Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-03

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.. linen sne turned 10 race him, her
ups parIeo IN protest. DON'T look at
me IN tnat way!@ ne cried impioringly.
Solne' dearest come win me. we
eau pe aioae IN tne nook al tne emo OF
ne nan heasehs, anu Tue happlest
peins ~ an 'he "orlu. u mas turned
w. as ! nave prayed y should
que ai,oweu MN 70 iead ner, 70 tne
1a.Asn. nooA. - nei soui sue was
uvnun ~ WY ne'r Tong ue was 80 :, pow ,''
c.less lnele were u nunuleu tninss
sue Man.eu - say 70 mn, out now tha ~
ne 1no ou nao come sne was voice
les, ,.ss ,,ne oniy couiu iooh nell'iessly at
nln. Joy eeelheu 70 pe paraiy Ecu Will
was as - eis siepe .alu
vouiu noe " awaAshea, As sue SANK
upon ,ne cushion ~ u.oppeu 70 ms
Snee pe,ofe ner, nis nanu Siasplns
neas Win 9 ieIsof llial uirliieu ler
"i.n NE. as ne spoke ner purses
aulckeneu ana Tue oiooo began 70 race
lur "
nase won your ~, aUse, Beverly, ny
ne iailese lneans ine1e mas never -.
oeeh an nour IN wnicn : have noe oeen
suusss lur lnis slUllous elnL 1ou
save yoilse,. " ine When you Auew
svulu Nc notnlls more .nan tne num-
piese noiuiel. y "as tne sAc :; l0' OF
ioye. LOU VII iorsive my presumption
my very ln ,S'S'lt dear one-wnen
Ten you tnat my soul Il tne rorreit
pay 1t IS yours through oil eternity.
! love you: ! can give you the riches
OF the world as well as the wealth OF
tne heart. Inc yagapond dies; your
poor humble follower gives way to the
supplicating prince. You would have
lived IN cot as the guardsman's wife.
You VIII take the royal palace In.
stead.
beverly was herself again. The spell
was gone. Her eyes swan with happi-
ness and love The suffering her pride
! had sustained was swept into heap
labeled romance, and she was rejoic-
ing.
mated you tonight, I thought, !" she
cried, taking his face IN her hands. 1T
looked as though you had played q
TICK on me. II was mean, dear.
couldn't help thinking that you had
used me as plaything, and tilt
made me furious. But it is different
now. l see, oh, SO plainly. And just as
had resigned myself to the thought
OF spending the rest OF my life In a
cottage, away outside the pale of this
glorious life! oh, 1T Is like q fairy
taie!
FAN, but it was not altogether a
tt1ck, desT one. There was no assnr-
ance that ! could regain the throne
NOT until the very last, Without It
should nave been the heggar instead Of
tne prince. we would have lived In a
novel, aIter all. Fortune was with me.
deceived you for months, Beverly
NY beVeriy-nut IT was TOR the best.
- ueiense Of my honor and dignity.
however must tell you that the prin-
cess mas Known ror many days that !
an ,pantan. ! told her the truth when
shrlstopai came that day with the
ueWs. u was an Well enough for me
70 pass myseif on as vagabond, but
/ Y would have been objectionable to
lolst MIN upon her as the prince"
i anu sne mas known for week q
CRIED Beverly In deep chagrin.
AND the whole court has known"
= alone was blind?
AS blind as the proyerb. Thank
sod, won your love as yagabond
! can treasure IT as the richest Of my
prlncely possessions. You have not
| SAID that you will go to my castle with
me, dear
que leaned forward unsteadily, and
| lips met, and their eyes closed in the
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