East Oregon herald., June 26, 1895, Image 4

I could not help laughing a lit*
both hands in hi«.
I “I told vou everything that I felt tie.
years ago,” he said. “I have felt it
“Your clergyman would think
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS.
all
ever
since.
There
was
some
one
me crazy if I came to him to be
From The Illuansted Hoine<»ur»t
you liked better then, hut you are married in the morning, in
CHAPTER IH
these
all alone in the world now.”
gorgeous borrowed feathers,” said I,
“The man knows whereto drive, ’
Fora moment there was silence,
and yourfriend would be shocked.”
Mrs. ------ had said. "And there is
I then I said:
a servant to show vou to the studio
* The clergyman neither knows
"I have only half a heart to give
I had been thinking of the past
nor cares anything about dress."
all day. and it was a luxury to be you, Harry.”
said Harry. “I will explain to my
"I am content,” he said
“And friend, who is an Italian, and ro­
aide to lean hack on the cushions
and indulge myself in memories. now I have a proposition to make: mantic enough to understand me.
The Italian city was full of life and Marry me at once.”
Anything the ‘Signor Artist’does is
* color, but to my eyes all was grav
do
"At once?” I said.
"What
right in Madelina’e eyes. ’.Ve are
as the twilight of a rainy day
you call at once?”
not in America, remember.”
I wondered why God had per
he
"Literally at-once,” said
By nature I yield. I hate re
mitted me to live Was it alwavs "To-dav, this hour ”
sistance, and though this seemed
to be like this for me—a stranger in
"What nonsense!” said I.
very strange, and out of the ques­
it is first class in every respect. The proprietor having l»een raised la strange land, unloved and unlov-
"No. indeed,” he said. “I know tion at first, when he had talked to
in the business knows just how to conduct it. Meat at retail and whole ■ ing? I had such a warm heart; now
you too well. You will go home me as he did for a long while, urg-
aale prices
You can buy by the quarter, less or more, and i at prices
wm <old aR
w.jgj1jrj n)V bosom
and reflect. You will sav that you ' ing me by every plea he could think
«. low as you would have to pay ranchers
Beef,Pork,Mutton, Sausage ' " wouH Rut weep but j ,noane(1
had resolved to die a widow, and of to complv with his request, I be-
M atthes , I roprietor. g<> fly, hiding my face in aiv hands.
that you must remain one You gan to feel that he was not propos­
•Suddenly the earring» stopped
will write to me to tell me so You ing such a singular thing after all,
"This is the place, nmdaiue," the will run away, perhaps. No, I
that my village girl’s ideas of right
driver said.
have succeeded betterthan I dream and wrong made me believe so, and
I alighted. A sort of concierge
tjjat j COuld, and I shall not lose , that it was true that if people loved
opened the door for me and escorted the a<Jvantap<, [ have gained if I can
each other it could not matter what
me up long flight-• •u:'-*. and b ft helpit.
|ie]pjt Now for my plan-
_
In oue dress they wore. There was. after
me tn the care of a female attend of|he apartment8 of' this old I resi-
all, no obe to trouble about what I
ant. who ushered me into a dress den le li ves just now an American
did. To my employer I was a paid
aliati, sir.ee
cn tv « I had no Iclergvinan whotn I know very well i compasión,
ing-room. OHU
and then,
, nothing more.
She
change of drea«*, into the studio.
indeed. I have also an intimate would be vexed at my sudden de­
A gt-ntl. man with a long, black
friend in the next studio. I will parture, perhaps; but I was not
b»ard. who wore a velvet Coat, and apprise the clergyman of our in­
even sure about that, for she often
looked at firsllike a genuine Italian, tention, Madelina, the woman who
wished that she had some one about
advanced to greet me. Its ked at me f attends upon my sitters, will go
her who was "lively ar.d could
a moment, and then he’d out his with us; mv friend will be best
I sing;” and so I gave in, and Harry,
hand.
v
man; and without fuss or formality, still in his velvet coat, hastened to
"It is Mabie!” he «aid. “I beg or dress-making or bother of any
Sfl
^(TOC C0**8 80 “orcthin o,her r^kaceioda—never spoils
bring his friend ro the studi«, to in­
111 P<lUl^<l^v3. flour—«niversaüy aiknowlcd<e4 purest la the world.
y< ur pardon. I should say Mrs sort, we will become man and wife.
form Madelinrof what was about to
I" air.
For awhile wewill find rooms in tranetpire, and to notify the clergy­
Tien I recegnized Ham Myrtle.
this building. They have a pretty man.
I h« 1 I out both hand«
suite unoccupied, and after awhile
"I i m so glad to «re you!” said
we will return to America together.”
TO BE CONTINUED.
"And no one calls me Mabie,
now It does me g -nd to hear th»
name.
We had much lo tell each other..
' though he knew of mv grievious1
sorrows through his parents, wiih!
who. j lie coiotanily corre-pondrd
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istantly. ami 1 w«s glad indeed that
' I had found one friend again. 1
went home in hetter spirits, and I
I looked forward tn mv next sitting
with pleasure. I had many. 1
1 am sure that Harry prolonged
them as much a* he poasibly could.
W hen th»v were over the attendant
server! a charming luncheon, and
waiter! on us delightfu Iv. Harry
'always put me into lhe carriage
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! time he su wont to hold nv Land
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should u»trr a falsehood if I said
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either loved me all along, or had
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•till loved my husband
I should
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never love Harry Myrtle as I had
One can hardly think
him Rut I wm so lonely, so ni's
of a question it cannot answer. It tell?
eralde. and lhe life before me seem­
all about party platforms, election sta­
ed so hopelrM that I dreaded to
tistics, the new tariff, religions of the
far* it 1 rewuved nothing
earth, population everywhere, state and
One dav I a»i j to mieelf; “|
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• ill be true to Frank ttntd we meet
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to refuse myself the Live and pro
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