The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-12
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tContinued from Yesterday
Il Sir Carlos was greatly vexed at his
friends determination. If Lord Stan.
leigh left Hatton he could not remain
there, for the house would be in charge
of servants. Then how could he see
Maggie? And he would not admit the
possibility at present of living without
seeing her. He went over to the cot
tagel at once and found the girl in the
garden. Y q ! +4 E
Come with me into the woods, Mag
gle" he said. 81 have something t.
say to YOU Is t1ltaf77s
She looked more beautiful than eve,
that morning. John Weldron hat
bought her a pretty dress-white, will
pink ~rosebuds in it, and she hat
gathered roses just like them from the
hedgesTsome she wore in her bodice
and some in her dark hair. Her darl
eyes shone with happiness, and a love
ly bloom was on her face. aA'"
AS Sir Carlos looked at her he wished
his mother could have seen her as sh,
was-simple, natural and graceful
Who would have believed that an Ill
made dress n tawdry ornament
could make such a d~ifferencei Whei
they were in the ooo shade of tn
woods Maggie looked up at her lover
her dark eyes bright with mischief an
fun.
II could see yesterday" she said
when you brought Lady Carew owe,
to see me, that her verdict was agains
me. She did not like me, I know, from
the UIrU NC IN Uhiph ehAH JhnlaH "a
me- uelrl feaH a0tH ,S&E .faH gaT
You are right and wrong, Maggie,
replied Sir Carlos. Il have been hop
ing for some time to win you for IN,
wife, butamy mother has been so mud
to me, and | owe her SO MUCH that
thought | would dutifully ask her ad
vice and consent. at the same tim
asking her to see you; however, it di
not answer"
mo; for I could see that your mothe
did not like me"
rtMy darling. who could see you an
o like your" he cried. 1T is nc
THAT. But listen. Maggie My mothe
thinks that my love for you may be \
boy's fancy of which L shall soon re
pent; she thinks I ought to give it tn,
test of time, and she wants me TO g,
/ away for six months. and try IL l car
forget you-forget you, my darling!
he, repeated, bending and kissing he
~passionately.
""That is not very kind of her" sale
Maggie, with d pretty pout. 7.tf &l
7g-NoLnor is it the worst of it.. If a
the end of six months / still love yol
| as l do now she wishes you to be, edu
Gated" -.@ sa .s4tt 81. t@s~
ITO be. What?" cried Maggie. her fac,
flushing, her eyes sparkling. ITO. b,
| what. Carlos?".
ITO he educated, my darling" he re
Piled. .l" +@f
"Educatedl"-and she tossed he
pretty head. ''Does Lady Carew thinl
! don't know how I'd read and write
7 went tn school for five wars an,
Miss pierson knew how to reach
should hope; hers was considered tn
most renteeI sehoo14 In the town anr
she always said I was the most gentee
girl in IL. Want education! Why, Car
los, 1 knew all the maps, l had my
grammar by heart, and, as for sum,
and history How cruel Of Lady Carev
to say such a thingl My aunt Away.
said I had been educated above my
POSiliph' =F- -.E .."
He took her hand in his, caressins
| the dark hair and kissing the swee
| lips as he spoke.
You see. my darling Maggie, It /.
~this-every class has its manners
habits and customs. If my mothei
were to come here to take your place
she would be as much at a loss as yot
would be If you went suddenly to take
hers" p ti h
Maggie did not look very pleased.
mo person can be more than gen
teel' she sald, ana nave AWAY
peeh considered So Inc lovely up
quivered' and the aark eyes iookec
more peautltul than ever as they hllec
WIN tears i thihk Lazy Carew 4
very uhklna' sne went on an
qulte sure that | nave naa as Hucl
as dIyOHe III tHlS WOTlC