The Huttig news., 1909-06-19
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NSHt to tH1nh. b%t9Ws tbt JEsf0tt Il courier awaited her. and sVd9 truth came ike h.ow. sending { hot blood learing along is ways; ha, too would sclaim her lips With low cry she sank to her kEees5 hidlH her shamed face from the girl in q mirror. covering these Wanson ii NJ h low moan Of pain.
 Liliast7 Her mothers voice held ! note that she dared net disebeY. ai with q little sobbins under Drealh, F haif-utteTed prayer for 2 miEacie tp happen. the saueg witch Of Haasslan no longer, but a tIuIid, tdg.ltens- gi went slowly down the sssiF. traail. the white robes step by step, and vii ing that tsose same steps would tai her down. down. and out of sight sl , cane.
 My Lord of Wyeherlr noted the + lie shudder that went throagh the gil as she yielded her hand to his ani laid | to future accounting His eyf 5. eloated over the Whiteness of thnoae and shoulders as he bent above her. Iilias followed her mothers retreatin form Mith agony in the glance. Il hal come, and no miracle WAS al hand.
 Madam Margaret has told me ths6 l may hope he was beginning, whea the rattle of hoolbeats Up the avenu sent the red blood rushing to her fil. ger=tiis. There was faint murma Of voices, and Iilias d}ew away hn riedly as the squire, followed by Be- lairs, paused in the aoorway
 Margaret reaed the squire. viii never d word 10 my lord What mea yoa. dane, to l aTe ihe lass alona
 Ts time ] camel And be stfoda U the girls side and drew her hea against his shoulder.
 Dame Masgaiess eyes want ffe Bel airs il tire doorway to tie squire. holding Lilias away from HYchariz 4 flee ing instant ef eye to eyei thea You mistake, left hef nof alone. ba with her neiIolhei husband Lori Nychefly has honofed our eh.ld witt his prot fosals and ls
 Blood of Mary, ma1ani And vol have dared to set ny Wafd ai naashi Harry The squire, sfeeehless, puf= pie with wrath, pointed to Nsenefls. Bellairs elsaged the slage at bound. slashing his glove across the smIlinB face that blenehed never 50 little And you carry sword, Str. Cory don?a To which Rellaifs replied When and where you will so 1t be soon. Dame Margafets kinsnlah. will act for you. doubt not
 Iii Ta.,a Rf glance went from one to another. and the quiet seorn of it ahashed them What tavern bfa9l have you brought to our midst. Harry Bellairs ge
 The danes tone was warranted te daunt he braxest, bat the sauiress fighting blood vas up.
 aSilenee,s he thundered. Woman. an you will have il, then hear it Yon pothouse gallant that comes pfan= cing here to periure honest mel thinks not enough of the lass he fax sWanld- ssaas hut be must hrlng his ssou [ don dfab a fraflffsg af ifse1s rsi1fa nfgsi. We found her, Harry and I. down "a the inn, clamoring for tllls great iofd Moreover, stis wife she claims 10 ha. no thanks to him. who hired hiS hounds to strangle her when he hal done with her Iris a rare tale, if ft be truei'
 "A liel \ most damned liet Rousea at last from his rose. Wyeherly niaae one step toward Dame Margaret. bus the sound of a struggle ill the hall ar rested him; then tie curtains parted and the woman breaking from the hold of the servants. flung herself VI the dames feet. holding up her sffsp of parchment.
 Dame Margaret shfank back from the heap of rags and tatters With an effort she took the parchment and there was silence between them as she read it through. willie the woman, erouehing. moved not or spoke.
 My Lord Of Wyeherlyi fl were bet to remove your lady from this house, whose roof you have betrayedts
 Wyeherly started, the mark of tle blow lost in the deeper red Of his dafa face, as that eeld voice scared Is meaning barring all doubt She ltaa read and judged. With a derisi9e laugh he stirred the croachng figue with his. boot Arise. my La4y Of Wyeherly! Since you have travelled far. and are somewhat stained there by. and the hour grows late. 1t were well to seek the inn The squire stood aside with averted face as the two passed out.
 Lilias heard her fathers heavy tread die away beside Dame Margaret lighter footsteps She was left with Bellairs. What would she see in his eyes2 Everything was against her Nothing eonld make it right nothing and yet she had not intended it If only one little moment could have been hers i'll which to utter her dc. testation of Wyeherly. She raised her head. Slowly, slowly her eyes sought his. He was very near to her She could hear the quick come and go of his breathing, and still he made no sign, uttered no word
 The curved mouth grew piteous as she realized that he was waiting; that