Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-11-12
there h nothing to tell you, Barbsn.

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live nowT
AT Rose Cottage" he replied. musing.
~, ms he looked down on the tcar-staincd
face which was eagerly turned toward
him in her fast-awakening interest In her
old life.
AT Rose Cottage stilly
Eyes. still. She is keeping n home for
me there, IL at any time I should be un-
able to work."
Barbara's eyes met his for a moment;
she knew well enough what his words
meant, how he concealed his own gener-
osity under a fancied obligation 10 an.
other.
"rcll me Of yourself, Barbara" he con-
tinued. "You are happy in your new
life?"
| Eyes, think so-very happy"
| lord Elsdale Is kind to youY"
"very kind, Mark. He loves me very
much. am sure; he tells me often that
am his sunshine"
THAT is WE'LL" Mark observed. But
I have heard it whispered. Barbara, that
he will soon lose his sunshine"
| The girls agitated face flushed like the
heart Of a rose. Marks lips trembled q
little with a slight spasm Of pain.
is IL 40, dcar?" he asked, watching
her with keen, earnest, tender scrutiny.
Barbarg's head dropped until It rested
on the arm of his chair.
"Yes." she replied softly: and there was
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throush her tears: then. without a worj
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