Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06


dire forebodngs, and for days she
could think of nothing else.
When Richard was by her side, and
she could look into his clear, truthful
eyes, hear his frank, hearty tones,
and feel the protection Of his love, all
her confidence returned, and she
would upbraid herself severely for her
distrust.
But when alone in the solitude Of
her own room, those ominous words
of Adison Cheetham's haunted her
continually This vague, intangible
something at which he had limited
this suspicion of evil and dishonor,
assumed such monster proportions
that she trembled with fear, notwlth-
standing her repeated resolves to
| think no more Of the mater.
But she could not help thinking Of
It. She grew irritable and nervous;
every sound startled her. every word
annoyed her. Her indignation against
stronger and stronger She almost
hated herself because he had dared to
address her in that familiar and
| odlous manner She felt degraded,
dishonored that she had been obliged
TO stand and listen to the wild and
passionate words which he had poured,
! like melted lava, into her ears.
For several days she avoided him;
she did not once address him, except
as she was obliged to do in common
courtesy when in the presence of her
lover But his manner toward her
was unchanged; he observed the same
outward dccorum, the same admiriDg
Difference and respect which he had
always accorded her, and no one would
have dreamed Of the wild passion
which was consuming his very vitals
as he thus schooled himself to await
patiently the advance which, sooner or
later, he knew she must make
Only in one way did he give any
sign that he remembered their
stormy interview. There was in his
eyes, whenever they encountered hers
a sort Of intense look, transhXing
power that pierced her like an arrow
and told her tina. he had not yet done
,,,t, ho,
1ron,, = ,,,,o pa,,Io ,ooood ~ throv
r.,r,oIf ~, hor I,,or,s hroost and Nom,
o,,t han ,ons,r,in,, roor, a. hi,, ION
him Of the insult that had been Offered
her and claim his authority to send
Mn, a,,,,, hut o,r,otbina oI,yoys hal,
Lon LocI, sooli,,, nor line and n,oIi,,
hor osbon,o1 ~ pfve uttoranca. IA ra-
tr,uhIo
She lpow tbot Ricbord had nm.
r,,Itod a,rGaon.o "a his rriond h,
LoIio,,od hin, +o bo oil and ,,oro tbor
Ina nrorossod. ord 70 ,bo sbor1d do.
no,,nco hin, ,o,, chm would hri,o
,rroot r,honninoss r,or hin, who u,os
nc door NO hor ov, ire to bor hosido,
,onsino ,orhon, oroot dooI ~ ov
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nnmornns rnosts and a. wos co noo,
na ti,,a Co.. th.o ,,oddi,a rot ah,
,,,,d ,,at hoa,.. tho .thonaht ,s oraoti,,o
INV. ,,,,o,,,.,,,,, '.,i,t,,,l,nnoo
m tho do, fol1ou,inr tho irtorviov
oIrcody doscr,hod hnlwcon tbo Iovors
,II nis tr,rlt and soorot roor -, III,
nart ~ poarro ra,, hroroht ~ o orisis
pichord was ohIiaod 20 ,,,I,o - trir
~ ronlor ana, i,nnorton+ hrsI,oss
and wnnId. nnt rotnrn nn,, aarn,
umo n tho artornoon uor hrotho,
ana MIS- VITA ond anas,, n,ar, ~ A.
snor1 tho dov n,ith Inr1 o,l t,d,
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