The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-04-17

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respect. / shall laugh and cry as long
as live. and remember Cymlin Swat
ham"
1T was too bad OF Cymlin-but very
like him. lie has boxed my ears
more than once"
You are his sister That Is differ-
cnt | will never speak Co him again.
There. let the matter drop. | wish
now. you would either take stephen
or send him OF forever. am In a
hurry 10 be gone. and Sir Thomas
also. Go and send stephen with a
Yes or No TO me. | am become In
different which, since YOU are so much
So
Many letters were promised on both
sides. and Jane was glad TO notice the
oagcrness and hope in her friends
voice and manner. Whatever her
words might assert, II was evident
she looked forward to great Joy.
And as long as she was with Matilda,
Jane let this same spirit animate her.
her ride home. however was set TO a
more anxious key. She was a little
Wick intrude his love upon her?
Twice already she had plainly told
him that his suit was hopeless. and
che did not feel grateful for an az.
lection that would rot recognize It's
limits and was determined 20 force
Itself beyond them.
She entered Sandys with the spring
al IA Hafs no fnft foe. ,-..4v ,tsfsk
the fresh wind. and her eyes full OF
the sunshine. Cymlin aud Stephen
were sitting by the frcsidc talking OF
Irish hounds and OF Now bit for res.
tive horses which Cymlin had in
vented
when Jane entered. Cymlin and
stephen both rusc To- meet her Gym
lin was kind with the condescension
OF brother. lie spoke 10 her as he
spoke 60 creatures weaker than him.
self and kissed her with the air of "A
king kissing "A subject nc loved TO
honor. Then ne made an excuse TO
the stables and gave stephen his op.
portunity Tho young man had kept
his eye fixed ON tho beautiful face and
slender form OF the girl he loved. He
went To her and claspcd her hands
and said with passionate Cagerncss
Jane. dearest | have come again to
ask you 20 marry me. Say one good.
kind word. when YOU were not as
high a. my heart. you did promise 10
be my wife. ! vow YOU did"
stephen, knew not then what
marriage meant You were as "a
brother Co me. | love YOU yet as /
loved You then. cannot be your wife
/ am already plighted.
TO Lord Neville. You shall never
marry him | forbid a. ! will hunt
him 20 the gates Of death"
1t Is sinful to say such things
Let my sins alone. am not IN the
humor 10 be sorry for them. say
again. you shall not marry that scoun.
drelly Scot.
He is not what YOU call him-far
from a..
Il call things 10y their right names.
/ call a Scot n Scot. and scoundrcl. a
scoundrcl" He threw her hands far
from him and strobe up and down the
/ room. desperate and full OF wrath.
You shall marry no man but myself.
! Before earth and heaven you shall, "
IL God wills. shall marry Lord
] Neville
oh, Jarc' | shall go to total ruin
/ Il YOU do not marry me
shall ! marry man who is not
lord OF himself? I will not"
You have made me your enemy.
What follows Is your own fault
IT'S poor love that turns 10
hatred: ar1 You can do no more than
! Oh a.e lot do"
You will see. BY my soul lis
truth, oh, lis ton thousand pitics
you viii rot love me-"
1t is nowisc possible. stephen.
He flung himself into n chair. laid
his arms upon the table and buried
hts face In them. Go away. then.
nc sobbcd. II wish Ia see your face no
more. For your sake. I will hate all
women forever"
(To be continucd)