Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-04

few days to spare. I will stay with
you. Write to your husband. Do not
/ tell him your news-LnaJ viii be an
agreeable surprise to him-but tell
Kim you are tired of wrong-doing, and
SIX him to be friends. | should use
asst that simple expression, BE
friends"
Il can not call it 'wrong-doing, 4"
embarked Violet. because l really
thought | was doing right"
1--WE will not argue over a word, %
said Mrs. Carstone. Tell him that
you are tired of being away from him
nd want to be friends-that is the
irst thing to be done-and will STAY
$50 gu until the answer comes"
y O. net know where he is" she
aid Il heard that he was living
somewhere in London"
She remembered that Miss MARI
aad told her that he was living alone,
detected and miserable, in London;
but she had told her also of her in
tention to draw him, if possible, to
Athelstone. Athelstone was the
Dowager Lady RIVERS own house,
whittier she had gone after her quar-
rel with her son. He might be in Lon
don, or he might have gone to Athel-
stone
Send your letter to Ryversdale, and
no matter where Lord RIVERS has
gone, 1t will be safely forwarded to
MIN, Mrs. Carstone advised.
IF | do it at ALL" said Violet. 81
must do it at once, while there is a
rush OF feeling in my heart which pre-
vents me from thinking clearly or
remembering bitterly. l must forget
much before can write that letter.
and in this confusion | have forgotten
much"
SO much the better" remarked
Mrs. Carstcne, briskly. This is the
very time"
She rang quickly, and ordered
writing material to be brought into
the room. She would not delay. lest
Violet should change her mind. The
beautiful face of the young wife had
grown very pale, and Mrs. Carstone
Write, now" she said, as she
placed the pen in Violet's hand.
And she wrote the simple words:
Il am tired of being away from you,
Will you be friends? I
am remaining at the Great Northern
Hotel until receive your answer"
AS she sealed and stamped it,
great burning blush covered her face.
So this was the end of her grand
resolutions, her high spirit, her re-
bellion, her eternal FAREWELL" She
WINGED as she thought of it. Mrs.
Carstone read her feelings.
Remember" she said, sit is for YOUR
child's sake. You may, if you have
very elastic conscience, order your
own life as you will; but you cannot
blight the life of your child. Give
me the letter, and let it be posted at
once"
Again she rang. She placed the
letter in the servants hands, saying:
Let this be sent at once to the
post, and see that a Trustworthy
messenger takes it, as it is of great
Violet wondered in her own mind
Miss Mari would be with
Randolph when he received it, looking
at him with those dark. loving ewes of
hers? Would his handsome, eager
face flush with pleasure or grow pale
with anger as he read? She could
not say. She knew that he had loved
her with all his heart; but she was I'M
certain as to whether or how far her
anger and her caprice had interfered
with that love.
1 am glad | had not much time 10
thing about it," she said, with a deep
sigh. Il am quite sure if had been
able to remember all the reasons that
induced me to leave him, l could not
have written it."
While good Mrs. Carstone sat sip
ping her favorite after-dinner wine.
the beautiful young wife lay with
dreamy smile on her lips. She need
never be jealous of Miss Mari again
She was happier than she had been
since the discovery she had made of
her husbands title and wealth. It
would not be SO bad, after all, to be
called young Lady RIVERS" the
mother of the future heir of RIVERS
dale; it would not be so bad to enjoy
money and rank it would all be
sweetened with love,
love will waken by and by"
Love had awakened with a passion
ate rush.
"Oh, my husband" cried the girl
who had once thought love a trouble,
and had talked of annulling her own
marriage, IF could see you now, if
could tell you how full of love my
heart is for you!"
To be continued.