The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-07-28

You have nothing TO fear. Henry.
shall tell her nothing"
"But'-llenry glanced unensily from
Gillespie 10 "Gillespie's notes
They are here among you somewhere.
You shall not give them 10 pat u
she knew"
III she knew YOU would not get
cent" I said wishing him TO know
that | knew.
lie whlrled upon me hotly.
You tricked Helen TO get them. and
now, by GOdl ! want them, want
them!" And he struck at me crafty.
I knocked his arm away. but he fiuns
himself upon me, clasplng me with
his arms. caught his wrists and he'd
him for moment wished 10 be
done with him and on to Glenarm with
Arthur; and he wasted time
Il have that packet you sent Helen
10 GET have it--Btill unopened Your
secret IN AZ safo with me. Mr.. TIol-
brook, as that other secret Of yours
with your Italian body.guard."
His face went white. then gray. and
he would have fallen II had not kept
hold Of him.
| was beside myself with rage and
impatient that time must be wasted
on him. did not hear steps on the
deck, or Gillespio's quick warning. and
! had begun again. still holding Henry
llolbrook close 10 me with one hand.
We expect TO deceive your Sister
we will lie TO her-le 10 ber--lie TO
her"
For Gods sake, stopl" cried Arthur
Holbrook. clutching my arm
flung round and faced Miss Pat
and Rosalind. They stood f0r a mo-
ment In the doorway: then Miss Pat
advanced slowly toward US where we
formed little semicircle. and as
dropped Henry's wrists tho brothers
stood side by side. Arthur took step
forward. half murmuring his slhior's
name. then he drew back and waited.
his head bowed. his hands thrust into
the side pockets Of his coat. In tho
dead quiet ! heard the babble Of the
creek outside. and when Miss Pat
spoke her voice seemed to steal on
and minglo with the subduod murmus
OF the stream.
.Genilemen. what in A -ra, ~iAA- Ia
lie TO me aboutI"
A brave little smile played about
Miss Pats lips. She stood there In
the light Of the candles. all In white
as had left her ON the terrace OF
Glenarm. In her lace cap. with only n
light shawl about her shoulders
felt that the situation might yet be
saved. and was about TO speak when
Henry. with some wild notion Of jus.
tifying himself. broke out stridently:
| Yes: they meant 10 lie 20 youl
They plotted against me and bounded
me when ! wished 10 SEQ you peace
ably and 10 make amends. They have
now charged me with murder: they
are ready TO swear away my honor.
my life. am glad you are here that
you may see for yourself how they
are against me-
Yes: father speaks the truth. NJ
| Mr. Donovan can tell youl"
I could have sworn that II was Rosa.
lind who spoke. but there by Rosa.
llnd's side In the doorway stood Helen.
Her head was lifted, and she faced 10
all with her figure tense, her eyes
blazing. Rosallnd drew away a little.
and I saw Gillespie touch her hand.
II was as though a quicker sense than
sight had on the instant undeceiyed
him; but he did not look AT RosalInd;
his eyes were upon the angry girl
who was about TO speak again. Miss
PAT glanced about ana her eyes rested
ON me.
Larry. what were the lies you were
| ,oIng 10 ton. me7" abe naked and
smiled again.
"Thoy were about father. no wished
IN Inyo,vc MIN An dIsbonor put he
hall moi ma shaT mott" cried Helen.
',is tha, true Inrrvq" asked Miss
pa,
OF h,,o dane tho heat conld"
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