The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13

ss0s sLmsfrew1 shaa't cars bon ionl
yon ars gos~ IL I co have Naddy here,
! snd th< dsrtor aiii cssme up every day.
! wss. yeu. dortorT- and the soft eJes ioox.
I'd w rkudin-sy into the doctaS1s face.
IL ID not settled that Massdy cones
The doctor replied. adding ~ m Aasasr
to Guy question IF Agnes could Y.
willing. | do mt think you could d. bet.
ter taan 10 secure Miss Ciiyde's scrviss<.
Tmo children will thus be made hz.ppy.
for Maddy. as I have told ron. thInxs
AIksnxids must be q little lower only
than Paradise. l viii gladly open nego
tiations. If you say So"
"Ill ride down and let you know to-
morrow" Gay said "These domestic
matters. where there Ia . difference of
thinking had better be discussed Alone"
and be turned goodhunorediy toward Ag.
nes. who knew Il was useless to oppose
him-
Eat oppose him she did that night.
taking ~ 6rsf the high stand that sooner
sAaa hare . coaatry giss like Maday
Clyde associated dasls with her daughter.
she would give up Saratoga and stay az
home. Guy was now as fully deternin-
ed that Maddy Clyde should ON 10
AikcnStde nm Agnes was hat she SHOULD
MOI. lie knee. TOO, bow TO attain this
end without further alteration.
VERY we'll was his enies reply. ~JOu
can remain 81 honae III you choose. OF
course. l ha inter bed taking ycu myself
wherever yot wished to 20 ana not oaiy
that. bait ] xas about TO ask how mich
wa nesded for the necessary additions
10 yoar wardrobe, bat if you prefer re-
naming here to giving up q most IA.
founded prejudice against a girl who nev.
er harmed you. and whom Jessie slready
loves. roa ean do So" and Guy walked
from the roonl. leaving Agnes sirst TO cry.
thea to pout. then To think il oil over.
and finally TO decide TO 90 to Saratoga
and Newport.
Accordingly. next morning as Guy was
in his library reading his papers. she
we1t tripping UP Il hirn. aud folding her
white hands upon his shoulder, said, very
PRETTY
Il was real cross last night. and let
my foolish pride get the ascsndency, but
| have considered the matter, and IN
willing for this Miss Clyde to come, pro
viied you still think II best. A. ! An
Jessie's mother. Ii will be perfectly prop
er for me TO hire and manage her. and
as Guy 1acquiesccd in this suggestion. she
sat down ct the writing desk, and Gem
rnenced Z very pleasantly worded note.
in which Miss Clyde was informed that
she had been recommended as a suitable
person with whom to leave Jessie during
the su.nIner and q part OF the auturun.
and that she. Jessie's mother. wrote 70
week she we're at liberty to come to AK
enside rs governess, or Whiting maid.
"Op what Guy asked. as she read to
him what she had written. "Mad1y
Clyde will not be waiting maid in this
house. neither will she come for one doh
lar q week, as you propose. hire Der
myself. / haye taken a fancy 10 the
girl. Commence again; substitute CON-
panion for waiting maid. and Offering her
three dollars per week Instead of one"
Al long as Guy paid the bill Agnes
could NOT dcmur to the price, although
remembering a time when she had taught
= district school for one dollar per week
and boarded around besides, she thought
three dollars far too much. But Guy
had commanded. and him she generally
obeyed. 20 she wrote another note. which
approved. and sealing it up sen, 1t
down to the red cottage.
Ii was the doctor who carried Maldy's
answer TO Agnes, the doctor who made
all the succeeding arrangements. deciding
THAI Maddy would not be wholly sirans
the very day fixed upon By Agues
for her departure for Saratoga. For tais
Guy was sorry. Ii wou!d have been an
easy mAtter for him 10 have ridden down
10 the cottage, and se~n the . girl in
whom he was beginning 70 feel 50 much
interest that in his last letter to Lucy
he had mentioned her as about to become
bis sisters governess: but he did not care
to see her there. 1t seemed to him that
the Surroundings of that slanting reoied
house did not belong 10 her. and he would
ratheS meet her in his own more lurari-
Gus home. But the doctors word vas
lsw. and 70, On the frst day Of August,
he followed Agnes and her three hugs
travelling trunks TO the carriage. and was
driven from the house TO which Aaddy
was eemin- that afternoon.
Ito BE- coutinued.)