The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

he had been inclined to be jealous Of George Hilton
Jealous himself
She him all she knew about his early history.
and how she to be aware Of the change OF name
she had the story from her father. who had
narrated it to her something Of a romance.
George Anues1ey. at the Of p had had a
serious quarrel with his father quarrel which had
resulted in his leaving England Then that letter
which found my pocket commented George, "on
day when 1 my memory. have been ten
old. yet guessed It. believed that
quite recently been written OF course. the ink
faded but some people. especially in the country
gss PSIe s 5R AMI a B s yer soon look
and worn. that my mistake not really such an
Sicb bss cS,seg In the tro1e If 91, had Guessed
tbat nv SstfsS's Ietter was Ten years Sll r
T5eS ouarre so PerET co1ti1ged To- explain had
been brought about in rather peculiar manner Her
redounded 70 her lovers credit George Annesley it
WHO did not know him for the young scamp he at
keep s up AqR Re s s s2p Fd 5f Se f
t2r many III the COUNT 81 bs
and Of his father and mother and Of the little village
NO doubt he could have pushed his connection to the
sought to DO so but memory here would have served
long since dead and the old home into other
The only hope that the Annesleys had OF reeouping
eccentric old man who happened. however. to have
heir Fl ne walked in the strict ays Of riEhteousness
himself into trouble and showed good promise Of
was mat OF barrister and he had up London
Georgs happened to be in London at the same time
revealed seeret-a secret which If it became known
was so badly needed not only for himself but for the
Peggy ala not know exactly what the trouble was
but II was certainly something which would have cast
sigma ma upon the name; tuTthermore and this she
able match with farmers daughter OF his VIII
had tempted her away home and had finally mar
ried her in London Arthur revealed the
Of his marriage to any one. save TO his brother.
take his broffer's transgressoDs D1 IA -, 80 %
this for the sake OF the Inheritance ySic VS. r. en-.
TO Arthur he left the country and took up position
IN south Africa IN partnership with friend of his
The business prospered and they made money. Then
George who FOR he sake Of Re nnderta ms Ti bS
had become recognized under the Hilton him
energies TO the welfare OF the
exnc5ifior i,t be 5onrt frc dio took ms Hrst
which resulted in the saving of Peggys and the
prominent man. TO the world large. "a
George returned TO England after this expedition to
hertance had never been his The troi,b1c bo5 ,eis-
SO heavily upon him that the vrefcbed l ye Weigned
had lost his reason and been shut up In asylum
errors nor made any effort to exonerate George in
OF course. it at this period George had FIRST
met with Peggy; at this time too, that hc
under the influence Of Lady sara. The Gather
cety and had indeed. proved himself the kindest
This was chapter in Georges life upon which
Peggy could throw very little light She knew prac-
had been sort Of engagement between Lady sara
and George that THIS had been broken, and that
Lady sara apparently in ht Of pque. had then mar
George passed his hand over his brow. I'm sure
can meyer hsys loved her Peggy ne said Perhaps
brought the engagement into being. I have a hazv
IDEA OF something OF the sort You in a curious
way, things do come back to me somehow For in