The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-05

more in g than ! can tell you. NJ
one must Know that ! am ir London
tonight When v- reach this place
fo which YOU are taking me. and "a.
a.a really alone. then We can talk !
have sn much 20 say
She looked a. ln doub'uly T.
was indeed moment az iud~,' s.on
with her. Then SD" BEGAN a. laueh
softly
. Little ono. hu' ,o1 have changed. -
. sh" exclaimed compass Iouat.It After
b a.i Why uut' 7 must NOT forget that
things have gone so hardly With YOU.
j. Stems odd inccc.. to sec yoI >'t-
+ iiu- tltr". s'ur4'd up like an old man.
afraid Co show yourself You know
T how foolish you ayeF with your black
cap" and that queer hat You are 80
different from an tho others o. Nou
. seek 80 remain uure coCuiZcd. Why do
4 r0u not dress as all the mon do ANY
on" Who was suspicious would reCoE-
u.1r you from your clothes
it Is true De muttcrct. i DID not
. think o. f."
She leaned towards hirr.
You viii not even kiss me- she
I murmgred
/ "NOt vet no answered
She made a little rrimace
But you are cold
You do NOT understand he
ansV erred Thry are watching mo -
even tuu'eh' they are watching mo
OBJ. y Nfu only knew. Louise. how {
'hfr lonSed tor this hour that is 20
come"
Yer vanity was assuased She Pat
'ed his hand but came no nearer
You are q foolish little one she
said. very foolish"
It .- NOT for ylu tD say that" he
.0r.ed III ! have been foolish. were
not you often tho cause OF my follyg"
Again she laughed
oh. la.d. n IS always the same
J. l- always YOU men who accuse
tcr thar presently ! shall reproye
+ ."N lilt now. as for now. behold.
b "" have arrived.
DO .s e. crow ded thoroughfare." tho
/ man remarked. uervously, looking up
I and down shat e-hury avenue
stupid she cried. stepping ont
u do not recognize YOU tonight. little
/ enc. Even your voice is different.
Follow mo quickly across the pave
mont and Up TIE stairs There is
only one Fight. The Hat have Dor.
ruNed iS ou the second floor ] do
not cage very much that people
should rCsoru.zc mo either under the
c.rcums 'auc"s. There is nothing
they lov" so much" she added. with
toss az Tho head. "as finding an ex-
cusn 20 have my pic'uEe "a ~ .7-
per"
lie followed her down the dim hall
and up the broad. fat stairs. kcep.
ing always some distance behind on
ID" FIRST landing she drew "A key from
her pocket and opened door. II
was the door Of Monsieur Guillo.'s
sitting room. = round table 10 the
middle was laid for supper One light
alone. and that heavily shaded. was
burning
oh. Ia. Ia" he exclaimed How
! hate this darkness Wait rim ] can
turn on the lights. dear friend and
then you must embrace me 10 IT,
from outside. believe. 80. do not
follow ! can find the switch for my
s.f Remain where you are. re-
turn intantlv."
She lett him alone IN tho room.
closing the door softly In the pas
sage she recled for moment and
caught az her side. She was very
pale. Outlet. coming swiftly up the
steps. frown'l as Dee saw her
"ll' U.s. there he demanded.
harshly
lie is there Louise replied. but
indeed. ] am anery with myself See
lam faint Dr. i. terrible thing.
fl.H. which ] hIt. done d., dll wp
up l1rm. thar younE man. except that
I" vas stupid and heavy. and thar :
never loved him Who could love
him. indeed. Buf. Gu.ilof-"
lir passed 900. scarcely needing her
words but sl" c.uLr .o DTS arm
"U..r one" She h,.crd promise
Thar you NiI NOT really hurt him
Promise me that. or Z Nii slrink out
and call fIn people from fhr streets