The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-03-22

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u tau! answered Larry. "No, sir;
don want to m5Ae la@ conductor
nervous. Aiiler-aud j, Lr added l0
more serious tone. 'are going 10 escort
MISS Aa13n au1 her cousin .".-- a..
OF joWnf Miss LNujIT. I}at yol SEQ
ABOUT the carriage. lat'oE:
Miller nodded, while tW" af it.rs- @.
the other men secretly exchanged
Chances. ii was more taH susl coucu
among their inmates CHAT both Miller
/ ana Donovan were SERIOUSLY Smt.sen
with sweet Kitty Nathan aa4 .h3t Mil
Ter had been the less successful rival
Tor her gracious notice. There bad beaI
gossip lh.t he had not t3AAl his d.
feat W.Jh -ood grace, and as he had
Tie heavy teHacity of purpose clgrac-
teristtc Of many men Of English blood
1t was regarded as surprising that he
should be found playing the part OF
serNiceable friend and escort to the
country cousin
Now. The truth is that this was more
surprising to Miller than It could pos
sibiy be to any odE else. His pride
gnawed his YitalS whenever he realized
the position into which he had been
drli1ins during the last few months
and especially since Miss Lantry had
come to the city. He cared nothing at
all for jhat estimable Young lady. Her
presence gave him an opportunity for
seeing more Of Kitty Mahan, particu-
larry for seeing her and Lawrence Don
oYan together, for spying upon them in
order to discover whether there existed
between thGm anything That could he
called an understanding. This obserVa-
ton haa iliied his heart with bitter
ness, Tor 1t had revealed to him the
very many ways in which Donovan en-
cei-ed nm as a cavalier and yet it had
sauSleu MN that fltty was still heart
ifee' SO lar as she herself knew.
II Donovan could be removed from
Ihe scene lor aWlipe, II he should suffer
IL he should cease 10 be so amusing TO
lAiIjY' WIN his songs ana stories and
uhla!jn& light heartedness, there might
De cAanee Tor Harvey Miller,
III tod tnat Florence has stun
IIhS costume said Donovan aside TO
Miiie' Il suppose she wouldn't tell
you "Ilat 1t was
no, ne replHd, nut We snail sOol
see. here hef health With all my
AeafJ' she IS very charming girl.
lie touched MS glass to Larry 5, and
the lfIck was done Larry had not
quile lhe streh%th 70 decline the toast
ana so he raised the glass TO his lips.
rive minutes later every glass was
empty ana others were on the way.
"hen Miller was upon the street
AGAIN 1t WAS half past O'CLOCK. lie
Lau peeh III the care less imam an hour
ana had not drunk very much, ana
yet the CLOCK on the railroad station
opposite seemed 10 nave acquired three
OF Iour extra faces when lurched ana
s3ra'eo ana melted INTO one another
80 IhHsucallF lhat II was amazingly
ulihcul 10 tell the uihe. lie realized
MS colidltloh ana knew mat all the
ouler men were as Dad, except Larry
donovan VINO was worse.
Miiier observed with satisfaction that
TWO OF me most reckless CT the men
haa attached themselves to Larry and
tna' lhey were leading nm IN drec-
IoA Whlch would never bring MIN to
his nome or TO the Irish societies
masked Dall unless continued all the