The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-18
or other, Jack: but what is this new mad

or other, Jack; but what is this new mad
ness Of which you speak?"
mo madness at all, my dear boy; for In
| fact have but come from the council
chamber, where 7 have met these very
gentlemen whom I have named to you.
But pray you note, my dear brother, there
are those who hold John Law, and his
| studies. not so light as doth his own
brother. For myself, the matter furnishes
no surprise at all. AS for you, you never
| had confidence in me, nor In yourself.
Cad! Will, hadst but the courage of a flea.
what days we two might have together
here in this old town.
| II want none Of such days, Jack" said
Will Law, soberly. II care most to see
you settled in Some decent way Of living
What will your mother say, if we but go
on gaming and rofstering, with dangers
| of some sudden quarrel-as this which has
already sprung up-with no given aim in
life, with nothing certain for an ambi-
| ton"
"Now, WILL" began his brother. yet
with no petulance in his tone, pray go
not too hard with me at the start.
thought had done fairly well, to sit at
the table of the council of coinage on my
first day in London. IT'S not every young
man gets so far as that. Come. now,
Will"
But after all. there must be serious
pu.pose.
4 denly, that have found such serious
purpose"
The speaker stood docking out Of the
window, his eye fixed out across the roofs
or LONDON. Ihere haa nov. 1aLen from ms
face all trace af leVity. ana 1nto ms
eye ana hnouhh thehe came ,, sspe1 o1 Tug .e
occasion eI a.s spsssA. WIN sInreu -,
| MS ehatf' ana NJ ishssn LILO '"o A"'eo
|
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= nus pen Wv, ~ a. s.apy 49, -.
aEn neselNsn 10 aaa'ts ME- s"A ~" asa'l
At asAaiers Wens:
ao"--~n 100 . 49,.
Las, Ao".wtA.-i @p" ass
eroLheF' meekanety.
ELI "ouan AsA' Wnach.
there was phI aEe' saiu Soon A1"'
ihe tau one, Wapn the nassy-nroWn:
coppsr-Nea naaF' Iae n1lsaI paae eye' Aau
the figure OF a auesn'' aef Axe 10 nor IN
Aii Ihe Wor!o! ~
1e.hoosnt , nWn" a sss ItSe - az tne
otner nepnea WHi. aHt Son-snow uafo
you think thus Of that aadyy way yaek.
twas the Lazy AAtaa1ans AaoaiSs' sis.es
10 tn@ Eaa ~ naapeFy' -.
Law a1a nor az ohce snaxe Anv snsWef'
1ae tnfheo 20 LAP ulsss1A -hSn n sstiu pesn1
InaKans snA1 ~ he eooio 10 pet'er naS
1 appearance.
! WILL, saao ne' ~ tet.sIa' IVY aFe. an
e"sr' paDe ana = sneAans. 0u1te aes'
pair OF you. IWoui3 serNe no purpose 10
i explain ANYTHING 10 80 1a1nt q heaff as
yours. But You may come With me.
Ana Wntlner: =,
! Wh1ther: Wnefe else, ifan 10 the res
4 1denee OF this same lady! LOOK You. !
4 nave learned tnas: she Us, as you say Iae
1 sister OF the Earl OF Hauoury' ana 10 TOT
the time at the town mousse In Knlgntwen
| Terrace moreover. II ihat news De worth
! While 70 so wnlte-fearnefea B. swain A
yourseh. the other oamsel' the dark one
the one Wlth Inc mlsnty preIty hthe loot
Lives there Tor the time as the guest OF
| Lazy Satha1ine' Inev are rabed fhics
as peas IN poo: True we are strangers,
YET venture we nave !taae ossanhal4'
Shouid latter "nen luck gave me The
run OF IRENE ct 10 va put yesIeroays Nay'
ever 1ono" ioltane iiafu' ato sne Wafts
TOT you: