The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

satisfaction at such nattery. 1--WE must
make allowances for him"
And we must 60 about Il with tudg
ment, II you will leave everything 10 me,
| am sure that l can bring II about all
what would you have me DOR
Take time. shall sing your graees in
her willing ear First thing you know,
shall have you up a rope ladder TO her
very room. like Romeo In the play. I'll
manage the old man, too. Time win tell
with him. There ia only one thing that
what is that. prayf"
Her wish that you would WOO her"
How can we manage thati might
for instancer'
Hut n would Snt. he %b the gfggFy thing but"
81 was thinking Of the expense
"ExpsenseH calculated the wooer, swell
think the son Of 1 Oliver Tn s viii viii stand UPON on
expense? Go to- lead the way. I'll buy
her gew-gaw this very, night"
| On the south side Of CheapSide, near the
| Cross; there used to stand an elegant line
| OF tall buildings known as Goldsmiths
| Row. The front was decorated with
| huge model Of the arms belonging to that
! guild, and with large figures OF foresters,
| said to be In honor Of Thomas Woodman,
| who had built the row and presented g
to the goldsniths Of the city. The front
was respondent In brilliant color and gold
| decoratlons and in the shops below were
displayed the valuable aud curious articles
Of gold work for which London was so IA
,Tull and julie Immediately betook
| themselves to Goldsmlth's Row
Late as IT was, the shops were
still open and they entered the largest
and best known Of them nll-th OF Mas
ter Stephen Rose. Al sorts II tewelry was
for sale, costing from II TO many hundreds
graved on the inside with some sentimental
pocsy; his companion, however objected
| strongly.
Too soon, my friend, TOO soon. Buy her
bound 20 return"
How would this set Of apostles DOR
asked Tull, whose eye had been caught by
n dainty set OF tiny spoons
Tut, tut. man; this IL no christening
Time enough for that Here is something
more 10 the purpose.
He picked up a small image Of n bear.
II was "Sackerson" OF Paris garden fame
In Bnnksde, who for years had been known
throughout half Of England once he had
killed the bearward and twice he had es-
capped, to cause great excitement I'm the Dor
ough OF Southwark. SO he was famous in
Az quarters, and the announcement OF
"Sackerson" on Wednesday afternoon
drew more men TO the batting than half n
dozen ordinary bears.
"'Ts m appropriate present for you "a
give her., replied julie, though he Thought
10 himself that a goose would be more ap-
propriate.
Tui bought II Immediately, and, as they
went out of the shop, he put It Into Jules
hand.
you must md some way to deliver II tc
her for me; and tell her there Is more
where this came from. "
Jule assured him that his suit would re
ceiye proper attention and was sure Il
prosper. They parted In high good humor
each thinking 10 himself that the eyenini
had been well spent
julie was planning some device by which h.
could see Cicely. At last an idea strucl
him that caused him 70 quicken his steps
and, the moment he arrived, 70 seek out th'
master OF the house
81 have news Tor you" he said "Youai
Allen IS dead heard IT in the street.
killed In n tavern brawli'
God be praised ] shall up and tell tn
girl at once. She will cry, ] suppose, AM
take on-but never woman yet who woul
, stick TO a lover IN his grave while seeont
stood knocking at the door Walt TIL
, come back"
Master coverdsle," cried julie. jus,
In time TO arrest the merchan,
the door. Suppose she asks you how you
II shall tell her that you told nv"
"Where was he kiliedf'
~ do not know"
who killed himW
you told me none OF this How can
r '.Yet she will ask you such questions Do
you think she Will believe your story whel
? you can tell her nothing Of the details O
I
. the circumstances. for ! know them, ever
= 10 the shape Of the blood stain where d.
. fell, but could you make your report IN w
n trne7 Would she not believe that you nae
e merely hit upon a trick, some indirectiOi
v 10 deceive herr
{ "she wouid, Indeed for she knows thai
o I have not left the house since ! saw pei
r last. Hark-I have tide, You go 20 r.
Z. lleve you. Marjory, no. Marjory, CONF
o herei Go up with Master julie
= Master whof'
YES, yes this Is Peter julie, VINO wal
D. with us twenty years ago
God bless and preserve you, ahhte
o julie; I'd never know you. Many th
q time we've spoke"
There is no time for talking now Mar
20 inrv /" lnterrupted her master y wan
5. you 10 take julie 70 Clceiy's room he ma
. Mnriory and julie climbed the stairs an'
o. knocked at the door. Cicely asked wa
Il was there.
d .bo you come from my fsthss'-