The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-23


The next day Mrs. Savflle ala not
feel equal to write or attend to bust
ness Her head felt heavy and giddy.
ahs said; 50 she ordered the ram
shackie carriage and drove to the cha
team. hoping the air would revive hsr.
II did not. however. She said shs felt
Inclined TO sleep-that the air was too
strong for her, or rather that she had
grown too weak for the air-thaf the
place made her melancholy. ana she
would leave NEXT day. Hope psrsuad-
ed her TO try and rest She covered
her over with wraps; for. though the
day vas warm. she complained Of cold.
and shivered 3 good deal. Hope took
her knitting ard sat patiently beside
her for more than an hour. during
which Ma savills slept heavily, some
times moaning then she woke sudden
", IS Il startled. and thought shs
heard several people enter the room
noistly- She was better. and insisted
on taking q little walk on the beach.
At dinner abe could not eat. but com
planned Of great thirst Feeling severe
headache and drowsiness, she went |
early to bed Hope felt more uneasy
than she cared to confess. and persuad-
ed Mrs. savilIe to let her maid sleep
IN her room
Then she retired herself. arsf to
write at considerable length. than 10
seek forgstfulness IN her bed. But In
vain; her nerves were strained. and an
Irresistible presentiment Of evil weigh
ed her down
Ths long. wakeful. restless night
wore through
At early dawn Jessop came into Mis-
Desmond's room with an alarmed look
on her facs.
i am afraid Mrs. saviIIs Is very
III. miss I have never seen her like
this She has been wandering on and
on all night about Mr. Hugh ana hsr
husband. that no one ever hears hsr
speak about Just now she Il asIeeu.
What wiz become Of Us 10 this poor
place II my lady gets really
III? Why. we couldn't get q doctor.
though that queer mzn We saw On The
road yesterday. they tell me, Is a very
clever doctor. but he lives miles and
miles away" :
7 shall get up and dress at once b
returned HoDe. much alarmed. Il n
viii come 20 Mrs. SavfIIs directly Il
She dressed accordingly. 1fttle think =,
ng how long It would b before she A
ihould again 90 regularly to bed. II
Mrs. saville seemed quite herself .,
Ehen Hope reached her bedside. exespt pt
hat her hands and skin were dry and
urning. her eyes bright and restless. o.
he wanted to get up IN order to Ire n
are for her journey to London. She 4,
semsd fsVerishly anxious to be at II
ONE once more. Then she began 70 ~
peak about Mr.. Rawson as II he were -
here, though they both knew he had
.arted With his daughter for Switzer- ..
md; also she talked Of her win. and ~
sr fear that II she died intestats her IN
N Hugh would get as much OF her =.
-oDerty as his brother. -
As soon a. she could get away, Hope II
He'd the landlord and begged him to u,
spatch mounted messenger for the -,
'ctor. to whom she hastily wrote q -,
10 describing the condition Of the ~,
fersr a. accurately as she could.
ne done. there was nothing for It but
Sting. =.
This waiting tried Hope severely. II.
% felt. moreover, what a weight Of Is
lay upon her. Il
Though Jessop was full Of express Is
ms Of sympathy and woe. her pale lar
= and nervous manner showed how the
nt she was for a sicknurss. fhe
Hope waited for the doctor,s report An
ore she wrote to Mr. Raws8n's part tw,
: for help and counsel ma,
Richard Saville was away cruising
BODY knew where; Mr.. Rawson was I
yelling; Lord EFsrton-Who could use