Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
EHART,lcH VII
Par.-Cood, very roo3: II is so. then. Good, vc.'y gocd; lct it Dc concealed
 awhile.
-All's wei Tai J1n1s We'll

Good, vcrE good: let it Dc concealed
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 -AIs y-cli T',:at Ends We'll
 And nov. my dear fellow. if you can
 .hinl1 of any other indebtedness, great pr small-,3-lt especially sir1aIl-{hat I
 nay have incurred. which is exercising peculiarly daInaginc effect rpcn my o.Ta credit and also through my husi- less connection with you. upon your self, I Gsl1 you in all sincerity. l cntrcat you in all seriousness. I cdiurc you il ,hc sacred name of friend3li1, to bring Inc same to my rem 2,a h1-aaoc at once, or else forcTcr after hold your peace. ." hsahc spoke thus with q provoking
 title twinkle in his eyes, North threw himself into all easy chair close beside Wee and leaned over confdcntially to- vard that gentleman.
 EIr. ITcscott, vho still had his news 3@pcr spread out before hin, Tustlcd it slightly &s he gave his shoulders q pct ,.iant ,.lrar. and without glancing up he grow lcd
 ,|yhat should know about your ;3-.Tcte affairs? I've never rleddlcd
 with them, SO far as an aware. Have l. sil?' he added. as he looked defantly ct North nov for Q-l instant
 No, nc! . thousand times no!'' cried North v-lrh ready volnbility; when Wee dry4y c,lt hlc1 short with:
 Very well then; that settles it
 ..Ah, bur my dear Wee, that does not settle it.'' cx-laune;l North fcrvently. Why do you fling cold water in thls hcGIticss way over my first rcal at telnpt at reformation? A sense of what l owe you in the way of ro3ara- tIon urges mo on to this decisive srcip. 1 wish first of all. Df co;,":c. t0 redeem rnc own crcd!t-aoy.-. right along, you klirr:, Whltc l have some ro redcc,n; yonr jndiciolis advice on that point touched chord that has been vibrat- ing ever since. I:ut next to this l wish to restore to you nll that you inay hare lost in pubil: confidence by having been 50 lony associated with rlr ;l> my partner. This is simple justice tn yDl, and q dnty tl:at ov-c t1 my self. Eoinc, now. Can't you help nj" a ntt!,.. Weo. i'll snch q comnendahlc nn'ivrtlbinE2 Stop rc;,..ing hat Daily rlne, npsilc down and give me the nrn.;!it of vpnr wis, cnunael.'
 I:ni Mr. Wcscott WAS deaf to all ar- pr:,'7. E>,a,p"ratcel b. an attac3< from which he had no ready response to de fci'l hinnelf, he took refuge in 2 grim silence and kept his whole attention, ontwar;lly at least, upon his news paper.
 North lifted his eye brovvs with an air Of 5nrTris". as if i:e were utterly unable to understand snch absolute st;ricisn- Leaning bac!l in his chair he ''gorGnl- izcl" the unhappy Wee for several moments with q stony British stare" apparently lost in contemplation of that garu,,nan's hardened and dc lravcd rrHtnrc.
 MT Wcscntt. while hetraying hy his of heroic suffering that he was cpnsciuus of this provoking sclutiny, sn;.cr,rl,,,I for a S!Iort time in keeping lis eyes fixed upon the news llnIn.r ', hicl, he hustled nrrV01Sly now and then in hts i,ainfIIl effort tn appear bat there is limit n hu- man en!uI ancc, and he finally rcachcd that point.
 Rising. without any visible change in liis grave rnuutrnanr". MT Wr>Coti drew outshiS v;i.t-H ;in.l calmly noted the time; then, with the air of mau who goes to Elc,t q very pressing "n- i gai5cmcnt, he took up his hat nnd with i drew from l!,e office as if utterly uu- of Nuth's presence thore
 Well. t.iats poetic: jl>tirr." solilo- quiH'L North. calmly survey ing the | field :hat lIs, had won. ''Nr,, ,lror,. i;lc | frnIn the office, when I vvaS h~v,. before anal nov: i:tve compelled hnn tn l,.nt :! rnaSicrly retreat. AIr Wcsrntt an,l | may therefore consider ourselves quits. l:ut cannu: remain lrrrr tn rni..v n;- tIi,:mph. Before the crowd ot clients Ni !!O are probably suIcin4 t0tva,.I th, office door can rHn,c upon In" in tin, namc Of the finn aud ovcrW helm nr, with their affairs. will f,llow thr rx- ample of the junior partner and cut hr office. may now be alria to ca11T 'tit my ri@inai intention of calling on Mrs. Maynard. unless some untoNard fat,' ;:.iiir! Intcrf,rr;,"
 With th> faint h.pe he left the office lnd siattcd once more tn>t art Deia- blaine street, arriving at No. 33 with lut incident or delay
 Ills Mdyn4r,i came tlovyn tn the dra-~- l-r i'r'ln tn Irt1its, hiuI, InnhinC s-,a ltl hat lia "util mt f,'ssr''es- t.ie eNciaIf':'- . n'u q ;,,,icitu,,,s tiiat frst tn lis lir.'. Ter eAtreGla pallor, heightened no loHbt Ey the plain black dress that she f755=-ss5 rozAy startled him; and tae hcaaci --.-..--------------s-A-