The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26

everything. lady westmere could be trusted TO keep
the secret Poor Aunt Emily She had been so
subducd and sad that evening that had taken all
Pcrgy's best efforts console her But I'm sure
that what she really feels Is relief from great
strain" girl wrote she repeated and
again that you had been her salvation Did you
DO more FOR her than you admitted to me?'
And then came the gist Of the letter Il want
you be your self in the futuro-George
Annesley instead Of George Hilton OF course. 70 the
world viii have 20 continue 20 be George Hilton
Tor time longer. But IN the end Mr.. Hilton
return to Africans you intended he should. And
London will forget This IS all I ask OF you.
George It IS for the happiness or both Of U.S.
And u was decided George remained in Lon
Con that day. expecting visit Rosa visit for
which he waited IN vain. and the following morning.
IN obedience a summons from Peggy. he Travelled
iown 10 Taplow where the whole matter
Ihreshed out and settled.
He surprised 70 End the girl in good spirits.
He had half expected that she would have donned
Mourning in memory OF her dead hero; instead she
attired IN OF the light frocks that
80 we'll and which brought her into harmony with
delicious sunbOnnct with ribbons tied under
Ger chin. Her manner quiet and triHe restrained
but then she was never given to any exuserance OF
rpirits.
Lady Wostnero was taken into consultation ana
inaly a course Of action decided George
20 marry PeEgy In his true name-that OF Annesley.
rhey would a very quiet weddinE-with no one
present except Lady westmere and perhaps Bob-who
souid be trusted. Some quiet London church would
ruit the purpose very we'll And Immediately after
tie wedding George and his wife could go abroad-to
Toe far distant country. for Il obvious that Eng
and was not SAFE FOR a who had the law
ioaaneo George had
I would rather take THIS risk than that you
Should marry under the OF George Hilton
Peggy said TREMENDOUSLY Think t., Lady sara
should prove vindictiye. Is only likely. you
VIII be called to a charge murder
on. that would be too terrible for vordsF-
besides said George. we shall be happier when
ths lie which have been acting Is put away from
forever" He rather wondered that Peggy had not
stated this as her chief reason: Il was no doubt
what she had In mind rather than the fear his
est on the charge OF murder.
Before George Annesley and Peggy could be mar
ricd. however. George Hilton disappear. He
must proclaim that the wandering spirit had seized
him once more. and that respond 70 the call
of the wilds. Before he he would make secret
arrangements through solicitor that all his be-
onEings should be given voluntary Eift-to
peggy. In this the W shes should be
fuldiled- Then George Hilton should take his de-
parturo and his should live only IN the book
about 10 be pubiished-the book VII ch was being
eagerly looked for By seoBraphers and anti
auarians
10 would take some weeks 70 settle all this And
N the meanwhile Lady Westmere and Peggy would
20 london that the young people might the
easily enjoy each others society Besides
Lady westmere had great deal to attend to on her
account
She had learned a lesson from her terrible expert
cnec with che bnls-a lesson which rad taken 20
heart and now the thing desired was to
set her house In order 20 give the luxurious man
ner OF LIE which had impoverished her. and ulti-
rnateiy. after Peggys departure. settle down to