Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-03
CHAPTER IN.

CHAPTER IN.
For some moments after this the twain
sat there locked In each others arms.
At length the young man spoke:
"Mary," he said, 1--WE have n strange
man on board our vessel. He knows
where we used TO live In America"
The maiden started up md looked her
companion almost wildly In the face: but
the extreme emotion soon passed away,
and she WINS more calm.
HE told me some things" continued
Paul, (which I remembered. Do YOU
remember the name OF Humphrey ?"
Mary repeated the name several times,
and a sort of intelligent CLEAN rested up-
on her countenouce.
Surely. Paul. there II something IA
miliar In the sound Of that name, but
- cannot call II to mind"
IL should not suppose you could, for
you were not over three years old when
we both came with Lnroon. But this
mar Of whom l speak has seen us both,
In years gone by-when We were both
very small--at Col. Stephen Humphreys;
and l remember OF calling some one
Uncle Stephen I remer.ber Il well.
o., Mary, we must escape from here.
I know that Mari Laroon has no rivht
to us. and I cannot divest myself OF the
idea that he did a great sin when he
took us away from our home" said Paul.
''Then he il not your fnther:' uttered
the maiden, with some energy.
"No" answered Paul, quickly and en-.
ergetically. II know he Is not my faith
err. Not only does every feeling OF my
soul assure me that such Is not the case.
but Mari Iaroon's own manner proves
It. And then this man-Buffo Burning
ton, he calls himself-assures me that
he Is not. Thank heaven, owe no spark
Of being to that dark.souled man."
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