The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-30
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when | give my word it is sacred: n

would not trust any woman in the world
on her most sacred oath. But l think
1t quite possible, for the sake of your
dear Dallas scornfuly, that you will
hold your tongue. All right; you can
drive me home if you like, and then come
back to be thanked and blessed by him."
The following morning Dallas received
letter from Lady Dangertield, which
was choice specimen of invectiyeS NAL
ice, and sarcasm, but it was dated from
her husbands house, and contained no
hint Of spending the future or any part of
it in the society of Mr.. Broke. Indeed.
she went so far as to caution him against
presuming TO call at her door or approach
ing her in public. With deep sigh of
relief, Dallas tore the letter into fifty
pieces; she was his enemy for life.
CHAPTER NVIII.
June was delighted to return home As
for Tom, his JOY at recovering her was
cxubcrant: he could hardly take his eyes
off his darling, and returned for the nonce
to the lovcr-like demonstrations of the
first part Of their married life, which June
in later days had SO Sorcly missed.
Madge came up to the Hall every day.
and the cousins talked with much inter
est of the incidents Of their stay in town,
and looked forward exceedingly to The adj
vent Of some OF their London friends at
tho end Of the month. Mrs. Trcvanion
was coming; Dallas was to spend week
with them. and also a Mr.. Carslake, in
whom Madgc took a certain amount of in
tereSt, and who had evinced a decided
Partially Tor her society. In her mind
June had already arranged Il marriage
between the pair, rs Mr. Carslake was in
every way desirable, with the exception
of being perhaps rather too old. 1t
would have seemed strange that so very
grave and quiet man should attract and
be attire led by a madcap like Madge,
did not the very smallest experience teach
one that opposite and not similar quail
ties most frequently draw the sexes to-
gcther.
y week later Mr. Carslakc and Dallas
arrived. Mrs. Trcyanion was to have
come on the same day, but her son had
caught Il severe chill and had to be nurs-
cd at home.
Three days went by-three pleasant
summer days, with blue skies, and a hot
sun tempered by delicious breczcs. Mr.
Car>laEe. Dallas, June and Madge made
a very happy quartet. They rode and
drove played lawn tennis sfrolI"d III the
S@raehS' SAT "Aoer 'a@ trees Went on the
iaNeiel-a I"a!S 'o2t'hef, ana yet sufli-
GENTLY apart to be able to carry on their
conversations ont of each others imme-
date hearing. Tom was tremendously
busy with various hucolic operations, and
no smallest thought crossed ms mind of
there beng any danger IN leaving two
Such handsome young people together as
ms wife and Dallas. June was his; to his
way OF lAinklns' the marriage ceremony
'"c"ed me DOORS OF woman hcart and
Eve ~, Sile Key oHti ~ NJ, i'usna"d Keep
NY. H,Ie were olI'H TWO Sor'S OF women
'"e Ei2h' s,,I' anu 'ne " roiS sort. June
was Iie r'Gn' s9El' therefore, Ior her
}h'rr only EXISTED one man III the world,
and there was no earthly occasion for him
TO watch that no enc else mad designs on
ms properly.
- taF MS confluence was perfectly Jus