The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-17

This terrible announcement she ut
Cared as though 1t could not fail to
skxfhz despair and remorss into tho
hearts on her hearers. and, indeed, in
LAZY Caroiine's breast It awoke min
ls5ed lettings OF Coy and terror, though
sn Gtosn Of Mildred and Mabel the JOY
xeixned Supreme.
lazy Caroline attempted faint re-
znoAstrance, but was sternly silenced;
a14 ON Wednesday. two days earlier
char tfisb ON which she had originally
-SzecidesA the old lady. bag and bag
.gaxe, swept out of Kings Abbott. very
sunch To Che relief of those she left
aehiud,
And nsw came the most trying time
-En air poor Mildred's life During all
OF the pasb weeks that she had been
tsuEgrfneS violence at the hands OF her
rezzayxess lord Lyndon had become
--ozxstaats untiring visitor at King IS
.Ashofr taking no rebuffs, nor open
Sights, 41Dt petulant actions to heart
hut. as might faithful ANIMAL attend
Ers ain the more assiduously to her
wants Ni1a was. his acknowledged mis-
-t1rcs2.
Paficace, assisted by perseverance,
b1s ever been known to work wonders,
SO iS ecihwed that in process OF time
Eho oecama-thongh so imperceptiDiy
rSfxS Ia waS without her knowledge
zNeesszry 20 Mildred; so much so In
deed ehat fewer and fewer grew the
-zfiESs ana unkindnesses on her part
while ffr their place a certain winning
1Es9eadlinsEs came and Increased. ra!sI,
,7a~ false hopes in Lyndon's breast that
mhould ppVer have, been there.
'1hes end OF all this was that close
'RpOa Christmas somewhere about
the middle OF December. while all their
xoi10s uerc fully occupied with Lady
EaSfetDn's sayings and dolngs. Lord
,ESss40z sorogosed for Miss Trevanion,
.zaa STStA reflected This blow might
-y,erha2s 6aVc effectually daunted an
-zehsy rnaAa but Lyndon. still following
20 bis trtisty instincts. determined to
hfde hIs time and never surrender hope
untTl az more favored suitor took his
Ulacel
AhiidreG$ having lively recollections
of the treatment she had received on
s8mflaE occasion. thought well to keep
her own counsel in this matter; and
go il was agreed upon between them
TO hold the entire circumstance Sc
vrst from the rest of the family-to
Insure which, things OF course went on
IN The nsnal way, he calling every 9TH
CT Gap and she accepting his atten-
-fious--wEycii were never OF the obtrus-
Eve description-in the same manner as
eo-rnaFIy. So we'll did they sustain
Gheir several parts that even Lady
kRarrfsfss keen old eyes failed to de-
GecI Cnatsanytl1ing was amiss.
Sn Georges affairs at this time were
going from bad to worse. He had been
hare ~ work for the past two months
1rytnes to find the ways and means to
ward off the inevitable day OF reckon
ting. and had suggested plans and pur-
snea tfIsosaes, all of which his man of
business bad frowned at and pooh
poohed as utterly impracticable. Moth
ing but the possession OF large sum
Of Eac0ey--and that to be written in
i've dgures-stood between him and
complete ruin; and how to secure the
las0ney was the difficuity-a difficulty
1yyund ala surmounting unless some
body could be found who for pure
Tr1endsf1fp's sake would lend II for an
ts1dssuife period. trusting to time AMI
ccAznce Cor repayment. Such friend
-~zs hard 20 find.
One eVeaing Mildred, on her way to
zsT mothers room, was stopped by a
.aeTvans with the intelligence that Lord
Lyndon had Just called. and was in the
ArawInSAroom.
-~vroaRs Miss Trevanion go down and
receive, Aim, while she informed her
Eznyshtp OF his arriyai?"
To ufffch Mildred made answer that
@Ske uussfa Cell Lady Caroline herself,
ou5 wert ON 10 her mothers apart
xuem1-
when she came to the bedroom she
i1zzzBd the door closed. but opening 10
r,zese6 on coward an inner room be-
yc4rd, where Lady Caroline usually
,sna. az6 whence voices, suppressed yet
sszSrfnca reached her. As she ap-
yyrOaeScd etiH nearer. they rose still
Asxber and words became Ineligible
to hes cans.
-iI , do mob get this money without
<se1Ay We are simply ruined" said Sir
George, fTTdtabiy.
""Then . suppose there is nothing iefs
200 bszs 90 asia Mr. Younge for IT," re-
&zrnsd Ea&y Caroline, in a reluctant
EaEse.
= yapSpse not" said Sir George.
ash Bff. Founge! Ask the father of
the man whom she had not considered
lx0o6 cnengsa TO marry for money!
wAs1 cuusd u an mean?
Mildred stopped short and pressed
hcr hands eighty together. Surely she
asA nos heard Alright. They could not
ascsr- She drew her breath hard
aa.n5 swept like whlrlwind into the
roauR
-PsEaIe She safd. "what are you