Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-06-13
Continued,


She should tread upon the poor rose
annihiIating it, and with 1t Une PROOF
that Herr Won Hoilfeld had for one
moment forgotten his high descent;
hence the sudden rough, lmperlous
tone VIII surely they alone knew
who had some offence to eXplate, and
hence. too, must she expressly state
whether HoIIfelds appearance mad
mace an agreeable or a disagreeaDle
impression upon her. She felt I'M
PEELED for an instant to tell him no"
she bathed his high-bOrn COUSIN ana
was not in the least fattered by MS
attentions. but, on the contrary, re-
garded them as a disgrace. But 1t
was too late. Herr Won Walden as
speaking % Miss Mertens Of Rein
hardts journey to England so quiet
" and infinitely that it would have
been ridiculous to resume the thread
Of the former stormy discussion.
Moreover, he did not seem to see her,
though she was standing quite near to
Miss Mertens.
Il am half determined to make the
trip with him, he said, at last, to
the governess. Reinhardt shall
come back with your nother( for |
mean to place Lindhof under his ex-
elusive care. snail spend the winter
in London; go TO Scotland in the
spring.
And not come home for years,
sad Miss Mertens, sorrowfully. Has
Thurtngia absolutely no charm for
you?"
oh! yes; but | suffer here, and
you know a sharp cut often heals d
wound quickly and wholly, which
might become dangerous under toe
gentle treatment. l hope much from
the Scotch air"
He had spoken the last words in q
tone meant to be testing, but the mel
ancholy was not to be driven from his
brow, and Elizabeth greatly doubted
his mirthful mood. He extended his
hand to Miss Mertens, and walked
slowly down the gravel where he
soon disappeared in the shrubbery.
There it is" said the gOverness
sadly. Instead Of his bringing us {
beautiful young wife to LindhOf, a!
we hoped, he is going off into the
wide world, and we shall neither SCI
him nor hear from him for a year ant
a day. There is something restless il
min. No wonder when he thinks o
the modifying state of things here
Baroness Lessen is thorn in hi
flesh, and yet he is forced to meet he
every hour Of the day at his own fire
hide, for his sister, whom he tendeTl,
loves, told him outright that in tn
forget the joylessness of her exist
enCe. Moreover, his cousin is an m
welcome guest. Herr Won Walde's is
much too upright nature to succeed il
conceaIing his aversion, but these pee
pie are like iron and steel. The mos
unhattering manner Of the master o
the house toward them slides off thei
smooth surface. They are blind am
deaf when he hints at separation. A
-.+!...1 ,..Ilt' - 10y
cannot comprehend how he can hav
succeeded in winning FrauIein vol
Walde's heart
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