The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-04-26


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Sala s e-ear stern voice a1G s tai, DIS
MISUNDERSTANDING man swept through
the crowd. ana reached MaTste's side.
indeed an TOT mistaken" lie Said,
looking at her With amazeIeaL Miss
harTlsonf
she saw, as he lifted his hat, the
frank. handsome face OF Louis CasEanl.
All! her troubles were oye--tais man
was q pillar OF strength TO her weak
ness. She caught his arm eagerly, and
Leo harked with Joy. recognizing a
friend.
L am SO glad TO see you, Mr.. Cas-
tram:
HIS countenanoe lighted instantly:
He pressed the hand on his arm.
THANK you, my friend. What serv-
Ice can render You? Where do You
wish to go? LIE me act for YOU"
oh. thank you-if you only will! I
was going further, but the train l
wished to tax had been gone some
hours. and must stay here tonight.
mas been stolen"
Give yourself no more uneas1ness.
l am only too happy to be OF any use
to o
the crowd dispersed, n Castran1
called a carriage, n put Margle and
Lex inside.
Rave you any cholce OF notes:
None. am entirely u~nacqualnted
here. You know best"
TO the = House., he SAID to the
driver; and thlther they were taken.
A warm room and u tempting supper
were provided, but Margle could not
eat. she only swallowed a little toast.
ana drank a cup OF tea. Castranl came
TO her paflor just after she mad hnlshed,
but he did not sit down. He a too
u dellcacy to lntrude himself upon
her when accident a thrown then to-
gether.
Il was called mere on very urgent
business" he said, land shall be obliged
to attend to It tonight, but l shall re-
turn soon, and WI" &c you in the morn
ing. Meanwhile, feel perfectly at
home. l have engaged a chamber-maid
to attend to you, and do not be afraid to
make your wants known. Goodnight,
now. n pleasant dreams"
She was SO weary, that chs slept
some. with Leo Rugged tightly to her
breast: for she felt a sense Of security
IN having this faithful friend Dear her.
Breakfast was served In her room, and
by and by Castran1 came up. He spoke
to her cheerfully, though he could not
fail to notice that some terrible blow
had fallen upon her since last he had
seen her, gay and brilliant, at a party
in New York. But he forebore to ques-
ton her. Margie appreciated his deli
cacy, ana something lmpelled her to
onnde TO MN what she mad not en-
trusted 10 the olscretlon OF any other
person. she owed MIN this confidence.
TOT MS olslnterested one
MI. CaStrdn1.' she said 0Iltot1v