Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-04

NC - his manner OF l4xvIuR Il Re-
fore his spirit took IT. - departure
he he'd some hours ok clear con-
sciousness. and Il that dine he sins
Of the past rose 80 p]1in]y before
him, that the mil 3rable man vas IN
an agony Of remorse until he had
barred his bosom Of its had, and
told all that he knew OF Philip
Dyce's schemes ana his owr share Ii
them. After that he grew gradually
more calm, aad his last words we're
. prayer for forgiveness from Cyril,
/ who came in to see him and assure
him Of that forgiveness.
Tong before bis dupe and tool
had departed for that bourne from
where no II 9eler returns. Philiu
Dyee and his lister had started for
the continent. In an out-of-t he-Way
town, IN the south Of France, PhilIp
Dyce drags the weary chain Of his
existence, ever brooding over the
past, and without hope for the future
Occasionally he accompanies Lady
vaux to Paris. but the gayety Of the
world serves only to heighten the
contrast between It and his own
hopeless misery an: a In time he win
sink into the morose recluse ia
whom .ge brings, instead Of hon.
ored memories and heaps Of friends,
the curse Of bad past and . re.
morseful conscience.
But Tor us Philip Dyce and his
passed ont from this life drama when
the Abbey window was shut upon
him, and ali We have to do With ii
this same evening IS when the earl
and countess welcomed at the Howth
Sir Cyril Lorme and his betrothed.
Beside Le0la, sat Cice1y and more
than once their hands met ont II
sight, and chung lovingly and sym.
Ipathetica1ly. AS Cicely said after.
ward. Leola had never looked more
beautiful, lnd added to her lowell
| ness was certain touch Of sweet
womanly pride. She had lost Lorme
Abbey. and was penniless, but she
had gained her love and was richer
than she had ever been.
Meanwhile the earl was demanding
from Cyril full account Of the
Lorme romance, az he called It, and
Cyril modestly and quietly gave a
brief recital Of his history, Lord
Beaumont applaudtng 1t the exciting
parts, and looking immensely pleased
and delighted, when Cyril, with some
emotion. declared what he owed to
Lord Beaumont's distinterested ex.
ertions on his behalf.
He was my friend from the first, :
he said, laying his hand on Lord
Beaumont's arm and pressing It.
He, the heir to Howth, was not
ashamed to call an unknown man, q
servant, his friend. Through III
report he trusted me, and showed
his friendship in the noblest way.
NY lord and his voice trembled. 4
would rather lose Lorme than the
friendship OF your son.
But said the stately oli man. =
haven't quite forgiven youT-a
Lorme masquerading IN ! mental
~AoA oSeSA - NV nSuSo ~ JUL AStS-
fathers! y was wrong, SIR Cyril"
y admit u, sir" said Cyril, grave
y, but Il was done on the Impulse q
the moment. / came over TO Eng
land believing that my uncle. Sir
Godfrey, was still alive and quite
resolved not to lisplace him from the
property which he believed to be
r1snsiy ms. ! nrst heard from Leola :
own ups enae ny uncle was aeao' ana
mat ne nao le,I ner ne ABBEY.
leiI = love Win nef tnat morning
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