The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-12

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fulness. his elegance of nanna+
n dress. against Haredale's un--
fuI strength. his ungraceful dr.
his rough, blunt speech.
Yet. though Sir John Ch..-.
no opportunity OF forcing Et-f
TO exchange speech with hin
thing Of that gentieman's pl,3.
disguised language. something .<
hatred and loathing that h.
in every tone and gesture. mus
ranked even in Sir johns
bosom, for more thar once. AL
ii.ei ciiaHse o. compliments
John drew his sword when i.
alone again and ran his eve r.u
~ from hilt TO point. But .,
his better mature triumphed I.
membered always that thoughtt..
Desets wrinkles, and he restores
ellanifnIty by murTnurin.. NnU
most engaging smile.
IL may come to that some dat
not yet Not yet. Haredale. I....
pleasant enough 10 me, dull ANA
OF h~eaFineSS 10 YOU. To cross ~ ..
with such a man-to indulge
humor except upon extremity I'll.
De weak indeed, Bark on. if~I-ttEat.t
cur. Fortune ever has been uirA
| like to hear YOU"
lie knew that H~aredale. .a
whole heart was bound up n
niece. WoHld rather see her dead tf.,
married 10 any man IF Chest.r~
race 1t amused HIM to think t...
LOT once. he and faredsl,. n4t
housh III common. It amused f..
not My to make iIaredaIe ttsl.a
this. but to make him agree ,A,.e .
John should do what lie wou,.
break OF any relations netvean
ward Chester and Efnnla uarett-
DO what YOU Will, said IIaF-
dale, cycling his smiling FREUD in#.t.
~. You nave the head ana heat- III
an evil spirit il all matters III. .
cept:on."
Your health" said Chester. b.4ua
y. You will not drink WITH rs-
%: You are foolish"
i1aredale made an impatient l,,
ton OF his hand. Intonsclousl. t.,
motion was toward his srord. iI-
turned, and banked out Of TIL ROOFS
leaving Sir John TO compose ntets..t
N bis easy chair again with ft..
gentle reflection: "A gerry coarse .,a.
mai indeed. Quite a human badge.
SIR john used his 9antlemanlx t
compartments of intrigue and i3.
macy 50 we'll that ne Succeeded With
gratifying ~uuickness IN seDaratin. thu
Two lovers. 1t was Necessary nl.r.#A
l" 10 d Nttie prlO1il:. a little judl.tPA.t
MISREPRESENTATION and 1 little ttis..
IN the way Of intercept
letters and forwarding others. N.
had Sir John been more the canf ,-
man thar while he was cn..t..4
soItly and delicateiy, on this 3..-
ness. Never had ne 50 e~ncf"u5a1
NOSE ne met. whatever their tss.
flctins interests and thoughts. Nj
those whom he was forced tn n,#.
4 little thought him the sweets
SPOKEN gentleman they ever had ss
Yet after Sir John had perform
his fatherly duty 50 c~onsclentia#@
his reward was ngratitude. I.d.4.4
s"ore that. though for some rr..-,,
NAT he could not fathonq. I-r#a.t
~ifafedale vas lost to him, he l9 s
her still and should continue IT, ia ~,
SIT John looked at him with a
ternaI interest, over his VIM tai
outs. "lou are SO unflial," SAID .
q III carefully. so eN .+~.I
nSiE undutiful. 50 ir~relisious. thl.
IS quite Impossible for Us 4, ea a
II you will do ne the favor t4
the bell. the servant will show
" ne door Since you haye t5
moral sense remaining. | beg you .4
return to this roof no more. C,
% the devil. at my express d+-.f
Good day"
sii Jofn $ handsome face Vts
niue flushed. when he rang th- as
~ MS servant after Edward. H4ts
WI word. had left the hpl-..
feak. said he 10 the man. .f ff.
gentleman Who has Just left sfi9sitt
can Al any time. I'm not ut iatt-
ioun tell him 50 and shut .t~
door,
soon It was whispered about. iii ~
citty' mat that charming and arni4pt.
oir John was very unfortunate in ra,
sou, VINO had occasioned him er..t
sIlsi ana sorrow. It always happened
snse whenever Sir John had reason
- uesififiS something TO be VIII
pered around. it was whisnarat
aIohhd. though he himself apDarent-
- remained quite mute. thus long
80. "nen Haredale's brother nti
zen found murdered and he succeed
~ 70 the estate. it had been Hhi.n-r-t