Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23
No. IMAGINED you knew. Kate,
that nothing about Lord Usk. would!

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that nothing about Lord Usk would
concern me much II
He bored me Edreadfully, my dear.
He did nothing but talk OF you, and,
It all meant the same thing. He is.
madly in love with YOU and I.can.t
help him. Nobody can help him but
yourself, and youswil not stir jot..'n'
II wish said Marian, low-voiced,3
with a weary fall Of the eyelids, that
you would always, in suchscases, turn
the tide Of conversation.',Sa 49, $ 4 3 5
Good heavens!s I'm not Joshua. I.
can't make the sur stand still! I say,
Marian, look at me,sspfease. mo, not.
that way-full IN the eyes's
well, Kate !" rs;
do you realize that you are doing
q very-reckless thing I'll II needn't be
yaetailed..Sfor wa. ggniuS t;EEs1nihaderstand.
Rupert, your brother, l.: greatly out
Of patience with you. He. likes Usk;4
he wishes intensely that you would.
becon the mans wife" - .%f
Put It this way, II you please: that
], should become tho Countess OF Usk
and Cadlear. ~
Mrs. Renshawe nodded. ...The don:
Die earldom. the two baroness. the ex-
cessively ancient linease--it all at
~@~S0S GIL IAS6 WClHNL Y. ana
then. Rupert has made. the most
searching inquiries. This man, sim
scarcely forty-one. liz intthe best Eng
lish sets. He lib even rich; as well:.''a
Not 50 rich but that he'd like to
q great. deal richer Marian
mockingly ~.retorted.. Rupert has
limited to meTtof Settlements after
the English fashion, Pain seemed til
stiffen her lips, contracting THERE
fners. "Oh, that. issnot all! Rupert
Eiven some promise or Z treat.
amount to Usk, provided II am won
over. You can't deny this, Kate
Your husband, my brother, Is trying to
sell me. There's no other word" "a
Mrs. Renshawe knew very well that
there was no other word. She, re-
membered, too, that Marian had not
only OWNED this, but that her own
lips had once--during q, turbulent dis
.pute-more than 4halfseonfeased III.
She was not, by nature, d cold ON.
an; the ossifying selashness Gnd pre-
tension Of her surroundings had done
evil. work with q spirit that elsewhere
hight have maintained recipiencysto .
the hght and warmth Of &Ane deals.
truly pitied Marian. as Al was;
a. stern acquired worldiness for
snade her to regard the young Widows
posture a. other than quixottc, despite
Everything. Marian, can 81 ca1teds
harsh names. Ismssure that Rnnert-
whom neither you nor I could con.
gstder faultlesA would detest cloudine
your future
"I prefer to work out my own u
ture. Il is MINE; .t belongs, to mes
II wish most sincerely that In
sense It did. But you forget, and. 4
must remindsyou,.m my dear" y
asoh, You needn't sresnind % III
struck IN Marian, with each w0FH 4
softsof. thfnb. @"@ when Arthur 4
lett me Quite dependent on mygstsp-
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.'step-brother7 You east : bittSr
hint, there. Still,sI sAe--I seeS,s And
Mt. RRenshaws psoodily nodded. afics
Wall be very angry II SyoussthroN Usks
oyer. 1 don't know Just what III VIII
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ment q fiayoF q your 81 tyranny
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and took hershand.
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