The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-12

III tAilSliI; SO he VIII, an -.
| ..Another fortnight" cried the lady.
Inc crop will be ruined by that time.
| Lear GEAR! How hard it IS to instiI
sense INTO these people. Don't you see,
WoAhdn' that you will lose more than
Xou can possibly earn by his absence?
,What is to be done? l suppose [ shall
nave 70 send some of my own men to
cut 1t Tor you. 1t is too bad, you Know,
| most unreasonable of You, Mrs. Brady
stefniy ignoring the latter's voluable
thanks-"and, remember, Tim must new
er attempt to go to England again
She drove away leaving Mrs. Brady
standing in the middle of the road.
Stqua4y taaIiy grateful and abashed, and hard y
by the unexpected favor or by the
lazy S evident displeasure
+,,cI1e ney game game home through a back en-
trance. Miss O'Neil pulling up her ponv
at the, gateway, and severely accosting
the lodgekeeper, middle-aged, one-arm
man man VINO stood bareheaded to let her
What is this hear about YOU. Keogh9
You You are thinking of marrying, they saw:
WHY iiR rave you notEconsulted me?''
j., peoaa, Pee ma am, l was turnin 1t over
IN my mind, returned Keogh. stennine
9tPL1 up 70 the carriage, and uplifting a BASH
~, ~, co!llca4 face covered with blushes
,,S1l sure 1T wretchedl way the way I'm
!loW-no wan to cook bit O. dinner. or
70 sew q button on for me- It's more
u man a. nesh and blood can stand, so it
noarr;e1 ), ;3 a. al sopgect to your being
surprised that you did not ac0uainf mo
WIN, WIN your Intentions but do object verv
lrGH knnw 20 GI,it tte girl you have selected You
HiloW 9i quite we'll Ellen Richardson was
d!scharged from my service. She WaS
oIL, olrty,, untidy, and lazy; the worst kitch-
enmalC ever had
| 11ao'ra was she now, me lady?" responded
heosh, with pleasant smile. F0TRaf,s a
poor case. To think O. the like q thar
now now clinking his tongue against his
pathetically -1-S i0se syH-
The very idea of choosing her., cried
ne tae latter severely, 1.-The last girl in
the world to suit yor--a STRANGE si ton -
her. eeVer ABOUT
:, 5Troth an that's the athrute. Yer lady
a"tP' him responded Sd Keogh, promptly mot
S,,rn rnliig il 90 ! know about her at all, hut
Huit ~ e., IL lost am altogether now; Twin
g iiieig!lt ilg5i hardship, SO 1 am, not
ing Il }ttie tIoH naara1 attner me, an sure" edg-
! qdentialIy-"won't she do q ne o41 Tolce 1C
anybody else?'' oo as wen as
,,aSt Ion, if You look at the matter in thai
Eght, said Miss O'Neill, heayira ~ q aean felae
sigh Of relief, 81 have no donbSt dS ueep eeI'
49, aTe9ie IL Ior you quite satisfactorily iii
who Who will Tlae s9,+ Tor Dr. you, my poor fellow,
creature Leave it to me iust '4islu eyo 'Tae ,.la
aaa alIl3e TO think little and look roun6 r,fe
ad1 S.ii3I L | am sure 1 can choose a girl Who
WI oe everything youzcould wish ;,
or alarmed at the idea. fell - "1+jboliisSnied +biSid
MS MS, pIatfoness with an effusiVeness whinS
scmeWhaf at xg shockegg ckRsgnsted t L., Molly (already
ma laII1mony) had she not detented .ir ~
bia btWilhkle IN his eve that seemed To hel;s Jis
Poor ignorant, HELPLESS craat,,u
''In Wnat would they'd without me !" eiee,'
eE 9IaIed Miss O'NeilI, as thev dTove on
for the them nSu for 70 na DF1ng up their children
seems seems l must actually choose thair IT
~ miVSs' Ss see pee, my dear, how unfit they are
The% D baHd;3 beI1rGsted a with their own affairs
aney haven't the least idea of what iS
! good tor them That man w-o1,l6 ID ba7ls IS
1 peen miserable for life if / had NOT ID ine
na noa3eleo. 1no Ihe sequel to Keough's ro
nance nance may as well be stated here. one me
LtlorIlIng L about a week after this episode
! ne accosted Molly. who chanresd rs s1ue sS
StgUillng IN the neie borhood of the lodge
INSIDE for he had something to s6o,R
ner. Molly complied, finding the kitchen
eir ifa1g Wo ocGu9ledi by stout rosyfaced
| Cling immiderately lelii 70 sls-
70 Mel| we said Molly, gazing FROM one
| 10 the other in some amazernent - ~
We'll, miss, that's what Wsn+od -
sn3s SNOW -ye!i returned Keogh, that's her
maLris9 Se5f, So 1T Is that's the bride We was
ltary arm towards his newly msda .a49 n.;3e s3a-
he chuckled again. , ii1f'oe "lie'
as,Ad what, at the girl girl you spoke of before?"
OlIy. ilc'4I II amusement half in
alarm. What will Miss O'NejlI al sav9i' ~
Aye, indeed. that's what We dc h.
ssayin' ourselves" said Keoeh enoIooat 10 1e
ically but sure / hadn't 5Ie heaSf ~ -
be disappintin the crathur an my 11ro,,1 20
ISM Ism; her 50 Long, an gazing at her an
prafs1ngly-''Id as lief have her as any @py
one afther all,' SOL woald'S - 71' 7f1ii'
aye, an as l used to be tallin him
ne no call to be slookin' too high cbiI,o oi'
ed in his partner. Him and his wan
"Go 'lone, and DONE h.
what nettled. Before the 1ady oolf'n T'T,
ashamed. o. We. We was wnnder5n riI ,,iso ! IN
II ye'd kindly spake a word for ms to
the misthress. Ye might s,ten 6e, 10 ~ ~
herseif here wouldn't lave me in pace and
quiet gazing -epprehensivelv4 at F,1ie11
whose color rose ominously-''an' thai
she was -breakins her neart intirely af:her
me mis- voice increasing in IoudneSs ana
thus drowning the latter's indieras.I- e7T-
postulations-"a that, bedad miss II
of her at all till I married herr
With this he darted. out of the .bousa
leaving Molly in fits of laughter II,
which, after various blushinps ana b,.id a.
lings, the bride joined - ~
Miss O'Neill's Indignation vvas- az
treme and the Keoghs received ns.sica -
quit immediately but. the neW-mad rs ts-srife
was so profuse in promises and nI+ofaeo
tations, the lodge. keeper made so MANY
appeals, and Molly tinterceded with s0
much persuasiyeness,. that she was af
ther punishment to that which She oniTl-
ed the rash act would prove In Itself
CTo Be Continued)