Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-07-20

81 over women and their susccptibiliti@
as he had. My mother herself would
appear to forget all her unhappiness, IL
he only smiled upon her
"My poor dear Julia" he murmured;
''my poor. child"'
Uncle" she said. checking her sobs
by II great effort. iii you imagine | should
tell any onc-.Iohanna Carey cvcn--what
you have done. you wrong me. The name
Of Dobrcc is as dear to me ~ to Mar
tin. and he was willing to marry Il
woman he dctestcd in order to shield IT.
No. you are quite safe from disgrace as
far as ] am concerned
Heaven bless you, my own julia ne
calculated fcrvcntly. Il knew your mo-
bic nature. But will you not be equally
generous to Martin? Cannot you for.
give him as you do me!'
Uncle she cried, II could never,
never marry a man who says he loves
some one else more than me-"
IL should think not, my girl he said,
In soothing tone: but Martin will VERY
soon repent. lie is a fool just now, but
he will be wise again presently. lie has
Known you too long not to know your
| worth"
julia" I said. II do know how good
you are. You have always been gencr.
Gus. and you are 50 now. | owe you as
much gratitude as my father does. and
""' ~ ~ !" P'"'e I" "' '"'
"Will you marry her before we leave
Jersey" asked my father.
Yes" | answered.
The word slipped from me almost TN.
uw'res' 't' u,u MOI WISH 10 re,ruct IT.
cue was oca'v"s :" nooy anu svmer.
o"s,y towards us po'n mat l was WILING
W ~" ""' '"'"s W 'm"ne ner ""pPs.
| men my io'e' ne san, YOU near
wnat MARTIN promises AL wen tha'
| enos we"' On's MAKE UP your "inu ="
p"' your proper pr'oe away anu we s""''
W, Nv "H m"Pps avs we were pe'vre' -,
never. sue cried indlsnahty.
wo''u Nv, ,,iarrS Mar.ih mere n"r,Eul!
"n" 'u,'''e's' NO. ITO, IL w" were "s.sS'
uncle.
| b"'' '"na' II l were u!ihs' ana WISH.
ca 10 see you united before my death!
ne ihsihuateh' sudden iight broke up.
ON me- IL was an ingenious piot-ohe az
which l couid not nc'p Laughing. mad as
was. Juha PRIDE was 10 DO saved
anu an immediate marriage between us
erected, under cover OF my fathefs dan
gerous Illness did smile. IN spite OF my
anger ana ne caught IT, ana sihiied Dacf'
again think Jul'a became suspicious
too.
Martin. she said. sharpening hei
voice to address me- 40 you think your
father Is In any dnnser|
No. ! do not. ! answered. notwith
standing ms gestures ana irowhs.
Then that Is az an ehd, she sa,d.
was almost foolish enough 10 thinR tna'
would yield. You don Know what thi'
disappoihthcht Is 10 me- E'erypony VII
bc talking OF IT, ana some OF them vii
pity me, ana tue rest mush NJ me. an
ashamed OF gong OUT OF uoors any
where. oh' IL Is 100 oad' 1 cannot pea'
IT,.
she was posi'Velv wrth'hg win ns'
tntion' anu tears. rem tears 1 am sure
started into my fathers eyes
My poor niue 'uia. ne SAD m!
darling. but wnnt can DC uohe IL YOU
VIII not marry Martin!
lie ougnt 10 go awa! rom guernsey
she soobed. should reel better u
was Huite sure ! sho"'u never see hih' Of
near OF DINER people Seeing MN.
VII. co. l s"iu. GUERNSEY VIII Oh
100 no, ior me wheh all TINS Is known.
Anu uhc"' she pu.sueu. spe"N.ns
10 h"' no' me- nc o"gnt 10 pIo"nse nl'
10 give up tnat slrI' ! c"hnot ~. mn
'l.e W Ro ""u n' nv si""se wv,
auve , sne w.'' pe ms ruin
.n'"A' 'o' NY S"Ne' nc ought !" give "'
up. In
90 nc ought, anu 30 nc VIII my ,o.c.
answered my Ia'ner. men ne tn'Ih'
WI we owe u 'o"' "e WI" P'o"''s'
you that.
pohdercd over what our ,amny owe ,
10 JUN Ior some minutes. ~ WINS TUE
yer! great ueD'' Iho"gh hnu p.o"sn