The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-04-19

ear, greatly ashamed Of hiving in
ed him to dinner merely to pump
n 40 to the Armstrong; OF Cincin-
4 and their daughter. Olivia's
her. Stoddard inforr Led me. was
ired physician OF wealth, who lived
Walnut Hills. can hear now the
at roars OF laughter that broke
m him as kept protesting that the
l in gray l had seen at the An
ndale station was Olivia Gladys
mstrong. 1t was only when we set
d down to a comparison OF our i'm
sssions that the truth gradually
wned upon me-that the girl In
" was not Olivia Gladys Arm
|Ong but Marian Devereux The
|ole thing was ridiculous-my den
\, my stupid acceptance of the
'und on which Marian Devereux
D chosen to meet me; and was not
|vinced until the big chaplain had
en me a elrcumstantial description
lhe real Olivia child Of Is. with
ypsy face and dark hair and eyes.
Where has Miss Devereux gomez
Why, I'd Cincinnati. with Olivia
dys Armstrong he answered.
ey's great chums. you know"
top Of my mail next morning lay
man envelope. unstamped, and ad'
sed TO me in a free running hand
ferguson. the gardner. left it," ex
ped Bates.
opened and read:
II convenient viii Mr.. Glenarm
BIZ look in at st. Agatha's some
this week at four o'clock Sister
resa wishes to see him"
viii N softly. My feelings to
q Sister Theresa had been those
liter repugnance and antagonism
a been avoiding her studiously ant
not a little surprised that she
bid seek an interview with me
te possibly she wished to inquire
soon expected to abandon Glen
House: OF perhaps she wished Il
onish me as to the perlls OF ml
In any event liked the qualit!
Ter note and | was curious to know
she sent for me; moreover. Ma
AN Devereux was her niece and thi
had changed my atttud
award the institution beyond tn
AN.
Al four O'Clock passed into s.
has territory and rang the bell
Dor OF the building where ha
olivia the evening l found her 1
q lapel. A Sister admitted me. lie
b az TO a small reception roor
/ / imagined. the visiting parer
deceived, and left me. | felt
deal like a school boy who ha
Summoned before severe ma
discipline. | was idly beatn
II with my gloves when a qulc
ounded In the hall and Instant
|wn-clad figure appeared in tn
lay.
las a deep. rich voice. a voice {
ence, a voice. let me say. Of III
1.-The voice. too. may add. Of
IN who is likely to come to n
without ado. The white ban
br forehead brought into relic
wonderful graz eyes that wer
with kindness. She surveye
moment. then her lips parte
a smile
bis room is rather forbidding;
Ton viii come with me"
She turned with an air OF authorit
hat VI a6Fr-tSOf her undeniable dis
iaak,b and I was eeated a momen
An a pretty sittins room who's
Tvs gave a view of the = dark WIZ
bod and frozen lake beyohc.A
afraid. Mr.. Glenarm. that yVf
bt disposed to Re neighborly. and
hlust pardon me II seem to De
Enlng you
EIer smile. her voice. her manner
re charming. had pictured her
" old woman. who had hidden away
a world that had offered her no
must all be on my
h leresa ! have beer
oa, \ since coming hore|
80 erplexed. even"
90 treasure the tllu
are Ahosss in lyon
with q smile thai
natter.
slim white hand:
nple directness.
ere is something
IL can say II only
IDS. have feared
IN us here as enc
lg word" ! replied
YOU that ! hope ver
will prevent YOU
"'enarm wished