Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-11-29

80 "es tuiniaius ,n"t ny remote
Gnance p1y Woru snoulu' come from Lem
Nv mo..g "a " ei'uist ms pun ou'
a asSi"s' 'Ne A0Pe VI '"is He s'eeieu Inn
ss.s.
Nhen dayhgnt came again. nc was con-
vlhceu ne had Deen wise IN 80 doinsr for
tne morning brought nothihg TO alter tho
sltuauon-no word from Leila, no siGnt
Oh hef' no preteAt ior gong 10 her aud
discovering mat the awrul thing OF the
aitprnoon pelore = inc preaKing AM
sotrunseii'eu' oreary ueiusipn, TO
We p"iliSheu ana replaced by Joy Mhl-
Fern was Always inclined 10 reason So
verely, briefly ana deeisiTeiy in important
ni".teIS' Wn,cn Is sometimes hlisthEe
IA matters tI"t are not only Important
DuJ also Vltai. In ms case a'so he was
uhuer tne serious dlsadVahtnse OF reason
ng Witnout the most important INK OF
al, the circumstance or leitas having
WritVeh 10 MN. Aife ana tNet ana ace
Themselves feia,s lertnr sironly r did mnf
arrive. she could not knn,y tint n,d bs
di1 not even know of ;ts evistonos
"Surely," he argued III She we're ever
goinr to ocl,rowled,,a bcr bnst;,o.s ont
her mistake She would do it now. WiUn
such girl it is now or never, and q it
1t not now then she will die before ahe
will bend"
He waited until afteraoon-no NOS
sage, no sign. Everything was in readi-
ness for his departure, but he waited.
Once or twice he Thought fancieully II
the dead Leaf which had followed him
and of its whispered nionition What u
he had gone back wheu it came to,
him, though it meant nothing, and hal
resolutely, valiantly made one last elfoit
to set everything right?
Bah! He shuddered at thc thougs Of
what failure would have been theu-A
tragedy, followed by fasco as an after
piece!
The carriage drove up ut last, and Ms
trunk was put on.
Mother" he said turning briskly 10
her and to his sister Janet, before
take the train my resignation will have
gone to Mr.. Grey"
The two women looked and felt ne
though the pillar OF the household tenn
nlo bed npjled ;tsclf do,,-r and +hav
wore reodv IN to+tor a,oinst ooch o+ber
Molvern continued. 81 sbon no+ .,
hack 70 him Fvervth;og Ia ove, in tbot
quarter ''-'-'e wv -
ter?" Janet began. What has hap
penedW
He took her aside and told her gently
in a brief whisper.
"Oh don't so this way, Dick" she
begged. "If you will only wait. we surc-
ly can set it right. II you would let
me-
''Thercl That Is just what want to
avoid janet" he nterposed-"any dis
cusson, any ruking Of the fire. 1t
scorches enough already" He claspod
his mother with an affectionate goodhr.
saying: II shall write to you both soon.
and meanwhile, mother and Janet. re-
member my dignity while Tn gone. Trv
not to be angry with her. but perhaps
1t would be best not to see the Cireys."
| Indeed we won't" cried his sister
warmly. I'VE shall not go near them,
and can't help but be angry-for YOU
THANK you. dear, though I'm sorry"
sad Dick
He kissed them once again. The driver
iehped up to the box. There was turn
oil the wheels, II hicler OF Eight dust. Tor
moment DICKS familiar figure in gray
travelling cont and soft hat nodded ani
| waved to them from the window. anu
then the farewell Was over.
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