The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-29

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Z But Sylvia shook her head.
"He is not the kind OF man ons can
forget" she said 10 herself.
Let II not DO thought that Lady
Anthea was cruel or unkind She was
not the "horrid sister" OF the play.
She had simply never known the
strength OF real emotion; and never
met people but her own kind and or
der: and class was 70 her what caste
IS 70 the Brahmin Sylvia for her own
sake should never DO allowed % dis
grace her class
These things were IN her mlnd a.
she rode In the park next day. Now
a casual thing happening casually may
alter a destiny and awaken a soul.
Il was Just a motor turning head
long into the park al Albert Gate. and
child IN the roadway. and para
dyed nurse on the path. Anihea vas
on her horse IN triee and dashiag
for the child. From the other side Of
tho gateway. almost simultaneously. a
man also few TO the rescue. The mo
torlst. inhamed with the arrogance %
speed. Was almost upon the child. AZ
one and the same moment the nurse
screamed. Anthsa snatched the child
from danger. tho man dashed aside.
and the motor whizzed on It's way.
Anthea was conscious OF nothing un-
III the beWildered child was safely
back In rs nurses ehaFgs. thea she b
came aware Of deadly pain IN her
right arm. and a mans deep and mu-
steal voice addressing her:
You are hurt. I am afraid be vas
saying. \ was a second too late. I'm
sorry 70 say. Al. here's iA1l--lss ne
help you into ~
She was ia the cab Ia = second
This man seemed 70 DO things SOL
with ease and strength. Hs b4ds her
groom bring her water from the foun-
tain. and then take the Fidsslsss hoza
home.
Nay Be allowed 10 500 you safely
70 your door, be asked her then with
iomo difidencs.
Lady Anthsa eonssatsd and gave
Tim her address. shs was beginnias
low 70 recover herself
Il want 70 say be said. how spisn-
"a that vas tho way you ara hat
hing jest nov. wanf 70 thank ,0u.
a The name Of that ehlld's moth~.
hoover she ia
anyone would have dons it-ons
obidnt help said she. and iooks4
,to rs face for the nFst time. aas
aushs her breath Ia surprise. lie was
rpng handsons. magnetic
Yes. but not a. you did IT, be an
stred. 4 suppose. after ALL ia
rae % suadsniy.
After an. vhat7~ sss qusrisd. 10
fssted.
lie flushed.
= vas going 10 say "a Old saw
lood tsilaf~ b said bitterly. Here
B are a, your home~
lie helped her our. and sau her
fsiy INTO the hall
~Cood.byi~ ho said simply.
She shIversd. suddenly cold AZ ne
IRA.
VIII you conc iuf Ny mother
n like 70 thank you-
"Oh. uo-no.- be aald. nnd then
Ighsd. \ am not--ths kind OF per.
F. He was gone.
When Lady Anthsa related her "a.
niure 70 her mother and Sylvia sh.
not describe the man: nor ala
, say that abe dared not thlnk that
, might never ssa that man again.
thus strangely does life bcfail--
memory Of him haunted her. the
'raeisrisiic face. the pride Of r.
tchlng her own every whit--sho
'uty Of strength and biEness Of soul
VI these things came back 10 her
membranes and sent fame through
: blood.
Take him all 10 all. he IL man
said to herself. and a. she vent
ut the various doinRs Of her daily
she dreamed Of him.
nus came The day previous 10 her
arturo on the tour that was 70 cure
via
nthea stood BY the window and
= liked the prospect Of Departure.
e at least she might see him hy
nee-in the crowds that passed on
a Piccadilly-or In the park-any.
re-
he gazed out Of the window ana
eyes aehed with sudden suppressed
:. As she stood the door oponsd
softly. and Sylvia came in.
Mn you see visitor. Anthem aha
. Her voice was quite even.
Who Is 10" asked Anthea. turning
ntly Then she stepped forward
little glad cry.
10 man himself tho man OF hsr
ghts-was advancing towards her.
held tho hand she offered. ana
ed al her grayely.
n, am 20 glad. she said eager
So glad you have come
'nank you" he said. Il have come
lk you'll scerccly know why--lf
VIII remove your objections 10
marriage with Lady Sylvan n
take her away from mo TOMORROW
world will be quito empty