The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

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discovered TO tho people; cyomwon
hmaf had been aware Of its nrBt
inception. and lad watched it grow
to Cos shameful maturity But 10 the
city of London the arrcst OF forty
couspimtors in their midst was a
shock that suspended for timo all
their business.
Israel swanham was the nrst per
son called into the Protectors pres
ence. He found him IN great sorrow,
sorrow mingled with a just indlgna.
ton. With his clonchod hand he
pointed out to Israel the personalities
of tho conspirators Al one name ho
paused, and with his finger upon Il.
looked into lsrael's face
1T is burning shame" Israel said,
angrily. you have nardoned and
warned and protected him for years"
II must even now do what can;
must, Israel. for his fathers sake. A
warrant will be Issued to night, and
cannot stay that. aud personally | can
not warn him OF Il. What am 70
dot"
MY dear lord. do nothing. can do
all you wish. There needs no more
words between us. In two hours Abel
Dewey-you know Abel--wiil be on
the road. Give him a good horse and
he win 80 manage himself and tho
beast as TO reach his journeys end in
twonty.four hours"
Israel then went quickly home. He
called Jane and explained to her in a
fow words what she was 10 do and by
the time her letter TO Matilda was
ready, Abel Dewey was at the door
waiting for Il. Its beginning and end
ing was In the ordinary strain OF girls
letters, but In the center there were
some ominous words, rendered ro-
markablo by the large script used. and
by tho line beneath them-"I must toll
you there has been a great plot
against the Protector discovered.
Charles Stuart and Prince Rupert are
the head and front OF the same, but
there is report that stephen do
Wick is not behindhand and my father
did hear that warrant was out for
stephen, and hoped no would reach
French soil. ere Il reached him." She
hasted to sign her name and close the
letter. Abel Dewey was ready for Il,
and as she watched him ride away her
thoughts turned TO dc Wick. and she
wondered In what mood Matilda might
be. and how sho would receive tho
information sent her. Would Il be a
surprise?
mot IT," answered Mrs. swafham.
Matilda knows all about the plot;
that is most certain; but is discovery
may be news TO her, and II 20, she
will not thank you for Il. Jane. Why
viii she burn herself with ARE not on
her hoarthstone2
Prince Rupert Is her lover She
will do anything he desires hor 70
do"
III he truly loves her he would not
permit her TO be put In danger"
Thon Mrs. Swaffham went out OF
the room. aud soon afterwards DR..
Verify cana In. asking cheorlly AZ he
entered, How Is Il with you today.
Jancg"
II live oa best can, doctor. ] watch
from the morning TO tho midnight for
a footstep that does not come"
There Is desire that fulnls itself
by It's own energy. but this desire IL
born Of unfaiilng Hope. and OF that
unfaltoring Faith that can move noun
tains Have you got Il. Janel"
II am so weak. Doctor John. Pray
for me-"
PRAY for yourself Why should any
one pray for your Pray for yourself.
though Il be only TO say. with the old
Acadlans. Hold Thou my handsi 90
TO God, Jane; you are only a little
babe In His sight; little babe crying
IN the vast void ana darkness. aud
trying to catch hold Of something TO
which you may cling. Say 10 the
Father Of your spirit. Hold my
handsp"
And she rose and kissed him for
his sweet counsel, and that night. and
many night afterwards, she fell
asleep whispering. Hold Thou my
handsl"
ITO be contlnued.)