The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-21

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her designs. Hitherto she had rather
llked Mrs. savllle In 3 surface fash
ion. aattering herself that she vas q
fav0rite with the stern little woman.
On this supposed favoritism she was
always ready 10 presume Hope Des-
mond and Mr.. Rawson were therefore
somewhat appalled, when the sounds Of
voices and approaching footsteps In
The pleasures ground to which the win
dows OF the smaller drawingroom
opened made themselves heard about
tea time. when Mrs Saville had come
in from a short stroll with her conf
dental adviser. and Hope had descend
ed from her own room. where she had
enjoyed q couple OF hours solitude.
These sounds were followed by the ap
pesrance OF Miss Daere. Saville. Lum-
ley and Lord Everton
20 sorry you were not able to come
to eS=zch this morning. dear Mrs Sa-
villel" said Miss Dacre. eifusively. and
with the unconcerned assurance OF the
class which does not hesitate to rush
IN where the sharper-sighted fear to
tread; 80 we have all come over to
inquire for you You are looking quite
pale. You see have brought poor
Lord Everton. who is so distressed at
being expelled from this paradise.
You really must make friends. He
could not foresee that things would so
wrong. and he is so sorry. Now. for
my sake. dear Mrs. Saville. you must
forgive him. you are such near rela-
tons"
Connections. you mean" corrected |
Mrs. Saville. a bitter smile curling her
lip. II Lord Everton chooses to come.
can only admire his forgiving nature
and accept the olivebranch.
You are. as ever. Just and gener-
Gus. returned the impecunious peer.
with a delightful bow and smile. Il
am quite charmed with the vision OF
rsyseli as dove. which you kindly
suggest"
hrs. saviIIe turned from him with
undisguised contempt. and addressed
herself to George Lumley.
so you are staying ct the Court9
How does your regiment. or your
troop. get on without your valuable as
sistance7~
~Disagreeable old cati~ thought
Lumley. while he said. ~Oh. ride over
very other day. and the intermediate
mes they stumble on as best they can
Without me-
Il thought you were going down to
Here's metal more attractive" said
.umley. mechanically with wave
( his hand towards Miss Dacre. who
Eas deep in conversation with Mr..
lawson. on whom she was smiling
Nth her habituaI belief in her own
'ower to fascinate all male creatures.
Metal. Yes. I dare say. / some
lines wonder II you are as foolish as
'ou seem. George
"Oh, a good deal more 30. said the !
handsome hussar. showing his white
eeth in a pleasant smile You know ;
haven't many IDEAS
Yet dare say you would BE- less T
asily taken in than men who have {
cornfuIiy. a
Very probably. my dear aunt"
What Is the matter with your
sked Miss Dacre. IN a low tone, draw
lg a chair TO the tea-table. where G
Iope Desmond presided You look
ale and III. and as II you had been Z
rying. Pray forgive me- she added,
'eing the quick color rise in her vic n
ms cheek. but knew quite well you y
'uid not stand Mrs SaviIlo for long
q low tone. o.
~Oh. yes. can said Hope, smiling y
brave defiance. Don't you think 3,
q likely TO have worries and bad y
Tvs apart from poor Mrs. savillef"
Well. suppose 50; but II did not 9
cur to me. She Is not popular. you = =
low. though always get on with =
r. am going to play q bold stroke 4"
st now; II viii astonish you all
othlng venture nothing have. you 8
low u
=" Jockey Of Norfolk. be not too D.
Id. quoted Miss Desmond. with a 81
mewhat tremulous smile pc
she has been crying-I am certain 70
% has; though she Is Drawing It out
any rate. she is going to stick TO M
r. saville. wonder what she IL
ying to George Lurley. Nothing
niable. / am sure" rii
Here Lord Everton. who had been
eaking to saville. and Of whom the
istress Of the house had not taken di'
. slightest notice. approached and
gged for q cup Of tea. ha
III Is beverage Of which I am a..
'mely fond he said, and l think ] thi
cided liking for tea ought TO b a prs
tent Of fesDectabllity to any man for
u have been a good deal on the Con. ic
ent, believe. Miss Desmondf~ the
4 have travelled occasionally In my exc
ats lifetime" ern
Ali and enjoyed Il. dare sayr' Mr.
Yes; but I also enjoy returning 70 her
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