Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13

,oyishly. II got through with the JOB h
.arlier than 1 expected, and SO ran .
lown tonight. Has Madge been look !,
ing after you well?" he added, with !
n smile at the girl on his arm. :
"she has been very kndl' answered !
DalyeH, quietly. b
The younger man shot a keen glahee !
him. ,g, r
"oh, Cyril, what do you think ;
cried Madge. "He says he must go 5
back to India next week-not stop I,
for u marriage!" F,
"why, what's this, Dick?" he asked
There was a curious light in the 4,
n Dalyelrs eyes as he glanced
across at his brother.
Dalyell pulled q cigar out Of MS
pocket.
I'm tell you about it later" he
said.
He left them and made his way out
Of the grounds and down to the peaeh
For a full hour he strobe up and down
deem in thought. He had done right
II was better to leave England for
good. Perhaps he had been unjust 70
CYRIL. If he loved Madge, perhaps ne
would do his best to make her happy.
A. any rate. he, Dick Dalyell, would
do his best. He would double oyrlis
allowance. -.
IL length he made his way back to
the hotel. Presently he found MN
self again on the cliff, this time alone
with Cyril. -.
The two paced the path in silence
tor 4 few moments. Cyril, who was
smoking. now and again shot a glance
at his brother from under ms eye
"v-bv are you going back to India?'
+ he asked, suddenly.
DalyeIl looked out to sea.
..Ob there are a lot Of things
mpst attend to-" he said, rather
.Tt,s a iiel" said Cyril, very quietly
Dick Dalyell swung round on MN
IN astonishment. What 40 So'
mean2" he asked. sharply
"simply this" his brother answered.
] calmly. .'That you are going back TO
{ India because you have fallen desPer-
stely IN love with Madgel" Then ms
.one changed. did you think you
mid deceive me?" he cried triumph
N atly 1--WE seen It in every loo
o you've given her-eyery wore you ge
snoken. You're going back neeaIse
ID r,n,re afraid Of yourself-its rlgh.
e -, ~" He caught his brother :
- ard neered into his face. quite
\ right, eh?' freo ..
IL, nrosn. there was a CLEAN in nj
eye. nassion
ayes, it's right he cried passion
he ~atelv. 81 love her-love her as
'hoIgbt no woman could be loved!
nd MS voice dropped, and he continued
he ..pu. ,bare is no harm done. She doe
-, lrov-will never know-and IN
he ,.eeE I shan be on my way back 70 u
ad dia." lookin
~searchingly at him .io,
I'D, ..you need not-unless you par'ic
his ,arly want to-" he said, in a meanii
zee what" cried Dick, looking at HI
NNAaNF
quickly. 'front.' ov,
Cyrirs face. =
ere 81 mean that If you'll agree to II
zen terms IN retire, and leave the ne
az clear for YOU" be said. =
est Dalyell looked at him stoniiy' =
ON hrolber took it for encouragement
OBJ 81, ,yas her face-her simplicity n
a. took my fancy" he went on ran
!. .ppt I'm tired Of her couia ny
bare really loved her. Now there
rest aa+bar-the woman whose portr'
ing I've been painting. She IS rleh'
nds M With me. ready to marry me a
ptu- Snoadr He approached neal
~ a. hrotber. MAKE it $4,000
- said.
70 Dalvell clenched his hands.
MY God-you blaekguaru!
hoarsely.
hau Young Cyril Dalyell smiled.
.yrH We" he admitted, impuden'
.,nd utterly undeserying Of Mac
II ] Won are the reverse-so, y
felt hot accept my offer ana renia,'
here. Give her a lew
,im; will succeed" 5o
had a feeling q nlau 4, vvi+b / /
5en movement he stepped forward
.suqbt his brother by the throat
his ..You think ! would do this thln
,rent no said. thickly. They were siam
a. the corner Of the path IN IRON
me bushes. There was a Pu
rnstling noise. and the neXt mon
anev some n laid a hand on DleN D"iS
mar- ,rm, He gave one glance then
ha 5enlv let go his grip. Before =
tood Nadge Escott, WHITE . u
.ousn her ewes wet with tears !.
s. - was coming to call you p,
:. -. Ia tremblingly. Il had ne
m ~aaohed YOU when some words ca
u 'H' nr ears. had to listen-lh have n
mi Then she turned to the you
you .bo stood covering a few y
-ftA = mum 49, herself M. au0