The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-28
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-yOunIsif madsmf'
No my danshtsrI Oliver 0ssrandsr
has done " tAss kanoF. In. ne had
every wish and hAA nads srefy propar
ratioa 10 marry my eAild. vnsn--
Shan o. oHf-
~you may
II vas shortly said. bat . burden
seemed 10 fall from her shoulders d
ITO utterAnce Ter whnls graceful
form Fsiaxed swiftly into No natural
curves, and an atmosphere Of charm
from this moment developed her.
which iustifsd the description Il hrs.
yardiey, sven without q sight ct the
features she stiIi Kept kiddsn.
I en- . widow. sir. Thus che be.
san Win studied sinplicity. with
my ons child ! have been living IN De-
troit thee many years--evar aimee my
husbands death. b fAct We ere not
uniiksd there nor have No lacked 70
spsct When some stx months ago
youf ecn. who stsndp high n every
cns's regard. a. heGts his parentage
and bin varied talents met my daush-
ter snd fsli ssriousiy IA lore with her.
no opA % faR ~ know. criticised
bis tasts a. found fault with his choice.
] thought my china .safe- And abe
was safa 10 al appearance. up 10 the
very morning Of her marriage --ghs
marriage Il which ycu say ron bad
received no intimation though Oliver
seems Q very dutifal som
-Madamis-'Ths hoasssness d bic
tone possibly Increased IL peremptory
chsracter-1 really must ash yoa "a
lay aside your vsil-
II vs. rsbrke and she felt e 20
be %; bat though she hiushed from
behind her VEN. she did not remove n
Pardon me- she begged. and very
humhly. but I cannot ret Let me
reveal my secret frst Judge ostran.
der. the name under which had lived
In Detroit was not my real one.
had lot him court and all but marry
my daughter, without warning him IN
any way Of what this deception on my
part covered. But others--one other.
have reason now 10 believe--had do.
tected my identty under the altered
circumstances Of my new life. AID
surprised him with the news at that
late hour. We are--Judgs ostrander.
you know who We ara This 10 not
the nrst time you ana have seen
each other face b faee.- And. lifting
up . hand. trembling With emotion.
she put aside her veil.
You recognise mer'
Too well" The tone Was deep with
meaning. but there was no accusation
tn Il; nor was there any note Of relief.
II vas more N II some hope deeply.
and perhaps unconsciousiy cherished.
had suffered . sudden and complete
extinction. Put back your veil"
Trembling. she complied. murmur.
ing - shs tumblsd WITH Ito folds:
-ptsgrace TO an ostranderi ! know
that vas mad 70 flsk u TOT Q mo-
mont sorstvc me nor the attempt.
and hsten 70 my sTana. onver was
willing 70 marry my child. even after
10 Knew tne shame u vouio entail.
But Rsuthsr would not aocepe the
sarfineA sudss oesfander. J Am not
wostny g -suca : cnnas pus sucn Ne
y. y sonn
we WIZ nos speax nis name oFoke
m Judge oserandef. assuming per
emptory ocalsn9 ouite unlike nis Tor
mer one o. oisnineo reserve. ! should
hke 70 nsef. instead. yoar explanation
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