The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-09-11
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Horace instantly. .$:; ~
'.And them" went on Hawcastle,
smiling. '.and then It VIII be. why hot
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''Right.ov' cried Horace. { And why
not within fortnight r : 4 : z : s= 6 ?
Almeric sat up and, stared at his no.
bic father and brother-fn.law to- be,
but the earl smiled once: more that
cheerful smile and waved deprecat-
ing hand. ~ ~ , Ell: .s,= ss-., T.
"Ah, You wonderful people! You are
whirlwtnds. yet see no reason why
1t should not be in q fortnight" .. . &C.. :
'Oh. here! I say, You known inter
jected Almeric. heaving himself erect
In the chair and waving protesting
crop The earl turned on him IN.
SANITY. s, -. ,sa9ss...'*.
"As / say, dear boy. why not1F' he
inquired suayely,. and Almerie wilted
Immediately. .%. y = .S:. -. :. -
."Jost as you say, governor" he an
swered meekly. II 49, =, Il: !" ~. =; i.
Enchanting! Bravay' cried the.
countess, and Hawcastle again, turned
to the palpitating Horace:
my son is all impatience," he muir
INJURED, fixing the. young man with his
eye. -. S,sE :. ~ l. 2;
"ouite SO, quite sor' answered Al
meric dazedly, and his father went ON:
'Shall we dispose Of the. necessary
little details at once the. various MI
nor arrangements, the er-er-settle-
ment?" and interrupted himself with
a friendly laugh and .patted Horace
upon the back. a*"Of course as men Of
the world-our world-you understand
there are formalities in the nature Of
q settlement" - !
Horace, who was In the seventh
heaven OF delight at the approaching
alliance between one Of the ancient;
houses Of Kokomo. Ind, and: the hon.;
orable line OF Hawcastle, broke IN
eagerly; -,s@1 ~ y;:.:; :.
quite SO. Of: counsel. i know!: e.r-:
tainlyl Perfectlyy' &. "a .z,..s s. r.
..'Teen wen have no dimeuity, sabout
that, my boy. I'll wire my solicitor
tonight and he'll be here within two
days" said the earl carelessly. RI
yoes wish to consult your own. solicitor
you can cable him, Of course" T. -
/ Suddenly Horace, seemed taken with
d At Of embarrassment. ~
The fact is, Lord Hawcastle," be
laid, I've a notion that our solicitor
;-Ethers man Of: business, that is.
from Kokomo, Ind, whore our govern
or nved-in fact, sort Of guardian OF
hEs-may, be, here at any time. I've
heard from friends t1iAt he 10 coming
In this direction" & les.:;:s.3.s.
The word had caught Hawcastle's
attention, and he leaped ut il, Il.
., "A sort Of guardian7 What sort,
chr he inquired, seemingly" taken
aback. ~'.~' - - '@S~E
II really can't say" replied Horace
apologetcally. "Never saw him that T
know Of. You see, we've been on this
side SO many years, and there's been
no occasion for this fellow to Look III
up, but he's never opposed anything
Ethel wrote for He seems to be an
easy going old chap 81. :. 4. Il ; =s T,
"Hum!" said Hawcastle .doubtfully.
"ould ne consent to your sisters
marriage-or the matter Of q settle
ment?" &c.,, :s,if:= Sf5@ #.1 ft+ss
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II have no doubt OF 1t. II he has
the slightest sense Of duty toward my
sister hen be the f,rzt Is 'vpelcn,na. ia
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they can have an ayeninr to,oether aver
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