The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-18

Louise"
He over her. and were hard
and merciless. He TALL well feet and she SUD
denly remembered that she had always admired
you will be dull here he said lin certain way so lar
as the capacity lies in will suffer Yet would h,e
you this: All your little pains WEAKNESS will
anything compared with which
you have blackened days married you for love & m
what could to make happy 1t is obvious that nave
failed You frank with hate the sight OF te
men who accept hospitality and think 1t sport TO maze M
love to wife before choose TO end 1t IN ms
fashion After time shall come Or send for you For tue
present. goodbyr .t-
He outburst which he regarded as
Inevitable TO his surprise she did speak Her silence un
nerved him. He fingered and looked behind She was stu sit
ting on the rock and her face was inscrutabe
"Your the beach," he said "and Peters
his waiting the balcony They will come down
directly have all gone You Will hnd them very decent
people. hope-that you will be comfortable"
the unexpectedness of her
wonderful his There the ghost of smile
upon her lips, but her manner wa! was quite serious
"Do you mind shaking handsT' she asked
teeth hard and slowly retraed his steps For the
and passionate anger which he had expected he
was prepared. dfeent-far He took the
little hand in his and them suddenly bending over her. he kissed
himself while against the appeal which He
looked back from the boat She was still sitting the
rock strange somewhat desolate object her
turned to him. He
goaned Louise she to her feet and shook
out curious mood She had expected he
furousy angry. intensely surprised find herself
the She watched the two boats until they
out Of sight and then she almessy along the beach
toward her trunks TALL stawart already taken
possession them He touched his cap awkwardly.
"Im taking your things right along ma'am" he said.
"My misss IS waiting them YOU ladys
maid before married and I'm sure Wen do our best
to make you comfortable though It's roughs of place
for aren't used to IT,
Louise nodded absenly
"Tbank YOU very much" tell your wife
to unpack all she and get me some breakfast
Like good many other people who have known
Louise found the first few days almost
ing their complete novelty She read and slept
and finally yawned At of n week she bored
Then the wonderful thing happened. She awakened
one morning sound of She Jumped out of bed
throwing a dressing stepped on 10 the piazza.
strange yacht the bay Below in sheltered spot
beach some men busy erecting of tents Louise
hastily and went outsu refers was ere looking
nWhat does this mean, Peters" asked.
"I have idea, maam" he answered 81 just going
ave will 60 together" Louise said.
On the beach sailors busy erecting tent
Another bending oil cooking stove There
Louise upon hlock looking down She raised her voice
and addressed them.
"NIay ask you doing here? You perhaps
aware that this island private property?'
dozen faces her In blank
Then caps furvely raised tail, dark
I'm tweed shooting CATERS. step forward
1--WE are really extremely sorry" he said I'VE understood
that the island unnhablted Mr.. Cures to whom it be-
longs believe, gave permission TO shoot here
"Did Curteis know that you coming just now
Louise added smile the OF lips
admit that he did mott the spokesman of the party
about this time last that told him we
thought of yachting In these waters and he gave me e
sion here time chose My name Is l@rd
Wilerton May pleasure addressing
~ am Curtes," Louise answered 81" my husband
Won that of quite sufficient
have often heard him speak of Lord Wieron Isn't that
why how do you do, Mr.. Hammersly?"
a fair haired young man suddenly started forward with
outstetched hand
,khy Curteis" exclaimed, "you surely blame
any recognizing YOU for the moment Who would
, haSs sypsctsd to dnd you hsrsr'