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MISS MILNE AND I.
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ClIAl'TKU V Continued.
Mrs. Best wna slttlnR on tho corner
of tho table, evidently drunk; ulio wan
not dressed as I had Been her before,
Trut ratlior ns n weak jmltntlon of Mlsa
Milne; her exact position In the estab
lishment I discovered later was,' to
use her own words, that of "Miss
Mllne'rf rhnp-or-on." About tho room
Blood ninny empty beer and spirit bot
tler, and In tho cold gray dawn of
the morning r.'id tho BomI-dnrkncB?
ntHtiltlru; from tho much-broken, much
rtnfr.'d window, tho scene, takon as n
whole, was not Invigorating.
Ab I entered tho room, Miss Mllno
turned her hend mechanically toward
nu, Mitred for a moment, and then
resumed her previous attitude
Mrs. Best waH tho first to break tho
Hence.
"Yuu'vo got your wish, you sec,"
alio said.
"What wish?"
"Vou said you 'oped It would go, and
it's gone."
"When did It die?"
"After tho first dOBO. Oood modi
elno, flint. Ha! ha! I'll koop tho rest
lor myBolf; It may como In 'handy."
Tho womnn'fl brutnl Insinuations
tuug mo to tho quick, but to mako
any reply was uboIobb; bo turning to
MIbh Mllno -I nskod her whnt hour Iho
child died. At first bIio mado no ef
fort to nnBwcr mo, nor any movumont:
Ihcm f took two stops nenror hor and
repeated my niiestlon. Sho Bwung
suddenly around, nnd with tho Btlffcsf
liOMBlhln bow, said:
"I regret I am urinblo to toll you;
In fnct, I know nothing whatever
about It."
"Indeed, this Is rnthor a Borlous
matter."
"I qulto ngroo with you, Dr. Tllg
try. Ily tho way, you saw tho child
7nirrelf Inst night, nnd Bont, I bo
Worn, flomo drugs. Mny I ask at whoso
request?"
"Certainly. Mrs. Carponlor heard of
ItK wherenbouts, nml askod mo to sno
It. as It needed, bio thought, some
attention."
"Irm nuro I'm Indobtod to Mra. Cnr
rnmtur"; then after a pauRo: "And
also lo you. Hownvor, I'm nfrnld you
au bo of no further nsslBtanco to us,
and It's n groat ahamo to detain you
at (his hour."
Thin was anld with firm, cold polite
nam and n inovnmont ns If to show
mn the door. Thoro Beomed nothing
fnr It but to go, nnd yet to lonvo her
In that predicament wljh n hnlf-driinl-m
fompanlon, nnd a dond child thrt
needtd somo attending to, wnB 0111 01
tho question.
"nut I can't lonvo you In this con
dition, Miss Mllno; you must lot me
do somothlng for your What nhnnt
the child 7 What about tho burylnr; of
It? All thnt wants soolng to. Havo
you thought of what stops you would
Bke takon?"
"I rnn't say that I havo; you see,
flifB Iiiib romo upon mo rather mid
den ly nnd I'm not vorflod Jn the de
tails of funornls." Then with n faint
itmlfo: "They nro out of my line;
however. I daresny somo of my nokh
Lore will bo nhlo to direct mo. Wo
oertnlnly must not detnln you."
TIiIk was snld with much mom au
thority, nnd now there woh nothlnir
for It but to go; nnd I went homo nnd
sat down In tho cold dining-room nnd
alt mhiornblo.
CHAI'TBR VI.
This Ib qulto an unexpected plens
tiro, Miss Mllno. I thought you wero
never coming to my houao again."
This wuh unld to hor ns l entered tho
nurgory n fortnight after tho death and
Vsrlnl of her child. Hho had come for
rtoiuethlng whnt, I knew not and, to
tny twtonlHhmont, wnB dressed reBpoct-allly-.
as or old.
"3d I expected; nnd to tell you tho
truth, f don't know myself whnt I'vo
Mimo for. It's Btrango to como back
Hero, f can hardly realize mysolf In
decent society ns I siijiposo you would
call It and amid Hb humdrum people.
I feel as much aB Mr. Btnnloy would
probably feel after returning from tho
center of Afrlcn. I feel that I'vo boon
traveling, exploring. proBpoctlng, ns
thoy say In gold-mining countries. Ilut
I am wasting your time."
"Not at nil; I nm renlly glad to boo
you; I nm fnr moro IntoroBted thnn yon
think In your welfare."
"Are you? How much nro you? I
know tho kl-id of woman you wunt mo
to tiw.. Now, how much would you Bar
rlflco to see me that kind of womnn?"
"I would pnerlflco almost anything
you could nBk of mo. You savod, or
helped materially to savo my life."
"And ib a return you niuum iihhuj
Ab MIbb Mllno said thla Hho roao to
her feet, nud Btnggerlng to tho .mantel
piece, leaned on It. hhfing nil hut a, lit
tle or hor faco, and what I saw wna
ashen wnlte.
"MIbb Mllno. whnt on earth do you
mean? I I ruined your life-. I"
"Yea. you!" Then drawing herself
tip to her full lielsht. nnd n denthllke
pallor over hor fnco as tho only symp
tom of oxcltomont,, sho continued:
"Yes, you! I I, Mnry Mllno, was born
n good girl of good parents, nnd given
n henrt and capacity to lovo beyond
most women. I, of nil my brothers nnd
sisters, was tho ono chosen fit to fight
my way. and I fought my why and
won, without, offort nnd honestly, tho
Tovo nnd respect of all I enmo In con
tact with, until I'll cut It Bhort I met
with n demon, h dovll. a hell-begotten
devil In priest's clothing, and howhat
doea ho do? Ho ubos tho rights nud
privileges of his church to unlock my
hnnrt nilit III tllQ COIlfOSBlonal laV8
baro nil Its oecrots, Its strength nnd Its
TToaknosa and all for what? That ho
may lay thorn and mo on tho altar or
his sensuality, nnd far a niomont's
ploasure, sacrlflco them."
Miss Mllno grow deaporato ns aho
thought of her wrongs, and Bpoko out
with an entire vigor begotten of tho
memory of them.
"Ugh!" ho continued, as sho
tamped her foot "ugh! Should 1 not
fcavo been Justified In declaring oternal
war against tho wholo or your sex?
But what do I doT 1 take my fato
nimbly, I accept tho loss of tho beat
half of mo ami uvo ror mo rent, i nna
Arthur settle down to a half existence,
when you come yes, you need not
look up surprised; I do not blame you;
your Intentions wero all good, but tho
results wero all bad you como, and
you know what you did I told you
once you awakened nil my old better
self. You mado mo lovo you, lovo you
with the desperation of ono's Inst hope.
I cnught at yonr lovo as a drowning
soul nt a Btraw. I saw In It a possi
bility of restoration to a better and a
fuller life. I found I wns not dead,
nor any part of mo. Then camo tho
news of your cngngomont, nnd with It
tho denth of my Inst chanco; then fol
lowed whnt you call my fall, what I
call my grand protest ngnlnst tho In
fnmniiR order of things, Involving my
dnmnntlon hero nnd hereafter; then
tho birth of that child, that child whoso
withered, wrinkled faco seemed to bo
tho record of my dostlny written small,
then ItB welcome death; nnd whnt fol
lowed? Well, I do not want to bo
podnntlo or to tiro you, but with that
child's death camo a reawakening of
my dreams, n resurrection of what I
might havo been, nnd with that hopo
tho thought of you."
Miss Mllno pnuscd hero to tnko
breath, and tho sllonco that followed
wns painful In tho extreme All this
vas so now to mo, so Btnrtllng, thnt
no answer wns posfllblo nnd nny re
mark nut of place, and so I Bat and
listened.
"You nro not tho man I ought to
lovo," sho continued. "You nro not
tho strong mnn I want you'ro a weak
character, but but I lovo you. It
must havo been that I needed help nnd
sympnthy, and you gavo It to mo. or
that with tho bettor hair of mo dlod
my solf-control, It doesn't matter. I
lovod you. and with that lovo thoro
came, In tho stillness or tho night nnd
through tho dark gloom or the llfo I
wns lending, n plcturo of whnt wns
oven now possible ir only you would
return my lovo. This grow upon mo
c'ny by day, until my gay dronses and
gayer llfo wero no longer poBslhlo, nnd
an I wont back to my old dresses nnd
my qulot llfo; but tho pnsslon rrew
stronger and strongor, until It drnvo
mo hero to lenrn my rnto. You'ro atar
fed you think mo nn iinnnturnl wo
manI ennnot help thnt. A woman
fleeing from n llfo or misery, with the
devil nt hor hack, does not pnuso to
r.nk ir tho road sho Is traveling Is tho
conventional ono, but only Is It tho
rond or cscnpo?"
"nutt, Miss Mllno. what on enrth do
you oxpoci or mo? Aro you mad? You
know I nm ennnged."
"I do know It, nnd to whom? To a
venk little "
"Miss Mllno." I Hhoutod. "not an
other word or hor! How dnro you!"
"F dure nnythlng. everything, hut I
will not speak or her again: I will ir
only you will sit down ngnln nnd not
look nt mo so" ror I had risen' to my
leet, nnd with nrma folded ncrosa my
breast, Btood Btnrlng nt this mnd wo
mnn "I will only talk of myseir. only
tell you aB best I can or all that will
rollow ir only you will tnko mo to
yolirsoir. It shnll bo no nacrlflco on
your part, (lo tho wny you aro gol'ig.
nml whom will It lend you. To a llfo
of niotllocrlty. Como with mo. tnko
my bund In yours, nnd you Bhnll have
every wish of your heart satisfied."
She paiiBod a moment for breath,
nnd thou, In a lower tono, but with
tho snmo Arm voice. bIio continued: "I
nm no ordlnnry woman."
"indeed you nro not."
"ir you mean thnt ror satlro I can
only say this Is neither tho tlmo nor
tho occasion ror satire. I repeat, I am
no ordinary womnn. I enn lovo na no
other womnn enn lovo, and I can tlirht
for you, work for yon nnd sacrlflco
mysolf for you ns no othor woman
can."
I was, by boiiio Btrnngo nltorntlon In
MIbb Mllno'a voice, IrreslBtnbly Im
pelled to look up nt hor, nnd I saw hor
iih I had novor soon hor beroro. Thoro
wns about her raco nnd nttltudo nn nlr
or firm nobility that tostlllcd to her ca
pacity to bo all she said and do nil alio
promised.
"You Bald Just now," sho continued.
"Hint you would grant nnythlng I could
nBk, hecnuBo you wero Interested In
me, nnd I had nursed you and helped
you In your prnetlco. Now, I want no
rownrd ror tho llttlo I havo done; I am
not pleading on theao grounds, hut ror
the good ot both of us, porhnpa tho
very Uvea nnd destinies or both of wt."
1 roao from tho chnlr, and, with ns
much composuro na I could asaumo,
walked to tho door. Holding tho han
dle or It In my hand. I said: "MIbs
Mllno, we must closo thla Interview it
Is most painful to both ot ua. nnd can
bo productlvo or no good. What you
aBk or mo Ib entirely beyond tho nuiso
or posBlblllty."
"Why Is It ImpoBslblo?"
"In tho first place, I do not reel In
the least Incllnod to broak off my' en
gagement; In tho second place, I could
not eoiiBlstoutly, with whnt Is duo to
myself, bo compelled, ns It worn,
to marry nny ono. Evory In
stinct or man's manhood robols
against It. Howover, lot us end
this discussion. I nm auro it would bo
bettor lor both or us."
"No, wo will not owl this discussion.
1 havo shown you but ono bMo or tho
plcturo; now I will show you anothor
mid ft less pleasing ono, I have offered
you myBolf, my energies, my lire, nnd
a devotion thnt will follow If you ac
cept my offer. Now I will tell you
something else. Hut tlrat, will you
favor mo so far nu to resumo your
scat?"
I ohoyod llko n child thla deaporato
woman, ami routrnou to tno taui
and leaning my head on my hand,
looked hor Itj tho fuco. Twas well I
did, for tho marvelous chnngea of ex
pression that followed each othor dur
ing the next ton mlnutea wero terrible
t. behold nnd added tremendous cm
phasls to all sho snld,
"What I havo to toll you now, Dr.
Rlgby, la what will follow If you do
rot accept my offor, In tho first plnco.
Jt you do not marry mo, you shall
marry no ono clso."
"What?"
'Shnll marry no ono olso."
'Miss Mllno, "what do you mean?
You are not omnipotent."
"I am sufficiently bo for that I don't
waste my breath In Idle threats. I say
again, you shall marry no one but
me "
I sprang to my foet, and was about
lo speak, when, with a movoment of
her hnnd, sho silenced mo and said:
"Now, let thoro bo no mlBundcrstnud
ing I offer you mysolf, and with It
prosperity and hnpplness, or a llfo of
nbsoluto isolation nnd failure. 'TIs
for you to choocs. Now wo will close
thla Interview." And with a bow sho
left me. Bcforo closing the door, she
added: "You had better tnko a couple
of days to decide. Shall I call again,
cr will you write?"
"I will wrlto,", was all I could say;
and tho door closed nnd sho was gone.
Of tho next twothours I have no roc
o'lectlon. I sat th'ero bewildered and
dumfounded. I don't think I had nny
fiilth In this woman's threats; It wns
luiposslhlo sho could do mo nny harm
or prevent my marriage; nnd yet whin
n desperate crenture sho was! Was
nnythlng ImnoRnlble ror her?
CHAPTHR VII.
Tho morning rollowlng this .memor
nblo Interview with Miss Mllno round
me wearied, haggard nnd downcast.
I sat over my untnsted breakfast In n
stnto of unconsciousness my mind
wnndcred rrom topic to topic, but could
nettle Itscir on nothing.
In tho evening n double rap an
rounced tho itrrlvnl of tho Inst post.
1 wont to tho door mysolf nnd took a
loiter directed to mo In a woman's
hand a bold, firm hand thnt wnB en
tirely ivnknown to me. I wont back to
tho dining room, and rend ns follows:
"Doctor Itlgbv: Sir I ought not to
troublo you nt this tlmo. when you
must bo thoroughly busy preparing for
your nppronchlng wedding (which I
honr Is nrrnngod for the 14th lnnt.1 nut
nn my letter Ih upon n purely business
mnttor. thnt I think hni mucn nnuor
bo settled beroro than nfter that cvont,
you will, I nm Biiro. forglvo mo.
"A Scries or rnlRfortunoB hns. .during
tho InBt row months, combined to in
volve mo In a good deal or dbt. I nl
luilo to tho ralluro or my buslncBS. tho
bonrd nnd lodging of Arthur at I3rlt
Ion. tho Illness nud death or my poor
bnby, tho purchnao or mourning, nnd
the ovtra nourishment necessary to
sustain me through those trials.
Moro than thnt. I havo through
them becomo Involved In nnothor way.
You remember nt your suggestion, Mrs
Host, my good nurse, wan Inducod to
knvo hor homo and undortnko tho care
of mo, nnd by bo doing aho sacrificed
her connection, nnd with It her nourcc
of Inrome. It Is only right, thorofore,
thnt I nhould aoo her In somo way pro
vided for.
"Now, hnd my health nnd strength
rormlttcd mo to undortnko somo occu
pation, nnd so Btipport myself nnd hor
I would not hnvo thought of troubling
you. .Put tho fact In, my constitution
Iuib bcon moro or less ruined through
tiio Rorlea or trials by which It has
plensod Provldonco to visit me.
"Undor theso circumstances I havo
had to look around to aeo rrom whom I
had a right to oxpoct help. And aa you
woro tho cniiBo or nil my lato misfor
tunes, nnd ns thcro.ls none othor to
whom I can npply, I think you will
ngrco with mo that I nm Justified In
troubling you.
"Or courso, tho ovldonco or your he
Ing porBonnllv Interested In tho remov
al or my llttlo ono Is puroly clrcum
Htnntlnl; but thon my own thoughtful
euro of each particular fact, nnd tho
presorvntlon of ovldonco of each fact,
havo necured for mo n chain of evl
lenco thnt hna not a weak link. Tho
moro Incident of your being known ns
n ronBtnnt visitor or mine, coming nnd
eolntr rrom my houao nt nil hours or
tho day and night, your lavish distri
bution or monov. clothing, nnd luxuries
of tho good order, nm qulto minor do
talis, nnd rrom n loirnl point or view
ot not much vnluo; hut. added to tho
remnrk about tho undealrnblllty or
snvlng the child mado to my nnrno nnd
othnra. tho rnct or vour Bonding tho
medlclno rrom your houso. and (If you
will not think mo uncomplimentary a
certnln similarity In thn enst or rent
ures. they give mo, with tho hmvlor
nnd moro Importnnt Horns or ovldonco,
documentary,' nnalytlcnl, nnd othor,
qulto aufflclont toMnstlfv my claim nn
on you to tho mlndB of any Impartial
Jury.
"Tho cnuso of Jnstlco does not ron
der It neces"rv thnt I should mnko
onv heavy call neon vour purso; I can
lighten your reanonpH)llltins and vour
anxieties without mnfrlillv Injuring
your Income- Iwt thnt this mny bo
dono peneenhlv and without further
shock to tho foollnrs nr olthor or us, It
la neceRsnry that it bo dono nt ono
nnd with row words. I'nm nlr.'indl
ontly yours. M. MILNE."
(To be continued.)
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