The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-14

they must be playing her false that b
sight was failing her.
The living OF Great Wilton wss
slowed upon the Hon. and Rev. With
Elhotsen. a personal friend Of the Ea
o. Avon.
Her ladyship called out for her daux
ter In commotion: abe sent her mai
Charity. TO hasten her. Grace feared h.
mother was worse. and dew to the roo
with rapid steps
What can be the meaning Of thi
Gracey" gasped the countess Henry Ia
not given the living 10 Mr.. Baumgarte
after all; he has given il to young Elliol
sen -
-Oh. indeed said Grace. carelessly
Harry can do as be likes. l suppose
mo, he can't, in such a case as this
At least he ought not. Once his promis'
was given to me. it should have beer
kept l cannot understand his goin.
from H. 1t is not like him"
We'll. mamma. / don't see that II mat,
ters to US. whichever way it may be-
But 1t does matter. 1 don't want a
simperins young fellow like wilfred FL
nctsen down here. and whose wife goes
IN Tor rank Puseyism besides She has
only been waiting for bis appointment to
a church. report says, to make him play
al kinds Of antics in il; she leads him by
the nose."
Grace laughed.
1T is 40 laughing matter" reproved
her mother. "tor me or Mr.. B-aumxarten.
shall be ashamed to look him In the
lace And he had begun to lay out plans
Tor his marriage with Miss Dane and
their life at Great Wilton -
How do you know that7- asked Grace.
quickly.
Mrs Brice IND me 50 when she VA.
here yesterday" replied Lady Avon. -shs
knew from the Danes that Ryle Baumgar-
ten was to have Great wh.tton and TO
marry Edith Why Henry should be 80
enanseable | cannot imagine"
Lady Avon was evidently very much
annoyed. and justly 20: ANNOYED AZ ~.
lacr and annoyed because she was IN
iole to understand her son. who was
aeilner capricious nor inconsiderate- She
srole a letter Of complaint to him that
DAY, and awaited his answer.
The III news broke abruptly upon Mr..
naumssrten- Tbs little hsrd-worked. in
onsnsive Mr. Brtce. who had a kind heart
ana never failed to have a kind word for
MS patients. CHANGED to see In the Times
the sane paragraph that Lady Avon saw.
and on the same morning. +,
md on the same morning.
Bless my heart" he exclaimed. ~rhat
unlucky thinzi How could Baumzar- :
.en nave made such a mistake7 He said .
-ady Grace told him Perhaps IL vas she !
sno mistook the matter =" \
Away be FASTENED to Whitton Cottage :
ne newspapers in his pocket, and into the !
presence, who sat In his liz :.
ie rudy writing a sermon And when !.
: got there. he felt at fault how to opsn !,
De ball 1t seemed so cruel a thing to :
M B~aumgarten. who looked gar and )
nconsciouz, led up to it.
Have you heard any particular news :,
us morning. began the surgeon. after ~
few words had passed az
NO. lightly replied Mr.. B-aumxsrten- -
vc not seen any one to tell ne snx 'e
nave been busy since breakfast with y
, sermon for next Sunday. Nearly the "a
shall preach at Little Wilton. "
poet" no
Mr.. Brios coushsd Have ron heard ne
IN Lord AvonYv be asked. De
Not yet I rather wonder NJ II. Ever :.
'rninS L look for a letter from bin. bnr %
noes not come He may be in France ere
IN Tor AL l know myself; | don't like 20
can at Avon HOUSE until my appoint an'
ut Is confirmed Ii would look pusb- %
/; as IL | were Impatient lor
Wen, IL saw a curious parzrrrnb
me newspaper just now, about Great an
'itton being given away but IL was Sna
'tner name that was mentioned NOT
rs, said Mr.. Brice. Il thought IA -
e mere at once to see II you knew le't'
thing about IT," don,
anything Newspaper are s1vsx "
''ns mistakes" smiled Mr.. Baumzr- 500
vat
IT. Brice took the paper from nj. snin
ret Finding the place, be laid n h. me
the clergyman, who read II. Read r. on
e over, and began n r., .-e Of Il
easy He read 1t a third time. slopd sun
We are authorized to state that ~
able living Of Great Whittou. Honn
:, has been bestowed by it's nafro, tt
Earl Of Avon. upon the Honor.bIs took
Reverend WiIfred EIIiotsen.v Whit
'ere ensued a pause. The two vsr Lord
en- were looking at one another ss.h CARTE
tioningly. Whit
t must be a mistake" ssid Mr. p.. Oh
HfpH hOdlu not give the NS
: TO me, and then give II to some one the y
Tn
ne question ls-did be give II % ed al
: returned Mr.. Brice. APerbaps ~ anoth
Ike lies In your having thought 40 ed tc
saw It In his own handwriting. In ~. fact.
to bis mother. Lady Grace showed great
me; at least, a portion Of II. n sting
IN answer to an appeal Lady Avon tempt
made to him to give me the Iivin1 with
was a positive one. 1t e this preser
'aper that makes the mistake. Price He de
mot be otherwise" probal
ny way, we will hope so.y briskIv honor
the surgeon But be spoke mors probai
emily than ne felt; and perhaps Mr.. self to
garten had done the same. was n
q Avon's reply to his mothers let him al
complaint and inquiry came 10 Mrs
, return Of post, and ran as fol- long a,
small
Dear Nother-I Cancelled nv within
OF giving the living to Baumesr- ~appoin
Grace's request. She wrote to me and Wi
ste some days ago. telling me there aYor
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