The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28
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cuApTER xiv.-continued.
nasr an awning, back of "A venti-
making VIOLENT love TO Miss Car
n Carney.Crortl" gurgled Miss
!, In a tone OF waggish softness.
a,e We to address you In the
NV dear. The Rev. Mrs. Simp-
or Mrs, Rev. Simpkins.' or
pray?'
~ laughing heartily. And did
Near him saying good'by to the
nd as we were coming into the
ming to me she explained. THE
steward was quite deaf and the
end gentleman grasped him fer
by the hand and, rolling his eyes
,ayen. said earnestly: 'Good-by.
md good.byl | hope we may
again: II not on earth perhaps
|. home abOvc! 'Eh! eh!' cried
.,eward. putting his hand to his
Wot line are ye goln' by?'
ON sailors do dislike to have cier.
N on shlpboard!" said Mrs. Ran.
in convcntIonaliy apologctical
as II. In her character of chape.
she must be properly shocked at
I.yity OF Miss Carney's narratives;
tur mcrrlment was too real to be
ned by a look, and at length she
up entirely and laughed as heart.
the rest at the clcyeriy told lit.
necdOtc
here must be some reason for It,"
Mss Weston with a chuckle. and
she added roguishly: The cap
said We were lucky to get home
with such a delegation of dom
on board to cnragc the cle-
J. and drive the officers to sui.
this timc the customs inspector
finished with the hand luggage and
Carney. followed by the others.
her way to the end OF The pier
be carriagc ! had provided for
use, leaving her maid to look
the trunks and heavier pieces of
ase.
ou must come. too" she insisted.
Nas about 10 close the door of the
rtam. You know. Martha was
and brought up In New York and
ran attend to the trunks and find
way 10 the hotel without the
test difficulty. Besides" she con
fd, as ! Obeiiently took the vacant
opposite her. Il want to see
and talk to you. and hear some
United States spoken again"
eyes fairly sparkled and her
ssion OF yiyacity made her face
bht
here are so many things I want to
she went on. that | don't know
n TO begin. except that you must
|ne the very earliest minute that
fan start for home"
hy minute you wish" replied.
ping. THE place is ready and
ng for its MISTRESS
ny, how did you ever manage to
all so SOON" she exclaimed In
shed delight. Then. turning to
Randolph, she continues: Mr..
Is one of the most wonderful men
world! He must be descended
'he genii of old, for | can hardly
Us wish to him before 1t is full
now did you do 1t. Mr.. Ware?"
wasn't very difficult task. Miss
~ replied, with becoming mod.
iou see, being on the spot, as
y could direct the work to so
better advantage. and
ny! We're you there yourself?'
Aeialmed in amazement: and
turning her face away, faint
scarcely visible ut first, crept
n up from her cheeks until 1t
'ost under the little ringlets of
D'own hair that nestled about her
and forehead.
neart seemed to rise in my
iof an instant. and then began
a' 80 violently that It's throbbings
(ne somewhat audible az 1 said.
fwhat sheepishly:
Fs' was there all the time. Z
.Npecting to stay only day or
~. 'nerc were SO many things to
eaued to that l stayed on and
Pe ume go to my vacation"
couldn't have been much of a
.on' she exclaimed. regaining
Vn,posure in an instant, land 1
intend that You shall be treated
aoplly Mrs. Randolph, won't
p,ease ask Mr.. Ware to visit us at
|eoroft for a fortnight after we
,.led! If he makes any excuses
order him to come in his profes.
capacity. You see, you can't
n us II you would" she laughed,
tae matter was settled.
Il, A we reached the hotel Miss
" insisted on my ramaining to
FFvoh' explaining that she vtahed