Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

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low voice sNo no ono ~ a.rts
shall senarafa ne now that -. 49,
said von love me No ona, AZ 81,
the earl.--ha napsea r,or,.n+ a.
he were STRUGGLING win aas,ro =
say something and were keening !,
blackwell. even he NAV n time
give his consent rjstao daa~ast.
an q Door ana STRUGGLING artist now
but may win the good fight NAV
win a name which tbanrh - ~,
never be worthy your acceptance, may
make me seem less unworthy in your
fathers eyes,
She listened with an interest, a de.
lightful feeling that his life belonged
to her. the feeling which brings SO
great JOY to the heart of the woman
who has juht received the avowal OF
her lovers love. The slightest, most
trivial thing in his life would be hers
to share with him now!
Yes, you will be famous" she muir.
INJURED, With sweet confidence and
again her tone thrilled through him.
Tell me so often enough he re-
sponded, and | shall be. Norah, now
that have won your love, now that
AT is for you work he drew the
letter from Jack Wesley from his
pocket and gave it to her-"see. GEAR
est, here is the beginning. cared
|s,ery little about it before today. but
now | welcome it. 1t is an earnest
of the success your love will bring
me-
Ncrah read the short note ana. ha
told her something Of the man who
had writfen 4 -'''' ~
ssThe best friend a man ever had ).
he said. warmly: "and he vii, raio;ce
in my Joy"
"Your friend, she -nurm,,red .ua
shall be mine. too. if he win shah
love him for your sake Cyril
He heard the name from her Inns
for the first time. though she had
called him by it III her thoughts often
enough.
Dear old Jack. he said. eyes
he will be glad. And Norah von
have no regrets; you will not mind
when your great friends tell Won that
you have thrown yourself away9 Thai
you. a peers daughter. hive acted nm.
wisely in loving an artist
He looked into her ewes with .
strange earnestness. and with the
same shadow of a smile unon his
handsome face.
Norah touched his hand with bar
lips as she thought how great how
noble, how altogether perfect he was
to her.
mo one will saw that who 1xnows
YOU she said. simnlv aAnd 4boso
who do not-ah. why d. Won ash mag
Yea know. you know,Y
eyes. I know ha achoad ,,;44 :,
long breath az del;gb+ ana iov. sana
the KNOWLEDGE malae = ! ~ ,,,,,,a !,
the greater. / have won Won r,stno,,,
the aid Of title = wealth !,
fame. Norah Won cannot enass IL,
even Won how sweet tba Enowi.dra
Is to mel, and M thraw noel 'h,s
head as If he fou,ss so,,,a ,,..stax,, -
satisfaction In the thought. Some
day, when you and are together in
the world. and you are surrounded by
men of title, your equals in rank.
shall say to myself: She might have
chosen from among these. but she
chose me, untitled, poor, unknown.
Il have never thought of these
things she said Il care nothing for
rank. Why. 1t is only short time
ago that l knew | wasi the daughter
of an earl, and"-she smiled-"the
knowledge has not made me any the
happier. 1t would have made no
difference to me IL Won had baan
noble-I mean titled. Tiff had not
loved you She breathed the last
words almost inaudfbly.
linen you would leave the Court
ana oe M VIE, and live with me IN
some little cottage and be content r
ne asked, fervently, holding her face
IN his hands with tender caress.
content'' she echoed, softly rs
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