Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-18
CHAPTER v1.-(Continued.)

II knows where Miss Oracle be-" he
began with n little defiance. IL knows
where our Miss Oracle lies--dead and
cold-dead and cold---without no coffin,
nor winding sheet-the purity crature.
the purity crature-there, what l fool
Master Grips. at the picture himself
had drawn. was taken with short fit OF
sobs, and turned away. Mr.. Oglander
slowly laid down the pen. which he had
taken for notes of n case, and standing
as firm as his own great oak tree. gave
no sign of the shock. except In the color
Of his face, and the brightness OF his
gaze.
100 on. Grips. ms soon as You cam
he said In calm and gentle voice. Try
not to keep me waiting. Cripps.'
~ be trying: I be trying all knows
The blessed angel he dead and buried.
close to Tickuss' tatie crop. In the cor
ner of Bramblc Quarry. At least. ! mean
Tickuss's taties was there; but he dug
them fortnight come Monday. he did.
'sThe corner of the Gypsy Grave as
they call 1t. Who found 1t? How do
YOU know itT
Of Il. Before the snow come--last Tues
WI" :.r,,s.'.. .,.,., A, r,,.,,r 80
e., ,L.. ,,,,,,.',,, ,in al, ,non Mi loo,
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.,".e ~" ,.,,,... w. ~. NJ liz,
.,.. .,,a,. =. IVY, .,.a.,. ~. s. W.,
howo fr;",,a,"S -" " CO n aT Cr,,n. "
"" ..S sn ., i,'e iIi mo.' ,., Cpps .,
Zoccbnrv. ~ am ou;,. sure n wore Tues.
DIV night. hocous. of Nrs Exie. And
sour Worshin know. bcst ~ Tho DAYS.
NO doubt. THANK Tho lord for nil His
me,ciosi Wall seeding now II were some.
bodv elsc. In M wsv. nm rt,cuinr. and
nerhon. o,o 10 ,hor, ,;,.y GIRL. mo- ,noL
Tho fever to Cnwiov h vour Wor.b,p
viii toko vonr NON nvo,n / wi,, t.Il vo,,
sii ma Estbcr sood Two mon with a
nicLoy ,.orti,, ,..h,-a ,bo ..n,. n..r.
bonUeth an, and Tho corns. NJ . MIC.
young woman inid for Tho atone IN hurry
Il natural. No harm M nj, In tho world.
when Won como to think h.,ny nouvbt NJ
a Christian body. And thew lot ao rho
rock, and Il come down over. to save nil
me. nil ohou, n trigow THO .ar.,or
viped bis forobood aud .,i,.J "And
von't 7 civ. 4, w.,I % harS''
"Poor pirIi II ia M tr;ao Cr,pps
whoever n m,v Inv, hoo, Rn, .,onw
Am nil abroad II WINS Tuesday after.
noon when INV moor darling loft Mrs.
hermitage. And 10 tho Quarry across
the fields. from tho wav sbe wound come
IL not half n mile-hnIf n milo NJ 6clds
and bcdrcrows-Oh Cripps. n WINS nv
daughtcr.'
"Jor r,,,,h. h.o,
Cr,nns IN whom ,ha r"aoo,;u. s sa;,, ' Snn
the n",no,, hna nrn,.aI ,,,. ,, I'm
-'.sure enongh h.r mo;cht % hann
,o.tmra n,.o'in,, n,,, e., - Ia,
turnips, and then fallow. and then into
Tickuss' taties-half an hour maight n
done the carrying-nnd Consuming Of
the rest-your Worship. now when did
she leave the LADY, Cau YOU count the
time of III"
'Zacchary, now the will OF the Lord
DO done, without calculation! My grave
II all l care to count on, IL my Grace
lies buried 40. But before I 20 to Il,
plense God, l will find out who has
done It,"
snow, do g put on muller, sir"
cried Mary. running out with her arms
full, as Mr.. Oglander set forth In the
bitter air. without overcont. but ready
tO meet everything. At the door was his
old Whitechapcl cart. with fresh young
colt between the shafts, paving the
snow, and snorting. Tho floor of the cart
was juggling with iron tools as the
young horse shook himself and the
SQuire's groom. and two gardeners, were
ready to jump In. when called for.
$50 plnize your Worship. let me
drive" said Grips, who was going to sit
In front. "A young horse, and you at
your time Of life, and all this trouble
over you!"
"Give me the rcins, my friend" cried
his Worship: and Cripps. IN some drend
for his neck, obeyed,
The men iumped In, and the vounp
horse started at rather dangerous poce'
Many n time Ind Miss GRACE fed him
and he used 70 follow her like n lamb
HE will take us safe enough" said
the Squire; she seems to know what he
IL going for"
Not another word was spolxen until
they came TO the gap nj the verge az the
Quarry, where the frosty moon shone
through II. "Tie him here" said the
master shortly, as the groom nrojuced
Ills ring rome; "and throw the bic cloth
over him. Now all of you come: ana
Grips 20 first"