Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-19
II Is no time now; I can .,rs,. !.

wait" ~uoFd b
Edward. leading the smiling r.s..
came to the countess. ssasR
Dearest mother. viii, ~.
your blessing, though come So 49,
OF eoronet. fortune. estate. !, ss.ppA
thing except a devoted love : s'1''
arm. and resolute will saels
"A thousand times more ,ov,,,,
dear boy. than | could have dons !. "
chateau Languedoc on that fa,s, -. i
ing; you viii give my Felicia M ~ ~
less Offering II was not then i - ~
power to bestow. loving and sn. ~
ating heart. answered The eoun,sss
As regards the fortune oAss,..,
Emile. the package OF siIamoua,
mains untouched. Just a. your h,s,. Z
father secured II In readiness Il, ~
ing France. | have kept ii On q, Z.
son day and night through many 80 81
and yicissitades. but II IL safe "a a I
are All the valuable gems of the Il.
guedoe family. You may Iaes i.
grandeur Of the Old days. but po,,,.s
Yen viii never need 10 fear.
Noble. generous Emlle.e eehoes -.
and ail;"yoa have done all for ID ~.
Ing for yourself"
Tie smiled dreamtiy.
Lady Feiieie drew his ssa,sly -,
down 90 her lips. and whispered ~.
thing In his ear.
lie smiled again. kissed her ssa.s
and turned away hastily.
What did you say. my ehllars a.a.s
the countess.
y made him q promise: soms,ln. NJ
tell you what il was. Oh. manna
mamma. how can We b ,kasst.
enough for this Joyful ending Il >
trDublesl'
The other passengers had dlsrw.l,
retired. Jeannot had FrsTeaisa stw
Emile. and noS Edward Jalss a:sns.
cred Il were iudiclous Tor hin aAz /,
leave the asltated mother ana aaazi
ter 70 themselves Ii was l0sg AZ
perfectly open conversation sAls a.
sued.
And the good ship sped On hss ssr
and bore them All safely 10 lbs tsssas,
English shore.
Thsy souad . pretty eoansry sat
little distance from the ssashsfs, NJ
whose cupoia gave . glimpse II IN
blue waves stretching towaFa .Ass
poor. distracted. but SIN dearly N
loved France. and shlihsF shsy III Hsss
JaieA and Felielp sere 10 BE- sarrss
at once. in the most psiFats aa1 o.
ostentaticas manner. Emile Eaa ssr
grave. and very restless after sae ap
was actually rxed upon.
Lady Frliess had watched bin xass
onsiy. and one morning she saaasss
seized his hand. and with a ara
smile. though . dswy eye. shs iss N
TO the easy chair whefs hsf m0shss a
looking oai thoush,faily into no sassf
garden.
Her new found happiness. ass slass-
inE becoming her station. bad sfesxa
= marvellous change In the agpsatasss
OF the countess. A soft color Fsssatsa
the youthful outline 10 heF fass ias
peaceful look 10 the dark sysss ~ y
coming head dress. al had fsssafsd y
u BY magic. her pldsn beauty.
TRY. dearest Emile. and remsms@
that | have promised Il. e cried Fsissit
and ran hastily away.
what followed was TOO sacred lH
FelicIc even 10 inquire about, EsEt
more. then. for me 10 giss 70 pa =
scrsption. hut in 4 little moss isss =
hour. they came out 70 ihs Esfaas
where F'elicls and Edward ~sfs sst
Ing In painful suspense.
A single glance showed the scsaf
couple what had happened.
what a serene peace dsspsnss u
ttnfa OF f:niIg'a eagle eyeA, va
sweet content nestled around ~ ~
Of the countssai
"FeIicis." said Emile. my ehiA y.
decd: We viii have a double rsdelaF
Feiiclc kissed them both 10 sxsfaFs'
Eanca OF delight.
And 10 both members Of The ha'sal
counts family parted Fiih ths p'sss
name OF LanEucdoc. Neither eys' r y
pented ii. They lived in Easia's I
peace and quiet. until TRANQUILITY y =.
turned to France. when theT s0sts'