Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-02-07
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id II az 10 be trusted, if this
r. :, pot 5s3 + for years deceived d. him.
gu %@ warming were after all cor
:l'i v f. to be done at the elev-
b; va. 40 bp was in great trouble!
a ,osJ and Mary Holland came
', d, for me?" she said.
;:7' . .Gi in misery and fear l
1s Sit down, please" he said;
| , Io9. to ask you many ques-
., ,,rro, which Sarah Eastbell
.aa .I p5''t stole to Mary's face as
i'. ,.aso but she took the chair
'gY "a Indicated, and which was
". u D distance from the couch, and
p i 5' ~o have not seen a great deal
.l '.t., IN our lives, Mary" he be
N, ,.1, and earnestly still 1t IS
.ll, ~, t I, great changes have &C.
: 5sI I have lost my fathers love-
~ .'I and fortune" .,
w. u ,.;I Mary sadly, that is true.
!. , rSs three without losing conf
], ron, As I learned to respect
y ! ts.aD to think of the possibil-
.,,r mast mistakes, on my side and
H.. +.,. Of late days l have con
- ra1 the friend of all in this
r., done ny best to be the FRIEND
). ,i,It. and for the first time in
suspicion seized me. 1 hardly
hat it was. 1t would have pass
:, rrt that it came again to-day,
f.,sl by new doubts. You see
-r; Are you aware of its pur-
,rs that Il was written in my
!. By Captain Peterson. Dare he
+, rsfar IA me in that?" she cried,
4 color mounting to her cheeks
.anrn.. and then dying away into
glg tint.
Nv word. lie is as silent respect
rast relations between you as
ri always been"
know, them" she said, in dis
sr that you and he were confer
keller in the garden last night;
sg is a secret between you which
Stare. and which you have made
1t 10 reveal: and l believe that
,rs where Sarah Eastbell is, and
respects a villain. Tell me what
BOW If him, and when you knew
h..
.1or." she said in a low voice.
sar thp bOtrOm Of n terrible myS-
b Las brought grief to me; he is
5h Thomas EastbelI against the
lthis house; and you will not give
.gw to his life"
gr but little Of him, Reuben"
,'ei, and that | cannot diynIge
h5more than my life's worth to
pit | could not explain to Sarah
@I cannot explain to you at this
."nn1y say that l am a woman
ply misunderstood"
y .IdEgi," said Reuben, Il am
@ | cannot trust you any more
'.nSe."
ID not speak again. She looked
steadily for few moments. and
&202y. and up the stairs to her
@ q, the end of the corridor, and
VINE hours before she was seen
1at house, 1t was nearly mid
.a dressed as for a journey, she
a" IN the corridor and faced
still at her old post. a woman
/ % guard.
4e rusty servant, Hartley"
/. T. Is she advanced; but you must
!. ,'''aat, extra strong, and clever,
-.4s. while am away"
|, .ea SoJns-at this time, Miss
exclaimed Hartley, in sur
\ s :. a little while. l will write
@ N by next post"
'" oaSloeII. exclaimed Hart
.. ..r... listen at this door--you
d. d. listening, l believe"
.''o -I-what makes you say
y. mystery in this house. and 1
a,.l ,"' watch for all of us-!f |
.., VI. part Of the mystery. too, it
..@e 10 warn one who will
,. s. master here. But listen
.. Understand, madam"
. ..' OF many strange confess
+ IN ' woman has slept in much
s.~S g@' oeen our mission more
.,-. asep the truth from killing
=. ..,ea will pardon the fiction we
N ,.., her life, as pray that
L. ., swiftly down the stairs, and
i . muse wherein she had spent ,t
+, WY u her life. winning no
" 8omon's gratitude,
Nv ''''S'
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