Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-11


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to picture aei'. II understand why she
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'iousn. hel " li'e pooi: ~ opTiieo Wv
her Win ne" surprise. me sun
iau Just ielt IL ana its oafNi'ess WAS
toncheo by mystery.
/ Turning by chance tc look uD the
road toward Mingham she saw man
coming down the hill. He was sam
<ering idly along beating the grass
by the roadside with his stick. Sud
denly he stopped short, put mis- hands
above his eyes and gave her Il long
look. He seemed TO start; then he
began to walk toward her with a rap
Id, eager stride. She turned away and
! strolled along by the pool, on her way
back to Blent hall But he would not
be denied: bis tread came nearer: he
overlook her and halted almost by hel
side, raising his hat and gazing with
uncompromising straightness in hel
face. She knew him at once: he mus
be Harry Tristram. Was loungine
. about the road his pressing business
Il beg your pardon" he said, will
a curious appearance of agitation. g
am Harry Tristram, and you mus
be-"
"Cecily Gainsborough. said sh
with distant manner, inclined to b.
offended that their meeting should b.
by accident.
, Yes, was sure. The moment
thought | was sure" He took no hee'
of her manner. engrossed in some pre-
occupation OF his own. AT first wa
startled" He smiled now. as he Offer
, ed her his hand. Then he recollected
You must forgive me for being out.
, have been hard at work all day
and the craving for the evenin
! was on me. l went off without think
ing.
! They said you We're engaged o.
! pressing business"
They lied for me. l forgot to leav
! any message. I'm not generally dis
L courteous"
: His apology disarmed her and mad
, her resentment seem petty.
l. How could you think OF us at sue
> a time? It's good of you to have us a
all"
: My mother wanted you to come.
He added no welcome of his own "Y o