The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

make himself more presentabis one day his qua burst on th1 mPors and he was kent at home by htf iury. Tn that time Catherine. weary and discouraged. unbent him. she began to read to him. next day she offered to teach him. Intirnary thus begun grew rApl Though Earnshaw was not to De llzed with a wish, their minds tenak to the same point. One loving and siring to be esteemed, the other aesi l Ing to esteem. they contrived to rsa | 1t.
 Brightness returned to catharins ! cheek She recovered enough of he | old brave spirit to defy Heafncliz | when he was in his black hurnor. Once. | wren she had been particularly dAxtuE and eontemptuous, he stepped toward I her with the evident design of striktn8
 her. Suddenly q change seemed to
 come over his face as he looked into her undaunted eyes. He drew hts hand over his brow and turned siientlx away.
 Some months afterward he came on them suddeily as they sat in the kitch~ en reading toseth@. The firelikht
 ahone. on their young heads, Hsxeton EArnshnw's brtghteninE mind had brought nobility and spirit to his sane; and Catherine's beauty had become ma
 ture and singularly like that pf hex mother. g
 Ha started toward them to drivs
 Hareton from the room As he had &one
 more than once since he had discovered their growing friendship. But as
 they turned and the ruddy light felll on their faces, he stopped, and again
 he drew his hand over his forehaad A strange change had come oeers him. and he was conscious of if <nd pazslsd angrily by t. With all de-. fe stu to enjoy his malignant revenge. ha had lost the power Of finding pieAsurf in 1t. Iiareton Earnshaw'a feAtr had grown more and moro arnszsAF like those of Catherine EAfn8hs I her youth. The resemblance to- him. yet he could not force hi1n drive the young man away frs l sight
 How fearfuliy his face | him with Catherine" he n Yet what does not recall he. The entire world is d drAkdf ton Of reminders to me tht exist and that have lost ht
 venge myself for her less and nlattocks to demoiish
 and when everything is rt
 my power I cannot aronst raise my hAndi Oh. uodi fight wish lt were ope He took Go wandering
 and night when no aisfis point except one--cather He took less and less foo. slept 1t was ln the old room pied by Catherine Earnshs
 one morning he came down. 1 hollow, his eyes bioodshok, lbu. ! wild, excited glitter in them. am happy. happy hs said 1 ly Dean. He was gaxing Gxec \ something that seemed within feet of him. Whatever 1t was that hs saw. it brought anguish and yet rap ture to hls face. Even while he knok l his eyes pursued it. Nelly Dean be I sought him to eat and placed food be fore him. He stretehed ms hand on to reach it but his fingers c1enehag and remained on the table, f0rgetfn1| ! of their aim. while his eyes followed the unseen object.
 My souls bliss kills my body" aaaa he. And that reminds me of the way l wish to be buried. want my cof- | fin to be laid aiongside of herb. ]
 have already had t made % that i And one night d0k down so her an
 broke out the side in hers, So that ! can be together. If you Aewlsck | carry out my wishes win pfovA | ] ed!"
 l That night he beto8k hlns5eig skzia
 to Cathefinefc old room, and tnaf8 thsy
 found him nett morning. dead. with
 frlghtful liSeiske look of exuitatieA None wept over him except aeox Hareton the most wfenRaa by hlm t7s
 was barie1 as he ha1 WIsfioa.S He had bfibeG the sexton te carry out SIk sA@
 sign of shinsline his esss with cAsNa~ | rtne,z
 For many, mans ysafs affSrwAra ths
 eouatry people wkfe willing to swAar on Ike Bible that he 'sNaisssa ss | Old Joseph always vowed that ha ekten
 saw him and Catherine looking oaf af l window of her chamber. But the
 stranger. going into that quiet chufnn
 yard at Ginmsrton. and looking dowm
 on the three headstenea. side By mgaA.
 with the names of Edgar Linton. Cafha~
 rine Linton ana Heathcifff under that
 benign sky. with the soft wind breath ;
 ing through the grass. might we'll
 wonder how any one could ever Ihaae4
 inc undulet slumbsrs Ter the slstDars