Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03

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asaH1 wnula EsusDur1 fur wihaI has ffnJ'-
gerea ia him, nut rus references 10
szIrrs gEra ere ~EiftrrHnhar tnsxrlirDhta
.CiaulH 1na-N have tn.sn surue Hiat
isEue1 "A Rsaand guarrs. for 1~itErnncty
I rsngrr u aHtgn All deur. fsigr, the fitssh,
the fesih, nvw weak IN Isl Look far tins
gunr3En, SAYS the xll Trrguatih, and u
fs.srus 1tH1 we lISus1 look fun fsssf here
SSrEu.. 7 expert q Er1sBd DEAL trDra the
zr-Erissr wEfykEuE uf lhe IuufEnErR, i1f
E1Eyr II MDuriue utC-rEllH has nar-tlfns
to Do WITH the Ragged Thtrtst1l, II
Seems. un the fare nf IL, thEt s1rne1nt
n no wRe extremely like Miss AEra
Courtney has.
'"Mv T1rt5sRBiBnal gridF iB f0uuntd,
and although fhfte ARE CEHss -in"
many. REHsr-rnRr have flgRtEn me ]
hHxs BID i3aR thBf this GDe WON'T ThAf
sounds very much like Blowing Try own
Trumpet. ans that's I'D instrument 1aRf
IL is very risky To plBy wEftJn, u1ieBs
/ NQgu'rR SIRE OF yUur notes. And HOW.
nephew rrtne, as we have had 3 long
stirling. Eurpas UEe Indulge IN Nature 3
bai-1y rss7Ersr. 1auHt Kind trtsarurs thai
krfrE up the EieeTges Of yuur thinking
iaCkstB when They've ffaan WORN into
hrIas Up k;HrIrinE earEt"
I hBd EFveu CSrHTes orders F0r the
rrgEssr tgsEtUvRl Of Ely Ens8s- and ] WIS
NOT SOFTLY TO SLY Goodnight" and
Eet I'd INV own room. there 10 lis q
wrundur whpn Eli this nyEtsry md trUu-
ble w1a1a ETs- gIHss Ont Gf my life, or
whether. when my friends had 8isaE-
r,sart.S tras Try one, ] too should be q
wicrtru- What friends had ] left" Nora,
and Eugh, aD5-dare ] hope dte-rDT
1Ethsr.
wtan ] entered the breakfast roC-n
fba next morning i came upon my
clerical relative and Graves Apparent
BY engaged II earnest converse. d ]
tzH5 no 68Utr ttat Anguish WAS aching
I'D To his assumed character and speak
taE Z few words in Ba2su1.
H greeted me most cordially said
TINT hs WEB charmed with his -o1rn
and the view ffCgrn the window; and
uEtna.5 rhat he should have ii very
~TIaasunt visit and when Hugh came
DOWN r1T unrls WIS cracking his SET
urY9 aEg, and eEpuriattpE on the virtue
OF frHrB thar laid IN GsTdh q win
Ter.
] had hoped To have met Nora. either
in the street or rambling In b woods.
bur ] could get DO glimpse u1 bS-a and
On Christmas I've ] went 10 tbsir
hoyse-CGGEnHrnarz Cottage-ostsusISly
10 wish her and her father the Gur0-
FZ3rrsrTtE Of 1hE season, but In reality
to overhaul Mr. Maurice D'OryiTle and
Eis mother. w50 had duly arrived
@ISBta them wen was the Reverend
T~rHruarns'E parting advice, @aE5 re-
member everything THAT they say and
Go, and II YOU ram manage T. get The
whole lCt TO come is dinner one day
next week Say that Mcguire has gone
to sae some friends, Ehoul3 ihEy ask
anything ab0uI him"
] a 10 Das5 to be told that the
elderly 1nay WIG was sitting in al arm
rnair by the FIRE in the ro95a into which
I was usaered, was DtOrvIue's mCthay.
Her eyes rad the piercing glance that
Eh@ . transmitted to her so1; her
features were exactly like his. and her
manner, when she greeted TDe, had the
highest polish that a French training
could b@EtDw.
Madame D'O-Tils," said / boEing
10 her
She had risen from her chair. and as
she d5d o. her lace hardkerch5ef fell
from her hand and 1utterea down up
On the foor AT bar feet
] stopped to pick ii up. and as / re-
turned IL To her there came to me a
faint o8or Of heliotrUpA that carried
me back through the years 10 the
night when ] had stood shive-fng and
staring at the dead doctor, and II re-
CURED every atom Of ~self-c0ntr0l that
] could call Up 10 discuss such trivial
matters rs the weather, and 10 keep
my mind from wandering 10 the past.
Presently Nora and Maurice Dor
vile came in and when we had set
tied ourselves ] began my good wishes,
n al last asked them 10 forego a
formal invitation and come 10 dine
with me evening OF the next week.
leaving them TO say what day would
be most convenient
Il think we ought 20 consult Mr..
Courtney" said Madame D'OrvilIe.
and. by the way, she spoke excellent
English is he at home, Nora. DEAR"
Il don't know, I'm sure, aunt. I'll go
and see
How different was this particularly
proper Miss Courtney, acting up the
Royal blood that ooursed in her veins.
TO the Nora that had been my pupil.
and who had suggested my learning
Spoiled FSves!"
Let me ring and ask" said Dor
vile, rising and walking TO the corner
where hung the old-fashionei bell
rope.
] followed his movements. and look
ing UP at his fingers as he closed round
the cord and pulled Il. there came TO
me b memory Of that night when 1
watched by my friends bedside. for
the hand that j was staring at now
was In all respects the fac simile OF the
hand that but for my interference,
would haze cut of the breath OF life
from Mr.. Travers.
II seemed strange TO me that I had
never noticed this fact before, until 7
remembered how very seldom i had
been in the mans company since l
came 10 live at Enfield, and while /
was Sill wondering whether the like
ness was accidental or not, q curious
incident occurred
y declare. Maurice, you are too bad"
said the old lady. as he came back to