The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-25


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girl laugh the deem tones OF a ntp
Vote Deborah Sial.hops. S4rae f}ains
don the htgl witch Harold f"a1hs1o"'
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plain 70 all. IA Youlis sNslrSs IN
fatudtton for his agents daushter was
indeed a matter of villaSe GOSSIP, rs
to Deborah, II was not 50 easy 10 us
cover the nature OF her feelings she
Was : hieh-splrlted girl ahQ UP 10 'he
present had kept Harold at arms
length
You're late, said Stanhepe as tley
drew up at the garden gate, ! en-
"Its my fault, Nj s%tanhope.@ inter
posed young f.arnshaW. : persuaded
your daughter to look around me
orchid houses at the hail 1t took
longer than We expected he added.
Aushirg,
IT'S very good OF YOU to take such
esonp,e doo M + nseo Nm ,na G.s yo,nl
Stann9pe IN .he zone may maze soans
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Pity. said the OLD man WIN a
gasp; "4ou forget. VIVA pity qlQ eae
people show me the last time? Debor-
an, cannot bear IL see again IN
the mob with angry voices cfuel
faces-the MOB that chased me TO my
NpIL door. foil Won If would XIII me II
my history Is dragged to light.
father, dear father, VIII YOU not lis
ten to me? Stay here and face 1t out
Il cannot, 1T would kill me. You
hear me. Deborah, it would kill meas
1t killed your mother. If my story We're
child but would turn against me. The,
would mock at me, revile me, threater
me. l tell you it viii kill me to stay
here"
we Will leave tonight, if you wisf
1t, dear she added with a sigh; "bu
perhaps there is some other Way GU
of the difficulty. Could Martin Heriot!
silence be bought"
: only IN one way, Deb. The way
told you of three years aeo. If yol
marry him he will persecute you M
j, longer. AS his Wife,
. With a cry the girl broke from him
+ Never" she cried p~assionately. .
can never be his wife. The thought o
him fills me with loathing. His face
his hands, his voice-I cannot do il
father, even for you"
Then we must leave" he answere
YEARLY. CHARGING round the room wit
-, a look of pathos in his eyes that file
y the girl with self-reproach.
What can | do?" she cried. IF
% were any other way but that"
: Her father sighed, and turned t
leave the room, but as he reached tn
!. y door a sudden faintness seemed I
: seize him.
u Il am choking he ~stammered.
!, cannot breathe. I-I"- With a CT
: of pain he threw up his arms and, stas
? gering, fell to the ground.
The night on which he had planne
; to leave the village found him stretche
, on a bed of pain. ravi9g in delirium.
The good people of the village
y Helstone. though curious concernin
q them. were kindly disposed toward tt
agent and hts daughter. Offers of as
s%istance in the task of nursing the IL
valid came from all quarters. every OF
I seemed DESTROYS of helping the your
girl on whom SO great a strain he
y. fallen.
"a Deborah, however, refused ali ri
% She, and she alone, was with her fatt
!" er in his hours OF delirium, listening
his fears. the outcome of a terrib
massage In his mast life. Harold Earn