The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-29

1T wants TO get at Eliza" said the /
youth. In a confidential whisper. MAS /
ter says she would give him more'n he |
brought" lie smileo anably Mt the two |
little stin black figures. and departed |
In search OF his mistress.
"what-what did he SayT' gasped
Bertha.
Something about A. oh. goodness
graciousl Oh help, help. help, heip
hcipi" The two sisters had bounded on
20 the settee and stood there with star
ing eyes and skirts gathered In while
they filled the whole house with their
yeils out OF n high wicker work basket
which stood by the FIRE there had risen
nat. dlamond-shaped head win
wicked green eyes which came Kicker
ing upwards waving gently from SIDE
90 side, until foot or more OF glossy
scaly neck was visible. Slowly the VI
clous head came floating M. while nv
every oscillation fresh burst OF shriekH
came from the settee.
what In the name Of mischief
cried voice. and there was the mis-
trcss Of the house standing In the door
way Her gaze at FIRST had merely tax
en- In the fact that two strangers We're
standing screaming upon her red plush
sofa a glance at the fireplace how
ever. showed her the cause OF the ter
ror. and she burst into "A hearty NJ OF
/ laughter.
Charley" she shouted, heres hliza
misbchaving again"
an settle her. answered a masculine
/ voice. ana the young man dashed into
the room. lie had a brown horse-cloth
In his hand. which he threw over the
basket. making II fast with piece OF
twine so as to effectually impriHon us
inbate. while his aunt ran across to re-
assure her visitors.
ut ia only rock snake" she oN-
lninod.
"oh. Berthar' "oh. Monlcar gaspod
the poor exhausted gentiowomen.
"she'a Matching out some eggs That
~ why we have the fire, Eliza always
does better when she IL warm. She IL a
sweet. gentle creature. but no doubt she
thought that you had designs upon her
eggs. / suppose that you did not toueh
any OF them7"
"oh. let us get away. Berthn" cried
Monica. with her thin. black-gloved
hands thrown forward In adherence.
mot away, but into the next room
said Mrs. Westmacott, with the air OF
one whose word was law. This way, u
you pleased II In less warm here She
led the way into very handsomely APP
pointed library, with three great cases
OF books, and upon the fourth side n
long, yellow table Uttered over with
papers and scientific instruments. "sit
here. and you there" she continued.
THAT Is right. Now let me see, which
OF YOU IL Miss Williams and which Miss
Bertha WilllamH7"
Il am Miss williams" said Monica,
rtlll pnipitating. and glnncing furtve'
~ about In dread OF some new horror
And you live. as l understand, over
al the pretty little cottage. II Is very
nice OF you to call 80 early. l don't sup
nose that we shall get on, but stu the
Intention is equally good" She crossed
lher legs and leaned her back against
the marble mantelpleee.
1--WE thought that perhaps we might
be Of some assistance" said Bertha
timldiy. III there IL anything which W,
could do TO make you feel more at
home"
"Oh, thank you. I am too old tray
eior 20 feel anything but at home where
ever I 20. I've just come back from q
few months In the Marquesas Islands
where had very pleasant visit. That
was where / got Eliza. In many respects
the Marquesas Islands now lead the
world"
"Dear mer' calculated Miss Williams
I'm what respeot2'
I'm the relation Of the sexes. They
] have worked out the great problem
upon their own lines. ana their iso
lated geographical position has helped
them 20 come 60 a conclusion OF thoii
own. The woman there IL. as she
, should be, In every way the absolute
equal % tie male. Come IN Charles
ana slt down II Eliza all right?"
IAN right, aunt"
! "These are our neighbors. the Miasei
r Williams. Perhaps they viii have som,
stout. You might bring In n couple %
bottles. Charles"
] mo, no. thank you'll None for usl'
I cried her two visitors, earnestly
mo? | am sorry that 1 have no tei
20 offer you, look upon the aubservl
enoy OF woman as largely due 10 he
o abandoning nutritious drinks and invig
. Grating exercises TO the male. l d
neither" She picked up a pair OF M
teen-pound dumb-bella from beside IN
2 fireplace and swung them lightly abou
4 her head. you see what may be don
on stout" said she,
"But don't you think" the elder Mis-
Williams suggested timidly, don't yol
4 think. Mrs, Westmacott, that womai
n has q mission OF her own?'
The lady OF the house dropped ne
dumb-bells with crash upon the floor
3 "The old can't" she cried 1.-THE oil
[ shlbbolethi What IL this mission whicl
4 Ia reserved for woman Al that is hum
BILE, that n mean. that is Houl-killlnn
that r. so contemplate and 80 ill-pai
= that none other viii touch A. All tina
O r. womRn's mission, And who impose
these limitations upon herr VIII
oooped her up within this Mario,
n sphere2 Was It Providence? Was
O nature? No II was the arch enemy
n IL was man"
"oh. I say, auntlel drawied he
* nephew.
5 1T was man. Charles. II was yo
@ and your fellows say that woma
f. a colossal monument 20 tho selfish
ness OF man What iH an thlf .tunate