The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-15

! groaned aloud.
~Mr Glenarm preferred this room
for working The instruments yer.
his very own. sirl"
THE devil they were,- exclalnea.
Irssclbly. snatched book from the
nearest shelf and threw Il open On the
table Il was The Tower It's Early
Use for Purposes Of Defense. London:
1916
/ closed II with a slam.
The sleeplngroom IL beyond. air. I
hope
Don't you hope any morel- I
growled. and Il doesn't mako any an.
ference whether I'm disappointed Or
not
Certainly not. sirl- he replied IN 4
tone tina, made mo ashamed q my
anger
The adjoining bedroom was smaIi
and meagerly furnished. The vaIls
we're untlhicd and wero relieved only
BY prints Of the EAEiish cathednll
French ehateaur. and like suggestions
Of the best things known 70 archii,,.
,uro Tho bed was OF the commoneul
iron type. and the other articles q
furniture we're chosen with a strict ~.
gard Tor utility Ny trunks and hau
had been carried IN. and Bates aaksa
from the door for my commands
rMf Glonarm always hroakfanied a
scyenthlrty. Hir. AZ near AZ be could
bit !, without a timeplece: and he vns
quite pnhciuAl"
Ny grandfather's breakfast hour
will suit me exactly, Bates"
~ there's nothing further slr--
That's all. and hates
Yes Mr 0lenarm
-of course you understand that I
didn't really mean 20 imply that yua
had fr,d that shot a. uief-
q bes you not TO menuon Il Mr.
Glehafm
-Bu, Il vas a little queer n you
should gain any lisht on TIE subject
lc, ne knos
Certainly ~
And believe Hates. thar ue'd bs.
tef Keep me blinds down AZ aisht
These duck hunters htftabouss are
agrauaill reckless Yoa miFhi A.
tend % them ow.-sns every evening
hcrlaitos
He ra,eiy hade no GOD uirht ana
followed him 10 fha nqfar dos -
satthri Bis departing arure. llrhiad
by single candle that he had pro.
tueed from bis pocksi
stood Cor several minuiea liacnlnw
% hla step tracing Il thfoaFh the Nm
holon a. Tar ~ my knovleiso of ne
house would permit Thea. N m.
saaua fsriuna coaid hear the eins.
iaE q anars and drawing Of halfa
Fef.5 nj 'siler vas a persoa q
Paias'alirE hahnh
z aIaat mf travelling raae and al,
irihafsf De- cgaisnts "a the drra.iur
nAa raj carried through an ny
adventure foiilns leather photo
ffafh h.iior cuaisining no-irans q
n ah aai mother and u John
. iasrn nay grandfather.
rp On ne maalci N no
u vas with ! neu
4e.fea pfi that eeercd fnto
Hy shf.Wd ola cyea nan
1ed r. u and 30 dtlaiiy Al my
is'h a bHi my fathef had az
.u p various saya thai 4
~ c.-c and M faiher's dcafA
~ len nr Nth an rslanremrnt
"H.,h J hai widowed b. mY oWa actn
ar thii had reached Glsusrm. M
miaa entd 20 rlckeflnrs estimate
~ 'hs ,alne y my granfiaihars estate.
Aihough iohn Marshan Clana-fn ~as
an ocoen'fie man. ho had occn able 10
accumulate large fortune. and yci
haa iaue'y permitted the executor 70
zen ma 'haf b. had lied comparatively
poor IN 90 readily accepting the
terms q ihc viii and bnryinr myself
U 9 r'siun o. which kneu nothing. I
had e1i myself on from ghe usual chan
ncla ~ counsel n lcfi the place 20
return p NcF York | should rlmpiy
i's.nhefit myself AZ Glcnarn uas
and there mus, remain 70 the end u
me year grew bitter against Picker.
lng a. ! reflected upon the ease win
which he had got nd Of mo had
arrays satlaasd myself that my wits
we're a. keen a. bis. but I felt nov that
! had stupidity pu, myself in bis power.