKE. q ma,a 'oId
,neH, ."nt ny Indy hnu ocen Drought nome
.! W.T.. "nu MIS-. Egrcmoht ABOUT an monr
nitcr !hc'r nrr'Vn'. She was ms wei rs
cou" NC eNpcct""' anu there was no cause
icr ""N'c'!' W.T.. nnu Mrs. Egrcmoht hau
men gone on 10 brugehe'd. leaving word
.nnt Mrs. Whiiah' Egrcmont anu Miss
n'ahcne were sleeping ut ItedcastIe. nav.
Ing sent nome Tor their own dresses anu
the young Iad'cs. anu would cn!l Tor the
rest OF their party on inc way. Indeed,
box Tor tue Misses Egrcmont had been
"epos'ed ny the canon from the pony
carriage an ho"r ago. ana was already In
tue dressing room; but MISS Nu'hvcn
| WouIa NOT nave them d'sturDcd. Miss
Nntnven--on. yes. sne was up. she had
not Oceh III Ded al oil.
CHAPTER MI.
The Blucposts Bridge had produced a
good deal Of effect. Ursula Egrcmont In
special seemed to herself TO have been
awakened from a strange dream, and to
|
lions. She yearned for Aunt Urscl and
Miss Mary: she longed after the chants
Of the choir: and when she thought Of the
effort poor Gerard Godfrey had made 10
see her. she felt him hero. and herself a
rccrcant heroine. who had well.nigh been
betrayed into .frivolity and dcscrtion of
him. and she registered secret resolutions
] Of consistency. Shc burned to pour out To
hcr mother all tho Mickclthwayte ti,lings.
and nll her longings TO bc there; hut when
tho rectOry party not her down ut the door
the fOOtinnn, with u look OF grave impOr-
lance. announced that Mr.. Egrcmont was
very unwell. MIR. Gregory thinks he has
tnkcn chill from the effect of exposure,
sir. and DR.. Hamilton has been sent for"
| Tho canon and his wife both got out on
this intelligence. md Mrs. Egrcmont was
summoned TO see them. She came, look.
Ing more frightened than they thought the
occasion demanded. FOR she was appalled,
by the severe pain In the head and eyes;
but they comfOrted her by assuring her
that her husband hnd suffered In tho same
manner In the spring. and she saw how
well he had recovered; and then telling
Nuttic to bring word what the doctors
report was, and then spend the evening at
the rectOry. they departed, while poor
| NuttW Ouy uuu ouc hlSs' one inquiry
whether she were rested, before her moth
or fed back to the patient.
Nor did she see her again until after the
doctors visit. and then II was only 10 dc.
sire her to tell hcr uncle that the attack
was pronounced to be return Of the III.
ness of last spring. and that It would be
cxpcdient to go abroad for the winter.
10 abroad! 1t had always been Wis.
ion of delight to Nuttie. and she could
not be greatly concerned at the occasion
OF It; but she did not find tho rectOry In
o condition to converse and sympathixe.
Blanche was lying down with bad head
ache. and u whole party of semi.genteel
parish visitors had come In to inquire
about the accident, and had to be enter
tained WIN AFTERNOON tea; ana May.
though helping her stepmother to do her
devo'r toward them. seemed more prcOc.
cup'ed than ever
as 'hueed sue was. Tor she knew that
MhrK WIS putting MS rate TO the touch
Win MS iather III tue study.
Inc canon iie"rd tue proposal with ut
Ter CONSERVATION anu d'smay ut the pcr-
Versehess OF the TWO young people, who
might nave been engaged any time these
TWO years WIN Tue i"'l appreciation OF
their iami!ies' ana now chose the very
moment when every one was rejoicing ut
their freedom.
When young man has got Into
p'ckie' he said. tine hrst thing Is to want
10 ne marrled'
| EXACTLY so, sir, to give him q motive