Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1915-08-26
'ARNSBYS
:, CAPTURE
Q, DONALD cHAMBERiN


AImsby was TO be his aunts heir.
TAs day hs came Of ass tho old lady
s,nt AR him and tbr,s sddr...ad him.
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Joo 20 pecome acquainted with her.
soo H a1eef cestaan tme. you DON'T
eAncy her shall not insist ON your
yseeoinS to my wishes.
:: ~ cont wish to marry and won't"
Due yo0 aro not % unreasonable q
- Savoed The g11 have ment1onedr
xeA am"
fsenaps II was tho fact Of her neph-
SWS 4ndfnerence 10 her fortune, per
haps hee great affection for him, par
AAUo Q desire 30 have her own way.
AZ any rats, tia old lady resolved TO
sooQnee. She talksd Of other matters
fce awhile. then said carelessly:
How would you like q trip abroadr
Il should b delighted, but It would
csse severs1 thousand dollars."
Z WIN furnish tho amount necessary
On o1o econdition-that On your return
you spend q week Win me-"
The conditions wsre accepted. Arms
oy went abroad and on his return
went directly to his aunt'p country
house. where she was at the time. At
dinner he was pcesentnd IN M,sa rncv
.
Ellison. He saw at once that he had
been drawn into a trap. He had
agreed to spend a week In the house
and was to be besieged by this young
woman.
This was true. and there was moro
thnt he waS not aware of. Miss Eli
son had way with her that was very
taking with men. No one could find
out exactly why, but they tumbled
over one another in endeavoring to
win q smile from her. Sometimes she
WAS coy. sometimes aggressive. She
knew when to be the one and when to
he the other.
Arinsby was indignant at the trick
his aunt had played him. After din
ner. nndiny her alone. he said to her:
Aunt. you have brought me here I'm
order TINT this girl may get nae for q
husband. I will keep my contract.
Will remain with you a week. but you
may tell your friend that will have
nothing to do with her. I shall expect
you to order my meals served in my
room
.Certsinly. Bert: anything you
Wish.
The next morning Armsby sent
downstairs for the morning paper and
sat himself down by his window to
read the newh Ghancing up from Il,
there In hammock swung between
swo trees was Miss Ellison In a pure
white summer costume. dream of
loveliness- There were no windows in
Afmsby's room that did not face In
mat direction. and the only way he
eeuso smut out the view was to draw
me snade. This no did, but the In
sef.oe os nis room soon grew dresoma
ana no t@lsed II aeain-
he $1,000 looking down ON tho
lying 10 eon1ure up some
p..n .or ..sems nlmseit nom the
w"'ca NO must % suD9ecteo
"eeA' 40 was tfee 10 spend
n y. ocn oay eisewnete' out NO
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