The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-01

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in'nrss never tailed ana she was W.
ways ready lo respond To any appear
Tor advice or assistance. We grew 10
depend Eteaily upon her ana ielt as
ih'u-h We had known her always
Nnt 800 Lord Wilrld. card LETT
formally at Mrs Graham's door was
th" only Indication Dee gave N any
luuwlcdE. OF the drWunhlr event
which had shaken our little cnmmuni.
t 'n iH foundations. and not even
DIS Tor could induce him to do any
'rinr more
Hang 10 nil'" be- said roughly. one |
evening when she had urged uron him |
no" necessity of al least Offering to hc |
. of any assistance iu hIs power why |
+ should I m.N myself up in it' The !
man is dead. and. from ull accounts |
/ IL sooms a good riddauco.
'l'u' NilIid. dear remember We
knew them before W" met them here
f u does mot seem kind
She paused for he interrupted, with
q diFarr,'ahlc laugh
We knew themes. so We did.
Why should ! forget ~ ! have done
all ever mean io do for HIM. And
don't ask me io "u near that house
whore be- lies H.nl DIS wife looks and
looks ot YOU with her big solemn eyes.
reading Your very soul. There are
some thlups even you cannot make me
do. and
"Wilirid''
Tie stopped abruptly and with n
mutiurrd apology let the ycrandn, His
sister sighed q little os she turned TO
Gabrielle who sat ncNt her
Poor Willrid' she snId only see
how nervous he is. lie always had
this sirnnr" aversion 10 death, and he
did NOT like MIR Guhnm men Know
men. ! fear he iH not aH strong as !
thought for this sad nnair has com
plctUly unucryod him Have YOU not
& noticed how badly be- loulks?"
. II was indeed patent that he was
2 far from we'll. lie was sullcn and ir.
rltnblc. his complexion had assumed
dull. unsty hue. and his eyes were
J shlfty aud troubled
u believe" remarked Elizabeth that
p nirht when we were alone, that Lord
& Wlmi takes some kind of drug
which gives him that queer grecnish
look"
Poor Lady Edith" ! said. II be-
llcvc she has troubles Of her own with
him"
And how braycly she hides thcm!'
added Gabrielle. thoughtfully We'll,
1t only goes to prove what ! have
said all along BLOOD will tell
nut II Lord Willrid failed In tho
ordinary courtoslcs Of humanity. Cor
don Bennett did all and more than
could have been expected Of him, and
soon forgot his scarf'pin with tho
Sphlnx's head. and also the fact that
| had seen him trying TO force an On.
trance into our boathouse, which ex.
traordinary proceeding was sun unex
planned.
80 the days passed. ana We SLOWLY
resumed our ordinary rou.lhe' IcooN
ering from the shock WIN the elas
uoliy OF youth ana heaI'n, anu qu','
WILING To put the dreadiul eplhou'
away from u.s. $500
lhero was oalI NJ inc hu'e, or'
night ana we aIl went giau Oh 'h'
diversion nnofded by the hsh'h ah'
music anu pie'S"hug Vo"S',u"s w"
our gowns were all that could DC nc
sired
Gordon Bennett ana MT biake' ~
Ie wen ms many other colhserh' Aaho'
n over To participate ana as the MOO
ID was good the music excellent hh'
/. men plentiful we enjoyed ourselNe
% very much indeed
Mr.. Blake danced once with me Du
G. ! noticed that his eyes continually ioI
lowed Lady Edlths graceful hsnr,
/: again attlred In the black gown Whlcl
le AFFORDED such an enecliye bacKsrouh,
y. FOR her golden hair ana white shouI
lie ders'
~ rs she not lovely | inquired
my glance followed his
10 she Is wonderful he said Amos
10 beneath his breath-'wonderful'
ID Aiter supper as ! stood Tor me
* menl alone by the open door. Lao
IN Edith touched mo on the shoulder an