Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-08-31
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@riDks what | ttar," ne rerlied,
'tana n ask yo1r hep You have
nAGy4khuence OYER her than any one.
anA you mug persuade her. In
hreAwecks II bm this day shall ask
her to be my Nife; If she refuses, you
know the consequences. DO your best
for me; and remember, never fail In
keeping my promise"
He did not wait to say more, but left
her with those last words ringing in
her ears.
When Lord Lynne returned he
FASTENED first to his lady's boudoir;
she was not there. He rang the bell,
and asked her maid where her mis-
tress was,
''My lady was in the drawing-room
an hour or two ago. replied the girl.
Il have not seen her since"
'Inez," cried Lord Lynne, as he
opened the drawing-room door, are
you here?"
There was no reply; but, looking
into the apartment on couch at the
far end there lay my lady,, with
pale face and rigid lips. She had
Jain there senseless for hours.
my darlingi" cried the bewlIdered
husband, what Is ""
His passionate caresses end loving
words brought back some color to the
pale face, A startled, frightened ex-
preston was in her eyes as she opened
them.
49,. x,h,,t.,,, - er;na 90. a. no,
dear? have had such a frightful
dream; 1t was 50 dreadful that
tainted IN my sleep"
All that evening he sat by her, every
kind word, every proof of his love
and devotion stabbing her to the
heart
Agatha was seriously alarmed at
what she considered q return of her
sisters Illness Many were the dis
mayed looks exchanged between the
husbanSs and sister as they bent over
the pale. stricken girl SO unlike the
radiant and beautiful Lady lynne.
Late In the evening, when Inez was
alone With her husband, she threw her
arms around him and drew his face
near her own.
"Philip.p she said. my husband.
have loved you you very much, and
have never asked one favor from you.
VIII you grant me one now, at any
risk, at any trouble, at any sacrifce?'
He looked with wonder at the wild
agitation shown in her face.
II will do anything and everything
you ask me, my dear wife, he said. Il
am wretched about you"
rTake me abroad, Philip, she
whispered Il am III and unnerved
All this excitement has been too much
for me. am craving for rest Take
me away where no one knows us. I
shall die II remain here
you shall 30. my darling" he said.
IL should have been more careful OF |
you. You were used to such quiet
life blame myself bitterly: but
VII do al ean~to atone for II. You
shall go as Soon as you like"
let MS start tomorrow she cried,
eagerly.
He smiled as one humoring the ca
prices of sick child.
'srhat would be too soon, he said.
You would not have time to prerare.
If you like, we will go on alone as far
as. Paris, on Thursday, and the SER
wants can follow us with the luggage.
That will do" she replied "And, I,
Philip promise me you viii not tell /
one single creature where we are GO
ing. CT hat We are going, or anything
about it--wi,l your II
Not against your wish. certainly"
he said "but tell me why?"
IF you talk about it," she said
people will try to persuade you not I
to 60 and you will give in to them.
Promise me. Philin. that you will not a
tell single creature; II Is just the the | Z
end OF the season. and every one is
going somewhere liz
TO please and console his wife, Lord a
Lynne gave the promise u
What about Agatha and Horting-
toni he said. Our going will inter-
fere with that arrangement.
mere Is nothing III it, replied his l
wien wearily. Agatha does not care J
for hnT' and. oh Philip, She con |,
tinued. tarnestly. mind. Agatha must
So 49, NNAi0 iOA SUR WITH I /,
out her."
Owing ton ord l:ynpe's good man
agemelt. all 9\spaations for the jour |.
ney were sodS made. His going
abroad caused M surprise; the season
was drawing to alose. aud peonle
were all leaving towN No one not
even his wife's contiaeS,lal maid. nor
Agatha herself knew Nsir destina-
iQn
though one could fly froH trouble,
nSs cSpseQuences OF Nong do
ross seas and~Nvers,
ana hills but traveS as
VAscience and memory NO
CHAPTER XXXvIi.
treat and sorrowful changes had /,
8Sppened to Lady Florence Wyvernl
Snce sc stool 10 the sunlit lawn Of
sever1oN Needing the white
doves wssa q, aSps ~ |