The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26
As FATE HAD pEcREEu
y ELLA xAasssvoy oAvsGa


why ~ yos. vho sse0 - - ~
aaa a eAseatisa. choose sseA oaniHl
soDaoyDeot - nsrsiAGy'
TAeee vas . snesr unAer tie s0aotA
tsoes of Mrs. Orns's votcs that naAs
Jsha Dayton bite her hps 70 keep
fFoa aAsvertAg hastily. PIAally she
replied quietly: Il auFssA NJ Hnfhoo
aA1 ny mother through sssioas ~
ness. and whea neooasity araso
cAoee the career Of Q professional
nurse becasse I believed that ! vas
veil lifted for IT,"
And yoa chose wisely" said Doc
tor Orne. Who bad entered his sister.
in-law's room lnannoHnceA.
Miss Dayton made no reply, bat
went about her work preparing sons-
thing for her charges comfort. trying
to appear unconscious that two pair Of
eyes were watching her closely. Mrs.
Orme Watched her because she felt
curious. and Vas beginning to notice
what . charming woman she was.
Doctor Orne watched her for both Of
tAses Fsasoas, anA for IL sAAsA oos
that vhiIs tAsy haA fsssht toostAse
- kssD iifs II tAs boly q his sistsf.
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beso0o 6os0ay attasAs1 = ~ nas0A
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stAsr ssA3sst V1kA ~ sase anA nsv1
49, Vh1eA Ae1gAAoA hi0. llrs. ODo
vas 1o& . Dssesaat vsaaa 70 Dssss:
~ NJ fFsteal 80 hAaSAty aDA -
Gsea - - ~ rseovseol saousA
- - va3es1 1Dsa ~ . HosDsossssss0-
q 11fsa. MIS- Daytea sanosnesd tAat
- would Iaavs. ~ sooa - her place
eesld b hlisd. She felt that she had
already stayed too IoaS under that
root, because she had suffered much
o. account Of the arrogance Of her
patient Also she felt that should she
remain longer and b constantly In
the company Of Doctor Orme. Who
made the house his home. she would
Ioss her heart to him. Che could not
hops that she. IN unknown nurse.
might secure the love Of this man.
wealthy. talented. and already famous
In his profession. Yet Julia Dayton
vas mistaken. He had already yielded
TO the charm Of her presence, and rec
ognising the true woman beneath the
cold professional manner she assumed.
~ was assured she Was . worthy
nate for him. and detsrmined to ask
Aer to share his future. When he
lsasned that shs vas sbost to Isava.
~ wFots to her. - shs avoided beiAs
WITH him, and coafessing his love
asked hse 70 nAsIy hiA.
"Put your answer On the table near
the window in the sick roo0 this
Afternoon" hs wrote IN oonclusion.
and pray that II may b the kind Of
answer which my heart desires"
When Julia received this letter the
tender feelings she had 70 resolutely
crushed back-sscaped from their
bonds, and her heart Allied with Joy:
shs Acknowledged to herself that she
loved him. Accordingly, she wrote
him letter telling him her life story
Her childhood and youth had been
spent in . home Of wealth and luxury
"T accept your offer, not because you
will restore me to my former place
In society. and relieve me from q life
Of toil-but because have learned
y love and respect you"
This letter she placed on the table
- requested. As soon ~ she had
left the rom. Mrs. Orme. who had
been watching her. slipped out Of
bed and went to the table.
The sly MINK" she exclaimed. Il
thought all along that she was trying
to ensnare him. Not II I can help
It"
She was about to break the seal OF
the letter when she heard footsteps ap
preaching. and clipping the nissive
hastily into . book. she hurried back
to bed. Doctor Orme entered. glanced
at the table. seemed disappotntet and
went out aGAin- A. sooa - he had
left, Mrs. Orms rang for Julia, who
also glanced at the table, and saw
that her letter was gone.
Has Doctor OrDs bssn here rseeat-
Hr she GssrisA-
"Yes," replied Mrs. orms. adding
swsstly-T sss yol srs vsry anxious
to lsave, Mss Dayton. A. Cs,ssts.
my maid, can wait upoa No nov. you
nay 60 at ooee."
"vssy WE'LL" shs rsjoinsd Il Vim
ieave my address for" she w1s about
to say Doctor Orms, but substitated-
for you. In case yoa sho1ld require
~ .nrvaena A1nfnH
With Julia once safely out q tie
house Nrs. Orme's frivolous mind b.
cane occupied With other nattsfs. and
Tie lsttsf coaeealed in the book was
satirsly foegottsa by hsr. IAs book
IN (asstioa Vas returned 70 Tie hbeasy
sAsk, SIN holding tAe Drss1oaa M
slvo WAieA poaoeG0ea ~ D0WoP e
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