Evening star., 1901-05-11

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"iie Oh Sir hanuoipn Euse Oh niTn. ,a.h Ia,
opeu win oHpt- fl'znuoerl or I'Anp
ueu III hussla, presumably III Tune iof u S
~ huse ana Fitzhubert TO marry ana 50 hiaAe
.ner sou marry legitiiha'e. IheS iea'n ia'' 80
however that the date OF Sir hanaoiph ueata
.as pen given ihcorrettiy anu .o- na.rs 80 -
and eventually Mrs Fitzhubert succeeds TO .ne
parony OF irls1Fah oi bltnt anu Ies Tr,s
- ~, -, ~, NJ IonIinsnn Tna,d
are also i'm nosssssi,n Of the secret. and Nine
ZabrIska. with her uncle Maj. Duplay.
to reside at Merrion Lodge Blent Hail.
Harry learns from his mother that he Is not tine
"si, - leIi' Du' 'n'! Nc
carss bo daotIas - ,arrr Ia,ia 1-e hef-ess
OF FairboIme but fnds t,yo rIvs1s in Bob Brad
ley and Maj. Duplay. The latter learns of his
unfortunate birth from Nina Zabriska He in
forms MN that he intends to tell iser and they
SIiIei, nary winning IN pr,sA 'usSie ,psiu ,,'
I,t, 'ns - treS, 80, " wv W. " ~ Dlln
to protect Usrrr,s interests and maintain So
crecy. Lady Tristram dies after extracting
from her a promise that Cecily Gansbor-
ough. rightful heiress of Bient, shall be invited
10 'he funeral Ceciiy and her father come to
i'lehi Out marry faiiS 10 receive them Later
He comes suddenly upon Cecliy IN the garden
ana realizes that she Is Tristram the image
of his mother The engagement Of Harry and
Jani" liver is announced and DupIay announces
his determination to expose the false position
Of his future son-in-law TO liver. Harry uncon-
sro'i~Iy falls in love with CecIly and with
out telling her this acknowledges that he is
not fb, Isca1 heir bu+ she is aIy ,r-iSt-a,, 81
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~ ' wiz i'''S Hu'
She f1uns If across II, T,.sr ar,l, ros.oj7 t,or
: rbir -, 10, b.,,1 III 49,, , el,,, nv
I'm o-' i-'i MANU. "llle her eyes followed
MS expression as he READ.
Il have thrown up the sponge and fled
Please make friends with LADY Tristran
az PIT III ~ -
II l.
FOR a while nobody spoke. Then Neeld,
leaning forward to the table again, began
to explain and excuse his silence to sneak
of ~ tz - :. - =,
80, -" "' M VI the dccl-
uehtaI and confidential character of his
Knowledge Neither Nina nor her uncle
even appeared To heed hin, Tver seemed
+, Ustar na+ia,,1,- ,,1 ,,,,,,.,,cr,.,, ~. t,
-, go ' NO
N''i'u' loo' was distracted ana ne uld not
case hdgeting with Harry Tristrams let
ter. and referring ever and again 10 its
briaf e,fsof,+ ooo,
IT 60 's. --,..--
udi' say l was wrong Ihe position
was Very dilhcuit, pleaded Neeld.
les. yes, said lver. in an absent tone
difficult no doubt. Neeld, both for you
and Nina And now he has-he has given
up the game himself. Or was his hand
fprCed?'
No flashed out Nina. restored in a
moment 70 animation, her fighting in
stiuCts awake again. He'd never have been
forced He must have done it of his own
accord
Put why?" Again he turned to the
letter And why does he write to yOu?'
because he knew l knew about it. He
dldnt know that Mr.. Neeld did
And this-this Lady Tristram of Blent?"
lver's voice was hesitatfng and conscious
as he pronounced the name that was to
have become his daughters.
Again the pink-ribboned Deus made en-
try on the scene. to give the speaker a
more striking answer
"A lady to see you. ma'am. Miss Gains
borough"
The three men sprang to their feet; with
a sudden wrench Nina turned her chair
round toward the door. tall slim girl
in black came in with a quick yet hesi-
tating step.
Forgive me, Madam Zabriska. But l
had to come. Harry said YOU were his
friend. Do you know anything about him?
Do You know where he is?" She looked at
the men and bIushed as she returned their
bow with a hurried recognition
No l haven't seen him l know moth
ing" said Nina.
.'The letter. Nina" Duplav reminded her.
and Nina held II ONT to CeCilv
Crciiv came forward took and road il
Sh. looked again at the eroun evidently
puzzled
H, doesn't saw where he's gone she
said
'.You are-2' Ivar bapan
pm cecil Gafnsborongh Rut T think
he means me when ne says LADY Tristrarn
. of Bleut
Yes he must mean Won Miss Gains
borough"
Yes because last night he told mo,
Her eyes travelled 01Iir.I2 over mir facas
and sha r-read the Iettsr s.To Won, know
ANYTIME. abour il o. she demanded innari-
ousIy. :'Ten me. do YOU know what he
means by this letter, and whether what he
saws is true"
I'VE know what he means" answered
Iyer CrayrIy and We know that it's true
s.H4ye Won known II Ionpo" sbe asEed
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