New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

and pride
Though I'm sure YOU can do anything fOrm5
he went on, still it Is q relief 10 speak to any01
You see there was a very valuable document
Anyone must understand that l began to pncs 2
my ears.
Il shall not attempt 70 explain to YOU fully Thz.r
was You would not understand. and the less s1l
about IL the better. only tell YOU that n l1z
paper are set down certain facts IN regard 70 The
Well, YOU know that Nj WICkersham IS high N II
councils Of-the name. ike the sacred name OF Ro1a
is not to be uttered lightly nor Oftener than IS abs
1utely necessary AnvwaV. certain things are gi1e-
in the paper, certain plans of the company are me1
toned, which many would be glad to know. IN
affair is so considerable. the interests involved
great that the matter Is worthy of the notice ever
of foreign Governments Our enormous hnaneE-
concerns are now as important as many k1ng1ohs
and are watched IN quite the same way that 1osI-
nations watch one another
/ clasped my hands IN delight, realizing tn2' n'''
was situation worthy OF me
Il had the document n my pocket Win s1gs
others. Late last night. after working VIII n -.
Wickersham / thrust. as | thought, some u--s
memoranda into drawer Of a table. made a NJ
take-I can never forgive nlvself-and eIt Tx
secret paper When | discovered my loss anu " AZ
back for it early this morning. It was gone ~
don't understand all II means to me lou ~
that love Emily Indeed, because was tl5 Is
of her believe / did what did, had ailles' ~. ~
to tell her | have sometimes believed SAr ls
listen to me Now with the disgrace M. :
accused of selling out TO the enemy lei. -
keep silent Certainly VI. NIckerSham "Olll ~.
give his consent now She does not uL I'M f.
She thinks do not care She IS flirting via - o
Delaney. I'm afraid al any momen. AS AD-'
pose to her and she may accept MN ,t.oses-
What would YOU give me if got back lhe 9e'-
for your" ,s,- y
Charley looked at ME cr-iously for n no . II,
don't think-indeed | am sure cOu'u H'
kissing YOU -~.11 II
H.. .-r-y ere
want any of that sort OF hing, Won ~
for mere gratitude
Then Id promise nos 10 ..o,, r4d- a.
That's better" | assured him On.
l could for you-and Emily m soii-s sbsncs. Il
DO YOU know anything. Is there c az. -
asked with an earnestnsss that went 70 my ne
I'm not sure | di5 not want 10 speak ''
or say too much.
AT that I was away before he could stop nS si.5
n nv bsart bearf Nv hands fairly trernosl +
certainly could not remain quiet .oI arqd back
the nervousness of my excitement ,1-n5t gans,
ward and forward up and down GlS' ISL. 7li-s.
path Oh we'll. | had always iouhu 'HO
way the best -, ~ The doC
4 moment afterward was knocking . =.
of Mrs Carden-Carew 5 room. ana SlO0~
ready for what might follow. 1T faint al
When | entered after her sore"iIT1' sounf hs
SmCthered Injunction to come III; J-,ne,i apsrt
stretched out great div IN IN ll'0 N'--
ment, disposed for short SleSta- n nv Eos
Il am sorry to disturb YOU, besL les Il rs
businesslike tone; I really shouldn uiH'9'
most important. ocsd herssh q
AT the sound of my VOICE she PlogPF As # gsl
her elbow and stared ne IN wonl S -, st ao'
she saw astonished her and lntereSS 60 and =. y
she slipped her little feet 70 the h00'
What do YOU mean, please, =, ,,,r, would o.
You have not done what You SAll -"
| declared with the utmost SterhisS'
WHAT" -, took, Is y
promised - -...-,;nq confuse
a slight blush showing on her rose e., ~bu. d.;
Il hate TO be 50 decided. 80 and be u
ns 1o about ss Ih e Se{Sa: .f T5p e b T.
He put it by mistake for packet eG ont sl5s NJ