The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-12
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Norman said nothing, but walked into
his dressing room.
Thompson followed him..
On both there was Il supernatural
calm. Thomson was trembling.
But it WAS not for 81 valet to teach
his master the laws of ehivalry. lie
could only watch the struggle and
tre,nblc for the result. Norman glanced
at the ch&ir where Tire thing was
propped vi III all its hideous degra,ia-
ton, and turned away with n tighten
ing of the lips.
Softly Thomson got out another shirt.
whose shining surface was all ui.ac.
qu;ti!lted with the uses of advertise
ment, and placed it conveniently te.
hand.
Norman picked up the uiletrending
shirt, and Tholnson's heart bo,tasded IN
his breast.
Norman paused irresolute; lEs muir.
INJURED. Ten Thousand pounds and.
though in agony, Thomson was tso wen
trained to- cry OUT "Gehe honor of the
Delafoys." IL he had he might have
won the day.
But the great moralent passed. Nor
man flung down the spctless shirs he
held, dived with the freazy of Il lost
soul into the other, and the die was
cast. With "a stifleai moan Thomson
rushed from the room. AS. ten minutes
later, Norman passed eut to- a cab, They
lllet. Norman HanS MS mead ard
summed the manial's gaze.
You needn't wait up for me he ut
tered.
II shall not be here, ai,,'' sseiG Thorn.
son sadly.
Norman stopped abruptly. What do
you mean?"
W. servant has our feelifgs. sir. I
ram Bear not receiving my ssiary, sir,
BUT We has our feelings"
You hall be paid toncrrOw.'
"Yessir, it's not that; l couldn't take
the money 1 beg 10 state. sir. that 1
leave tonight There was a lug tear
trickling down his faithful cheek.
But" said Norman, but he locked
at the man and stopped.
Ghenlson merely drew hiflssslf up
anii gazed at him with mingled pride
ana reproaeh. I'VE sras our feelings"
Norman turned hui1iedly away and
walked out like a whipped cur.
And wiiaJ IL the old and naughty earl
had MIN sulrtnarily TUNED cas..
He groaued.
Tlssy drive up at the door, and he sat
still so Icing that the cabnaan locked
through the roof to see what was the
matter. The honor of NE Desafoyss,'
AT the door OF the ba tRoom twas 200
late toHescaDe. He wo, sed up aadaring
smile and strobe in. Lady Mildsed
looked at hSytl, and her proud lbs clfl4d
and curled again. But the eld and
haughty earl am forward TO- siasiEe
hands with "a sickly attempt ~tasseniNi-
lily.
Heel Heel said the secl. "we-er-
as-y 5r++eff-seem to have hearGAeas-
decided toaryake it fame $ dress
Norman looked at the earl &ad then
rouna The trcasirl at the TOW %otdgildetl
youth assembled there. ~
shirt fronts all bore theslegefzd.
Buy Demonstrations Pits
Mr.. Byns did not insist on lis dang
ing Neipll Lady Mildred nut, with y
naughty, gesl tIye, he oife.cel her his arm
for The dance and was acceptcst.1. fter-
ogniziilg the holIowness OF pride, she
promised 10 be Il pillna..fs wife on ore
condis1on, that lie converr the Business
INTO &~,conapanY, which ii more genteG,
smacMing less of the shop. NeHl morn
the papers reported 6apart from the
sociala colurnns. which,
stir) that liz many Dartsrof the country
IhereIlad been mysterious subterfanean
rumbiings apild' gentle uail.avaa of the
groulpd. npa1Ssslbly in tie n~eigfiborhoad
Of ancient churches, a9beysie and Pie
turesque RUINS. There Wis sornrfalarrm
as it wrss Thought to besn sligl ut earth
quake
1T wasgrsot, it was merely innurhes>
able ancestors turning IN the graves.