The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-04

him, ana holding and kissing her hands
alternately, Jack unfolded his plan fo1
taking her away directly.
"Sentance says I must CO." he added,
plaintively, as he waited for her answer
1T will cure me entirely"
"Then"-she blushed quietly-"then let
us 60 at cnce, my-my darling"
And SO, when Constance Fraser entered
the room little while later, she found
the two sitting together, and learned that
as soon as everything could be arranged
the young couple were ready to start.
With smiles and deepest blessings, they
took their departure a few days later.
Audrey bought a present for Jean in ev-
cry foreign town she visited, and when
the season was over Jack had promised
she should have her poor little school
friend to stay with her for as long as she
liked
They had not settled where they would
live permanently, but they were both in
clined to Craiglands. Lord Iverne was
going to be taken abroad by his mother to
some mineral waters, and the poor fell
low had expressed a wish that his brother
and his bride would make Craiglands
their home for time.
1T will be SO near mother" Audrey
had said, and Jack had not told her that
Mrs. Fraser would no longer inhabit Din
glewood House. He felt that it would
give her so much pain, and, besides, he
was SO ashamed and angry with Sheila
for her cruel conduct, that he determined
not to discuss her just yet.
40 v1rnv,
know how Sheila had behaved, for Mrs.
Fraser would 60 to Cronberg with the
Duchess Of Marlborough, and would in
all probability reside abroad for few
| months
Audrey exclaimed with pleasure as
| they drove into the pretty grounds at
| birmingham, and was so lost In gazing
| at them that she was quite unconscious
| of the sensation her appearance was
causing the crowd of fashionables. OF
course, they had done nothing but discuss
the John Glendurwood marriage, and now
the sight of the young mans handsome
and well-known face revived the Curl
osity and gossip afresh.
Jack Glendurwood is here with his
wife! Have you seen them? What is
she like? A nurse girl wasn't she2 OF
course she is awful? What hardihood
| to bring her out so soon she must be
raw, however pretty! What will Sheila
Fraser and Lady Gladys Daleswater doe"
These and dozens of quick questions and
remarks of the like sort ran like wildfire
through the throng.
Jack was very calm. He lifted his
darling down and gave a few directions
to the groom, while Audrey looked around
her, picture of exquisite simplicity and
indispensable kveliness in her soft white
silk dress, with Hstle high white hon
net browning her dark locks. She was
not only beautiful, she was that most
desired Of all things, good ferm."
From head to fost her attire was per
lection. Constance Fraser had carefully
sophisticated this, and had chosen moth
ing but the prettiest and most youthful
dresses.
II see our Mothers" said Audrey, turn
ing to her husband.
Come alsng, we will 60 to them," re-
turned Jack, who could scarcely conceal
a smile as he read the utter amazement
and admiration written on nearly every
face. Audrey walked through the crowd
| qQltf cdSHy. uC 6oUShS VI Su0 Dduu
sounded pleasantly in her ears, and she
smiled across to where her mother sat
waiting for her to come. The duchess
bent toward Constance Fraser.
my DEAR" she said, warmly and ten.
derby. 'the child has conquered already
She is perfect: look at her walk, at hel
carriage. Why, there is scarcely a WON
an here who can hold herself IKE Audrey
does am proud Of herw
Lady Daleswater was standing some
distance away from where her mother wal
sitting The rupture between them wa,
open gossip, SO neither took any precau
tons about guarding against remarks or
the fact Of their not speaking.
,Sheila Fraser was with the countess
in fact, she was staying with the Dales
waters. There was younger brother Of
the earl's whom Gladys had destined
should win and use the Fraser thousand.
for this reason, and because she knew
that Sheila was an implacable foe to tn,
girl who had dared to thwart her plans
and who she determined in her imperiou
fashion should yet be made to suffer.
tn he con+inued)