New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
LIES Compensation.
BY A. GOODWIN.

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But Won az least are comfortably provided for"
Yes" said AIyra. and tears came 70 her eyes.
vel or Three hundred a year seems great wealth
W, 7rii1 sco7 isar, N 10 tb7- said tbe solicit
tor sympatheticaly- He privately hoped that Old
and My-a would agree 10 fulfil the erratic condition
Myra's lie went on IN the same groove except
that she longer had her Old uncle TO attend TO-
A former eoverness OF hers. Miss Jordan. came
live win her a. e0nlpluj0u The preDOsteroIs con
dition OF her uncie's will which had given her a
could not marry this stranger She persuaded her
self that he was already married. Some months
elapsed before he was heard Of Then one day MT
GlIdroy called Myra-
He wired TO from London to-day At least
my agents wired He VIII arrive here to-nnorrow
OF life might any day disturbed BY
e sF TiT r b or s ove her head NoW When the
sword had fallen, she oraced herself for the conse-
Must see him. Nj GudIroyc Is he married."
''No. fortunately least'-
.'Then he Is not marr1edF
My agents wired that he is not"
d0n'r want 10 be an obstacle. to his getting the
mo1ey- can nothing De- donez - s,,e1,5 .,sa
the money goes TO found the PecclvaIe rome l9f
Won. Miss S-sJon- You musr see This Mr. keep
forgetting his aame-BeIlew. 7 think. He is sor-
rs connection or yours. and this IS his uncle's
house He NAV be- a suitable husband FOR you. he
may NOT. but that Isl for YOU 70 Judge You are not
bound 90 sacrince yourself Tor nIn SUM- you are
you are right suppose said NIy~a. on whom,
the Jawver's unatter-Gr-fact words produced a
soothing impression. And it agreed that Mr.
Ciudrov sholld send her vo-d at what time the
stranger would call on her .,.u,.... ,,,. Co.,
1lyr she went through Tn1-n Lelll-i tor W.
Gltruy had said she was nor oouhG % sa1tll{ 81
AI--:- -r- 4 7 --r- Tsbs- II -ffs new found
Pr ,'.5 --.-- o. Es~1-7a his vie
.-DicGs'' she rno5Sed to her pillow. "uTast 7 be
unfathful 90 yout 4gI are IalInL1L 70 4 ms o
nv fault Dick You should not have LETT me
The hour ju which she consented TO bury me
15. o- her youth and sacrifice herself the altar
1f duty was the btteresJ of her life. but no trace
s l9 l-s So rF reS5 attsrn6on when she talked
.h-sr-uly with Miss Jordan while waiting for the
Fl wonder what he is Ike and what his age Is
sag He VIII Mil be midal. aged said Miss Jordan
WHAT do YOU raN middle aged
'-he next moment there was loud knock at the
alrr Beusv.' said Nfyra. growing pale How 7
wish the ordeal we're Over ~ -, 49,. . .a,,
gentleman about thirty was ushered in 1t was
6s l MIRA as-oqishsd Z T., See he her . ola q
He .la=reJ acr to him. and Miss Jordan effacsaI
herself 70 was only when the urst eXciJ cement oc
This reunion ls,i worm uf thIr Myra realized That
her returned lover ana Old Percivale's nephew were
~-rhea. uf-z. you are the expected herr
-I- seems so. MIRA have come a long way
anyaov-trou Ca.,foruLs3--so / hope / am not going
\-.r ,-1 SNOW The -oud.-ious,~
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wlltne ID mase -orr"qg and one me. pack and
..T-.,r, Don. - raid w And ss ' F.r f,
..,ysver mlad. a. has me right enough in the
.1a you sve=z It vas me-. Dicz2.
'\u. Mr. Giidrny spoke OF Won Miss Seatou.
aHa- or course -lnyEE 81 my 1t-e NyTa, but
"Ant only las n.-aJ, Dick. q suffered so much
-.l-E n5 llaE l2 my r'i1u to marry YOU