The Big Sandy news., 1907-06-28
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OF Bewildermenti
She had lifted the lantern now. and
! was striving TO touch the wax taper
to the wick, with imminent danger to
my bare fingers.
They don't really light well when
the oils out" she observed, with an
exasperating air OF wisdom
] took II from her hand and shook
1t close 10 my ear,
Yes; of course, It's empty" NUT
tered dlsdainfully. and threw II from
me
oh. Mr. Glenarm'" she cried. turn.
ing away toward my grandfather.
heard his stick beating the rough
path several yards away He was
Fastening toward Glenarm House.
Il think Mr. Glenarm has gone
home"
oh that is too bad" she ex-
claimed
Thank YOU He's probably at the
chapel by this time If YOU will per.
nit me-"
Not at an"
man in the SIXTIES sbonId no,
tax his arteries too severely was
cutie sure that my grandfather ran
| mp the chanel stens | could hear his
stick beating hurriedly on the stones
rf Won wish IN % far.h...,r
gan.
was indignant at my srandfathc-s
conduct he had deliberately RIM In
leaving NE alone with q youns woman
whom had resolved neysr !, s..
again
rThank YOU shan i, b,,t ,,,.
was merely walking Ia The gaf. w,,A
Mr. Glenarm ltis 50 fine "a hav. him
back again. So urhaIlevebIar
It was fst such a polite murmur as
one might employ in speaking 10 an
old foe at q friends table
She listened a mouagf f5- bfs s,.,
then apparently saasaad rusned back
toward ST Agatha { followed nm.
certain hesitadue ma ane heg iean
lie onward fight From the folds OF |
her cloak stole ths f-,rt ,a-sr,. =,
yiolets The sigh, ~ b.r n, s,,rs
OF her voice combined - c-ggte ava
TO DESTROY mood ut,p 80, 80
was seeking some coI,rIssg ,bi,'g
10 say when She smoke ovar b.r sb,,I
der
You are very kfp1 brt ,-, No,
the Lone, as-.,, ,,
But there is sorna,birc : ute, .
say 10 you. now thar W. baya m.,
should like"
She slackened her stem
Yes"
Il am going awav"
Yes: Of course. va, arc ro,,,
away.
Her tone implied that this was sorra
thing that had been ordainsd -, ~,
beginning Of time ana d,d No, 40,
ter
And wish to ssy a word ahon,
Mr. Pickering" I added
She paused and fscad mo sb-r,,i,
We were at the edge of tho wood
and the school Law ouite naar sha
caught the cloak closer abont ber ana
gave her head a little toss ramem.
bered well. as trick comnaIlad nv
the vagaries OF woman's b..address
Il cant talk 10 Won here NJ cIo,.
arm; had no Intention Of ever se.,.
Ing you again; but must say this 70
YOU"
Those notes OF Picke-irr.s-I shan
ask Mr.. Glenarm 10 give tben 10 vor
.as a mark of esteem from me"
She stepped backward as tbouvb
lad struck her.
You risked much for tbem-nnd
or him" went on.
Mr. Glenarm. have no intention
4 discussing that. or any other mat.
er with YOU"
1T is better So" =
But your accusations the tbinys
ou imply. are unjust. Infamous" u
The quaver in her voice shook NV
esolution to deal harshly with her a
III had not myself been a wit. <
ess-" began II
Yes. you have the conceit Of your y y
wn wisdom. dare say :
But that challenge 10 follow Won n
, break my pledge: my running away III
My TO find that Pickering was close
my heels your visit to the tunnel g
search Of those notes-dont Won o'
now that those things werp how IN
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