Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

had. been the Sec0nd-ciasS passenger
on the Mauretania, and assuming from
his dress that he was the keeper. she
talked to him and learned sbmething
of the family of Mount Dun5tan. As
she was going. she offered him money,
when to her surprise she learned that
he was the earl. More ANNOYED than
confused. Betty forgave himl for the
deception, and gradually friendship
sprang up between the two hbuses.
Then, as IL to cement theit friend.
ship, the Shuttle twisted in the web
of G. Selden, the junior salesman for
the Delkoff Typewriter company Of
New York, who made Mount Dun
stan's- acquaintance, and learning that
the daughter of Reuben s. Vanderpoel
was In Stonham, went TO see her. in
the faint hope of selling herr type
writer, and c6ntrived to breaR his leg
in front of Stornham Court They
carried him into the house and cared
for him, and through his slanky, care
free manner, he unconsciousF broke
down the barrier of prejudice that
surrounded Mount Dunstan. and went
back to America happy In the posses
sion of a.letter to Mfr. yanderboel. the
establishment of longed-fof "terri-
tory" and the order for yix tEpewrit-
ers which were to be sent 10 Eng
land.
The long summer days found Ros-
allie very nearly restored to her former
cole ora ,1arfac<yu oontaptod 20 haya
Betty there; when Nigel. tired of the
Riviera, and, having exhausted his re
sources, returned to Stornham, there to
find the place built up and repaired,
Rosalie almost free Of her fear of him.
and Betty, rich and beautiful, in full
charge. No sooner did he appear than
Rosy fell back into her old tinid ways.
but. with a view to propltiating Bet
ty, Nigel treated his wife with as much
kindness as he could assume Every
thing he did was done with the hope i
of making Betty like. him, until he
found that Mount Dunstan. penniless
as he was. loved Betty, and. although
she did not confess 1t, Betty loved him.
Nigel was crafty. however, and sbided
hts time. until there came a dreadful !
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