The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-13

tsu. Il not downright imp.--ihb'
rhf I've not touk all tho yain- TO m
n M for nnthing.- mu--i kad~ay I'm
guing through with ~ -pfnshow hu N"
,harUs. - "A uf,ttms n. uld woman Icing
away tUl ~" Monday -haI-~ y al prvi"t
lafrtug that ~vuutuundsvl, G'N-sh"uli"f'd
staring eyed swell
They crossed M. .yhoing grown
crurf ward II wa- th" usual ruut" With
-ight--r. tir-t tho state tpaf'us'ui-,
So, all'sl. chiefly ~urm-sl'ru furniture ani
moth-i"vuurd upholstery, AMI ait"tNhru
III ruin. including the monks graveyard,
with e. -Ia -ol-mu y'v t,'s~ an ma row,
mirroring thsul~lN'-, When ~CnuNrnl'hl'
IA the -tagnRnt mna' CONSIDERABLY l'inN
tho 'r'"l II tho graNr- This was the "td"r
II things
We'll drop him nj LADY, Anne's wickrt.
whispered Minnie. a. they plung'~i INTO
VI" chilly and damp shell II departed mag
niiio,snCp
Br Radway had made. II up With hi- dl-.
appointment nov. Hr was not a Isr~nn ot
large I%n'ell,v't and be- d,S'ii,-d to -'' pfuht
shrr- be- had .n~t now s'.'n only a -taggrr-
ing hsndicap
II" stood humbly IN the background Will"
Minnie plaNfullv drew AsC's attention VI"
tho ain gla-s Ia tho old hall and the rat
hul'- IN the huorIng h Srats bedroom
was an ahuiuinatiou .
They both arr,-d to shudirr at II and
paSs on III" chaI-l WIZ no ts,ter oth"r
1IAlF'ftffltN NfFt NbIF.
We've seen enough. let ts out said
Minnie. lmr-riou.ly
The library. Mis-. There's born dis
covered a priest hole. a. they call u, IN
~" .panels A NJ Harrinsav found II
You'd like to -, that. wouldn't vuup-
-OU. vs~. bets --- that. . said Minnie
81" thought young Radvay needn't
have h.rn luit" ~ ~ridiculously "hcii'Sl
about IL Still. II would IT, something
Ia interest her father, whoss tastes were
IN private quite antiquarian
Tn" library wis a curious room. with
n 4truuE iron -"ltnp@i door to n, wurthier
q Nrwglt" than such inofensiVe prisonerr
~ books Iha door. however, had a
history Rad~ay meant ia history should
H. added to
VI" le' them grt we'll into the middl"
~ tho room. then quietly drew hack upd,
pulling he door after him. locked them III
n now remained To- - sen what was
20 come II hI~ exciting dream alHut W"
kidnapped daughter ~ a Millionaire" ""
had rts'foned her ~ worth a orul '5.no
II remained alsp 20 ~ -.~au what di1"r'n"
hat -iIpstfiuouS -h!ok"- With her meant
The Young rascal p~roc~d'Nt 'o act on
his prarrang ~d plan lir a c'g'd his
mpusr; n b.hoov'i him ueN' 10 sp-d -
Bow"rial" and $3.50 what 10" could do Win
tina gr~av-lrlri"d old Manufacture To
whom Minnie was az tho aTPl- - his eve
Neither Alec nor Minnie could 81 om'
Of IA. library uuaids.d. They might
sq,IerZc into tho priests hole, hut tina
wuuldn', help them, and th"v might well
their throat- nv without Disturbing any
living cr.ature- save rats. alternating hats
and iackdaw~
TtFhnpp.rasi tha,'Rsdwav could ride a
hicv"l. N" suggestion thai j." should
borrow Alec cam. go him uult" ln-ilringlN
Hour would thus - saved. and Ia 80 d"Il.
cate a crime. with SUNDAY -n clos" AT hand,
hours w.rr worth tlru' a hundred pounds
apiece
lie nd not span, VA" machine Rul
whom he Wa half vav to Rpw"rdnl" n sud
den idea made him dismuunt and lean on
a gnt"
he ~ n PIP. and m"djtaied. and the
mora that Idea dcvolop~ai The brighter
became his evrs II wa- = gltttering.
sinister hrightr"~-. hut u pr claimed inner
Cuntcutm"rt and a fair amount - IN
t"llo~tual vtgnr.
If that dun't do II. nothing will, b" ex-
cla'fns~l. IoCketing the pip
He rod" on. and AT length The trm ana
somewhat palladIan mansion hotss 81
Bow"rial. rear~i IT. facade before him.
Ashnr' avenu" 81 high odd treS. still frosted;
l"i from m" road e. IN" huuss. They told
him AZ the ludg" that Mr. Thofuiny had
returned for luncheon only a Few minutes
ago.
Lack s'ill favored Railway Mr Thorn
ing was IN. and Ninuio'- mother had driven
into B~as~irrpu and would not return until
Lar" m IA" afternoon.
Well. sir. sad Mr. 1horning. ewing
Railway. st"rulv Railway would have"
known him ~ an employer q labor merely
hv his face
iva come from Carnwny Abbey, sit.
Just ~ fat a. | could ride said Halfway,
With seeming lr-atUl"~~n'-- My mother
sent me 10 sav Nil Thorning has l--n
took ~ IN" Young lady doesn't want her
mama To h. frightened, hL'
Tho manUflc'urvr's fac,' responded 20
'h" hai' -uI-rtly ~" turned pal" And
now Ne lifted hlS hand and checked Rad
way
-pid she nov CIV, vuu u le''er'- he asked
-slo wasn't M - writing then. -ir
didn't wait Nv mother -aid III l-'''"r
'"' YOU know ~ ou'-' N-~ thorn ng
You saw "lr'- exclaimed Mr. Thuniug
~ wa not an ao,7d"ut WASTE Nothing 10
g. with Ter cycl"'-
-Oh. mo-. ~r II was wh-n she VA in'fha
ahi"v. talking lui"tly 20 INV mother nk"
ypl AMI me. ~ir, ~ his moment Nh" lumI"d
her hans To- her heart, or1'~l. Oh and wont
into a doii faint A.. my mother say-, any
uu" CpuIi fall into al ~ uno'' She was
THAT weak when sle cuuld speak
Roadway -'upisd ant looked about him
Weak A. that kitten, sir,' be- added,
pointing - "A d"mure young cat gazing
upon The fir
Very we'll said VIZ Morning. I am
ohl g'-i tu YOU, Radvav. for taking thu,
truunl~ III ort"r ~" carriage al once
Kadvav hdR"t"l Carriag". indeed, N"
desired nothing la-- than that
Mis- Thoming didn't want to alarm
YOU, -4r She saws ~h~'l b. aide ~ cycln
back, I-rhnp- It's Mr. Thpruing ~"
was most nNiou not 20 worry Shn
thought yuu might ride over 20 meet her,
pprlai~
-Nc-. I must hide, come to think 81 ~.
Mr. Ihuruiug said The carriage y out
just ORDER NV horse for me. Railway. wlilo
| wr'" "a few lines for Mrs 1hOrning IN
case
Certainly. -ir.- Said Radwav
He went IN groaHlng 1hu~e few line.
would H. hi- uuiulug ~ all d"adh"ad-,
not ~ thiuk Of such q happening Here
Wa n pr.''v kcttl" uf hot water h"ing
ls,iicd for him with no fish or anything
p%ruf'ahl" inside.
Yet ones. again fortune sromel 10 favor
him He r'igu"d tp tho manor hall -
tell Mr. 1huUiug hat the hur-a Wa al
the steps waiting and Mr. lhurnIug Wa
IN such a hurry that h" PASSED him with
n mrrr nod on his way 10 the door. and A.
~" passed h" throw the loitcr aidrss-,I
TO hi- wife upon the nall tahl"
Railway snatchcd that letter and shu,
the door right -martlv The groom touched
his head to hi master and stood aside.
and Mr Thouing touched UP his hor~"
Immediately
Railway followed on Alec's bicvcle.
Sea s"rTents and clam-h"ll-' II looked