The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-16

BILE, and the very day on which / went to
fetch him to go to her he had sent in his
resignation of all his appointments. There
are people who say there is nothing in Fate
The archdeacon says his conviction was too
strong to resist-he felt that his work was
done in his present grooves. He is worn
cut and weary, and she is a mere shadow
of what she was. At all events, he has
given up everything, and you, my dear old
boy are going to marry them as soon as
the license can be got and a gown made
for her to be married in. And want you,
she went on, stopping my mouth with
soft hand TO let me nave 9 h mere acre wne[ Ire
much of her until he takes over the re-
sponsibiity from my hands altogether.
Will you, JOe?"
proved Of The whole business or any part
of it; but Rosey had set her mind upon it,
and the archdeaGon was equaly aetsrIrIeu
looks like who has had bad time and has
got to the end Of it and into a blaze OF sun
shine.
I'VE shall go away, abroad, and live a
quiet life for a year or two. until Millicent
has got over it a little. and have recouped
myself for all the strength have squan-
dered during the last three years the arch
deacon said to me on the evening that Mrs.
Harvey was established in our house. Il
told the bishop everything this morning. He
was very good about it. though he persisted
in calling it sacrifice on my part: 1t really
is not that should have t, had n to gG slf
about it, and / have the greatest possible
faith in him. The fact is have come to the
end of my mental and physical tetner. FOR
years past / have been taking everything
in the way of vitality out of myself and
putting nothing in, and the machinery was
bound to have rest and repair or else 60 TO
that this definite decision was come TO De-
fore knew that there was the very small
est chance of her ever coming into my lie
ssArchdeacon," I began-when he put his
hand on my shoulder looking down on me,
I1xr. han rryIfh
a radiant light shining in his wonderful
eyes.
said has it ever struck you how wonder
fully God manages things for us when we
trust Him. loved that woman when had
no idea of the real obstacle that lay n De-,
r INV hea nT' and soul. Az first I
was too broken with my disap-
pontment and my badea hopes pes, 70 tbs see - my y
was a happiness not for me would not
pine, 1 would give it up, would try to find,
aye and would liners inner soid m
for such happiness as had been denied to
me- i have worked Dallas-but you know;
] need not tell you that. was happy In
doing III as happy as ever / had hoped to
be / always thought of her as some patient
martyr. to whom Fate had not been Kind,
but whose honor was HAWKES. and I'M
stained And God arranged it all so simply
and vet so perfectly. Just think. II | had
given mp my appointments because wanted
ceiyed by my people. she would always
have felt that she had been my ruin,
ssRut the deed was done before knew;
done as a stern necessity and not In graft
fication Of self. Afilicent feels now and mas
a right to feel that she IS as necessary Tor
me as / for her. We shall go away and
travel about from place TO place, ard II IS
very unlikely that anyone here will ever
know that Mrs. Harvey and Milicent ROLES
ton are one and the same person. Even
those to whom she has been in bondage
do not know that she was actually married
in her husbands own name of Harvey, or
what her maiden name was: that being one
of the conditions she supposed upon him at
the time of the marriage. Therefore, they
are not at all likely to connect her with
the Mrs Harvey who will be married next
week to Archdeacon Lister. We shall stay
abroad for years. and are never likely to
fan in with any of the set again Being
fairly rich. / can take nay own time and
chance. and when am myself again, serve
the God who has been so merciful to us
both is my own way.
So married them and they We're together
and happy at last. Northtowners people
wondered a little when they heard that
Archdeacon Lister was actually married.
but the announcement in the papers did not
tell very much. ION the I'd inst the Rev.
Mervyn Lister formerly archdeacon Of
Northtowers. to Milicent Harvey daughter
Of the late Henry Waring, Of South Hamp-
stead
II was not until this appeared IN the news
papers that CHANGED to tell Rosey Of my