The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

ped Instinetlvely she crouched Close o.
- 80 sna LAID her hot cheek AEaias;
so you are wondering WHY brournt
you hlther-eh. cousin - rhur SfocFrz-
icy 1t was 20 cure YOU 81 n fooifs.
Sssslol. iad. 20 show you why nv MINK
Nalhe clenched her little fists WIN.
could my lord rnesnT Mink Indeed,
men yesterday. you told M o. yous
lSse Tor her, old you note that I staycd
sllentt Twas because 1 lacked the h..rt
70 shatter your Illusion Yet I inov la
= best q, for you. lad; and you shall see
mas 30 many times before. Prom grnsn. 3
me trees you shah witness
M9nstrous- Calllc ga>ped for air NJ
Lord Stockesley's plot was sudden a.
Then. perchance." stockesley went o.,
s,. .,Oo my; you viii choose 20 ride this
Ssine night Tor Portsmouth and sail a.
LOTION Tor the American colonies on the
Ship sood Cheer. 4 VIII help you. LAD
s,,. NE gfonnd he white teeth together
snt would show herself she would d.
nounce this villain lord. Hut she crou, b.
"a again "a she heard the firmer. mac
You are iyinr. stokesiy. Your
AZ, are the WORDS OK an eva coward
S 1919 ALE could realize what had
happened, Stokeslcy admoulshed:
br.s,1IiiiII.. cousin softly lie was
with YOU. II Is hard Tor YOU. God
kn0ws, and ! forgive that blow Of Your
manu- Gently. now-gentiy, She is bat
""s gil among thousands.
she Is the only one iu an TIE world. .
the other exclaimed Your lies
~ you think them Stokesiey--
voice grew hard-"then prove me. Were
you and 60 quarrel. you would be NO
match Tor my sword. stand. a. I saw
there among the trees and watch what
The. other had called them lies. II was
rue nut why did he llstcl to them at
Sll' o3uld he not see that Lord STOKES
icy himself desired hcr-was plotting to
be rid 81 a rivals presence Then, in
issi,ssness; she remembered that she her
had lured her 20 this place lie WIS n
great man OF the court. carey. his cogs-
IN; was IMMERSED Ia trickery.
Ste trcmbled as she remembered what
sle had almost forgotten-that between
her and Carey no word of love had vet
passed. Yet only yesterday. when thry
were together iu the garden. ne hal al
10 take her young charge under her
wing. How gloriously strong he had
shone a. they melted into hers,
Hut what was she tu do. slip sill
entity away and leave Lord Stokesley'
20 the discontinue 81 vain waiting.
That were tho prudent course.
she half arose. to tiptoe from the
wall Then she was startled to- realize
what might happen if she did not app
pear. carey, over wrought by waiting.
and knowing that my lord had lied.
would surely draw sword. There would
be a duel DO The moonlight. and Sine
would lie trembling lu her bed. not
showing the outcome-not knowing till
DAY Hight whether Carey had luuu an
night with a red thrust thruugn his
breast For Stokesley'z was q finished
SWOrdcrait she had seen him al play
with the folds. against her father.
You had best take your position
now" she heard StokcSlsv SAY. The
sweet lass will soon be here
~ am mo- -uv." replied taIrN. iu "a
a. liz
What DO YOU propose" them. 20 do.''
asked mv lord smoothly.
To leave this place 40 once keep
ing my faith with her.' said carey
firmly. Your words cannot Sully her
pure whiteuesS"
Two tears sprauG into Csiie's blue