The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-15

1t was Sir William Dene who spoke,
and fancied | read something significant
in his words and look Irene never lifted
her eyes as she answered him
jealous of wheels and pistons, of
screws and bolts? You expect me to be
too modest, Sir William.
Her manner and words constituted a
snub, and he seemed to feefit. He crossed
to my chair and, after few casual words,
remarked abruptly, ''You have grown
very ike your sister
Mamma diplomacy at once became
evident to me. Many people had re-
marked the same thing. She had placed
Sir William on my duty list because my
resemblace to Irene might prove an attrac.
tion to him. squirmed inwsrdly and an
swered shortly
'lou fatter me
Just at the moment Mark came in, aud
a beautiful wave Of color suddenly flooded
Irene face and as quickly died down
again. In an instant | knew the truth.
Irene was in love with her husband Sir
William saw it. too. knew that by his
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things had gone we'll with Irene No
doubt Of her happiness entered my head
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yis.sga Of the truth of her words as the
dead cold lryel of her voice.
.Sa doe, Marx slipped frOm me
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