HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-10-11, Page 9ADVICE TO ACHELORS
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L•BAPTER XIII. things, walks on beside her down the
The picnic luncheon is being 1 heather -grown banks, and up MI-
epread on the short, velvety grass I locks and over the granite bowiders,
between the great granite bouid- in the condition which John Bunyan
Igraphically describes as being "tum-
ers, and on the slope above the ; ailed up and down in hie mind."
black, sullen lough, and its lowering Luncheon is waiting, and Lady
clouds of mist. : Denier, under the red -strip& awn-
ing and seated on carriage, cushions,
is waiting also; but her smile is
sweetly gat:clone as the two latest
stragglers of the party, (Milan and
of 11:
A Pretty Irishi Romance.
But on the al fresco banquet the
sun shines hot and arlillant, :aid
the silver, and glass, and damask
gleam and glitter, and the fruita her eecar•t, come im on the shaded
and flowers, and pastry, and dainty I plateau. Anne heti quietly glided
I into'the becegroand amonget the
dishes, aro like the vision, of a fairy hampers.
feast spread in that will. ' eels dearest child ! I 110.1'f; been
lonely place;
Iiiivijileill'e t1.1P i growing taniont
et ueney abut you,"
guests ramble '11" 1 8111.' 1-X0101111F, "Only 1 kmew you were
thither ahmg the shores of the lough, . in smell excellent guaidianship
or amongst the lichenal„ granite ; 8, Bingham 's I should liaN•e
rocks, and the clumps of heather awl I liven
crimsoning into bloom. (Mite frightenea. Have you ex-
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ploree Ceitnanech t Iteronglay, love ?"
The young Wiese have each found
with an indulgent smile, awl a man-
ce valiers-t he Misses Dower ha v ine '', ner ea tenilt•rly maternal, that it
petrel off with a curate and one of
the "glided youth" of the neigitbur- mu• le ,tetatirtlelon of flie genuine emotion.
e a pity that it is Ilia an
hood, arta egillian with Captain Lace. ,. .
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or which rhe le rex:kraal with In- Nn I then lancheon proeeells fort-h-
fe-dile La* the 111-41111:11111 air endows;
tenseet Blueing envy by the e eullieea a , el, i • -. e . irt•c 1
his eels," "But George Arober Is a
very nice, agreeable, gentlemanly fel-
low, ate you say, Sir James, and, a
deuced well -Informed yotieg felloW to
boot, sa I don't see why he is so
absolately 'beyond the pale.'"
"I cannot say, of course, what a
Lonaan traderingua's daughter Would
think of George Arch-er for a, 11115 -
band," Sir jaanee says, coldly eon-
temptuoue. "I was alluding to his be-
ing utterly beyond the pale as far as
concerne allia,nce with any county
Be Is a nobody, and the son
of nobody, socially speaking."
"And, confound your pomposity!
but you would be glad enough. to get
one of your ngly daughters marrlea
to him if he'd have her I" mutters
Sir James' deferential neiglibor. But
as lie turns his head, a.na glances be-
hind the heathery rock againet which
they are reclining whilet waiting for
the concluding stage of the banquet
-tlie coffee awl fruit -he Imo a sweet
and sudden revenge.
"Faith, Sir darilea, I'm afrall we've
been talking rather loudly," he says,
with a malicioue smile. "The Lon-
don tradesman's daughter' at
your elbow." .1 •i'
"Very unladylike of her if site stood
eavesdropping, ' Sir Tames retorts,
carelessly, thou.gh he looks a little
discomposed, and his purpplish, visage
grows darker as he sees Gillian's
slender, gray figure standing at the
back of the rock, apparently gazing
down at the valley landscape that
stretches away at the foot of Slieve-
naafor. "However, I spoke of George
Archer, not of her," he adds, as he
moves a little further off.
She has heara every word of Ills
last speech clearly, it is true, in-
voluntary as has been her listening;
but the pompous, red-faved old bar-
onets rude allusion to herself touches
her but as a paselng annoyance
whicb has no p aver to wound. But care who, well get me to come up
her generous. lea young heart throbs here when I might be eating my I a. mouth ! Faith no! I'll have rheu-
with pasehinate in lignatIon. paanion- hineheon law Chrietian at a eiv- matte fever, as sure as a. gun, after
ate partizanehip for the ma,n who nivel table." Mr. Ietmer says, 11,1,
er0ly, as he Wee crouched
miller an umbr ella. with a
granite rock at hie back, and. a
and he liked," she ematinues, smiling.
"Nobody would t ake the trouble of
tforladding the beanie I am sure."
"And -are you gobag to marry
him ?" Gillian asks, briefly, and for
one moment she .111QCS Anne reset -
lately, with compressea. lips and
quick -heaving breast. "You let me
uneterstand something of that kind
tame before, you know, tbe morning
after I came, when I had met him
in the wood; you let me imaglpe that
you an a he were lovere. Was it
true ?"
Anne givee one glance into the
depthe ol the liquid eyes, looks at
the imperious lips, proudly compress -
turns, away'.
ea tu hide their trenebling pain., and
"It might be true one day," site
says, in a low tone. "Surely it can-
not concern you. George and I are
friends and equals; surely if we ever
become more to each other, that is
our concern alone. Nobody cares for
we please."
us; we may care for each other if
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There a long pause. The mists
the sullee depths, and heavy rain-
01011d8yey.wet'
drift lower, and shroudlike over dark
Ceimaneeh. The wind wails and moans.
blot out all the sunlight sud-
bettele precipices above
"Certainly, I beg your pardon,"
Gillian says, in a thick, 91014 voice,
ir a hand is laid on her heart with
a crushing weight.
And she turns away Without an-
other word, and hurriedly joins tile
rest of tele picnic party, wha are
rushing under cover ,of awnings, um-
brella*, mackinto,hes-any thing reel
everything - from the torrents or
rain wheal comes down over the
monntain crags.
CHAPTER XIV.
"It's tivi last tame anybaly. I don't
ot
for Bac Teed
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Sozoeioree Lae/teed 25a. Lartee Lammed area Powder 75a.
At all stores or by mail. Sample of the Liquid for the postage, ea
BALL. ae, reeecianie New Torer.
Is too wet and mit of breath when
he returns to his companions, to re-
sume his minstrelsy, evea If anybody
were to urgently desire it, vehich
they do.na. Comic songs are
regarded as clespicable by the human
soul wlien the human body is com-
pressed into an attitude More or lees
painful, when sodden sensations per-
vades the bones and marrow, and
hope sinks in the human breast to
eerie.
And the rain pours, and the wind
wails, and moans, an howls, and lit-
tle trickling rivulets begin to mean-
der play -fully about the feet of the
forlorn picnickers; and from. beneath
Mr. Damer's umbrella issue murmurs
more or less audible.
"Serve my lady right I Wouldn't
pity her if she had the toothace for
Sir Jamea, Denier vontlemns as a no-
dal pariah. Hanes:nee well-bred, edu-
cated. a gentleman, autl a man
worthy of liking an I esteem. they
have atinatted him b but "utter-
ly beyond the pal • of soetal Intl-
macv-topeleselv *hut out for ever- Bingham. du you know e Vat getting 1• (To be continued.)
But by 'and by the transformation
begins again -this time with a gor-
geous rainbow. emanning all the vale
proepect of whirling slit•ete of rain ley, and resting its gold and green
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and blinding- mart before him. and violet radiance on tele wet
"Wbere the dickene ie my °comae:it. heather.
more from the supreme felicity of elillly as possible.
being almitted luta their dull. charm- But Bingham Mem not know. and
less ceuetry howieleals -of being leo own utitekintoqt. wheel he offers,
lihnortel by a marriaae coeneetion curtly refusal.
with the prim:fleet. pee:teat, least de- "You Lwow 111,111001 well the thing
Miss flamer but two. both tee account i t (re '(." with 't ( "PI at' wouldn't antic, within a mile of meet- 1,
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RHEUMATIC PAINS.
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ODD FACTS
LAND FIGUR,E.5.
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Ontario raised 00,993,017 bushele
of apples last year.
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Amsterdam, Holland, is about tot
put on 140 electric ears.
There are 40,000,000 fewer aheeel
in Europe than ten years ago.
Tile demand for electricae venti-
lators in India is ahead of the sup-
ply.
Every week $20,000 worth of Unit-
ed States typewriters go to Eng-
land.
British public expenses are rune
ning nearly ate000,000 per week bee
la,sL year.
Th e varioul; eountries of the.
wierld Itee tafferant lauds ot
puetage stamps.
Ciely 70,001 Britieli reside on the
en of her etivtiller. awl the art of her ,' 1 19" ur eol'i fowl ;1314 tong0W; enid t pI5111 lieighte ef "eomity seelety 1 ' 117r, aerntee my chest !" Mr. Darner . contini•nt, v. 15. ,a00.009 eoritineute
duck and lea. green wee; bollea on 1. ' Caused by an Impure Con- ale live in Engiani.
talloranade glAril• of fine nane),1 elnill• ' a portable stove; and everyl/otlytt . hiTa 1111;111 -m -el weliNp,”11;eiiiiii:1:4:11-1:;(thoitin:;ertmil, taate cotat`04)1114ttasts alai Ilmarate-
.. • - te• th of mild '' --
She 11:111 1ml% enperluteading- the hdrih 1171.1 will•s?s•I'S 11n'l '114t71•111r v her pulere theellier with minglej my Wipe penal. net far ae I am eon -
the tilepety un the Mechem platenlernesa thnt yet kindles lace the ' says. with mirtifflal petite:wee- alt ' elected They Will Grow Worse Par
supetnes—rree or cost Rule
othe'tria ma el grew till e ),
prt•perIy ereettel. and uow, no illnian ' and Serious iteeults eelill Follow &Irma baths ..._.....to ail pertains cu.
and W5'111;4 that the awning line been -------------------------------------- Y lt I eaneven , flame of si Ravine] flre. at the temple will rattle he ,mie a eltawer. you
the prelt e• girt telt) ie 1»it nineteen, i ../ w1411 1 "se wasp them warm, a all;f)twisa,11:ald.IP' Ilse' tE1/5 w41 141411 '117 II,' a Rheanneliena e smile permanent. ' gateetel On ilantilina l*ad.
far the time. IWinr: bjeititne of • ,,r hpr heart.
met her esc -rt etnne up the hill slow-
ly lit tee ecarellina heat. Anne stnnole ,1etil 11 follitiass eenlillexiim• 11 11 1",,Inr: 1 of 01411'41de ee fee eltring• ta Itioli "Ilo elle! InNiii to Pay eoinr•-• rili 'f. ly Cured.
gawa• and a lallnuneo atm n 00 him Z" eh • into tt ers. eniteitina aolug up ovt•r t lie rum:attain la o
on a ridge of reek wet aline. them. III IY.'eltt 1115(5. are miner wey Lir an uri-•
gimlet.' of tie. gteeletatee of the Olyrn-
Everyone le matched me ma . .
with enrueow• else, but Anne O'Neil. 11"1.13." 54"Itet" • math tremlninte nasal: eyes • 111dS day. anti thatnal be the end of ;
:abate riee ae tett . •
(Rion of the Blood.
Vern* are f.1a.a01 areenile Kielce
tiee in the Britiela Nee, with a mem-
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soon but that elle le startled by wel eave, to -sr or five thousand a treepassaie.
the /lath of Issarangs pas- year settled on her when she mar- eanfeere was the trespese?" ena her imperiens Meet:seat. 111,15. getiAlisift
alonate look in Anne's eyee at the ries," Sir James' watehbor says, Ilan says, sharplr. eat was a sir.aille malice iteeif weena aave been sati-
tile flowers ; eagerly, in an impressive tone. at f e urteev " ated be the conaltien tt.,,c. 4410411-
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not to a woman in mine..." retorts time they have true:at-A up tile
Anne, with the meal humlliter that elem. rocky "peat:, a! tlee leave
In reality sets her in an nttitule over the clerk tonge weal fee heat-
er contleeterte'on. "Captain Lace h; ling ,rags and hale, reachee a ear -
man Will) is a ,,, ., -
prisoned s.oul S'Ole nansense; notieng of the
-the terrible look of a '
leaping up to r one Ir.etant . klnd." Sir Saraes retorts sbarpIy
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eve‘ter :
re ,. 4 Nome or peinastry ;17,, not boon
"Thank Tom Captnin Leey, but I , anti or se ; more. eventually, 1 dare , Year equal awl reY superlor. sOehlitlF ren, lofty platean weteeit any- "Itisa ,.the _reale are roal."
ryeepU7"t"hr. neIghhor tizing lize vray of ell:leiter bat came :"Iee' Dee srad - "a paod afar! et mot '," SO striwIngZy belare TM 'IS SS
atder wear nswarsh• she eaasecoole ' sae. A very aornfortable thing for , speaking. A. woman in ony positinn
13r, drawing leick, and her composed, 1; some Y jeouvneg,
says, ters.'"
teannoz be too carefal in taeee rant- retaritantt,edwitheneatare3._ an,tna,41-.1..,,st!xhig.'.2sh5e, '..; oc.1071,-t--.1c'g'..:pyiee neor,L1/2;480itsiege 0 11t '5
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pale awl Is Eke marble In its set l "BY I be ie the eye of; the pelinc. lea
°oldness. stammering agi- forreatioa sweet? de....ectis with , "n1 n"" ----
e gray eenaln of (.110 trialW-• /,,,t,,/ ',,,,,,.„iii„
empilaticaliy. "I wish my lad was 'Indeed r Gillirin aeke, betty eta- eh
"Oa the dining -thole nebre'2v 5. '51" '' .e•at'' ittrxe citing 's'' 12 1,-M1q1S t
Gillian hail believes that passion -..°1(.1. Olonnit to have euch a chance orbs aro
and . fan in his w5y. les it is, it seems to 1 tatetily over her words. " I even more varprising swiftnesa ' ae ee ha the dieting and drawing ; aitabody's privilege to consult
ate, burning, despairing gaze, . 1 , me Captain Lary has the nem to did not know before flint time before, and mei-ant:an crags, and 1 ns aat'ir
1, room witilout no gueets allow." , opinion neat be guidea by- the ed
illusions, excait for the swift change 1 0.g,, it deptass, Ste lames says,
in Captain Lay's face -a transient , eterfly.
"A cold-blooded, cm:melted
blaze of rage and impatience, tbat I a'
stirt of fellow !It's rather a pity that
transforms his impassive, splay- 1
1 Archer Is beyond the pale. He's an
handsome eountenance as lie ralges i agreeable, gentlemanly, good-looking
bis arm. and flings the rejected hen- i fducw. enough to hexo ae good a
therabiossoms down over tba slope of 1 canna, as ma/4mm Lacy, if he was
the hill into the very waters of dark , net an outsider."
Ceitaancell below. "Tee," admits the other, dublotely.
But Anne walks" on ealrely, Witho her 1 He le a lather of two grown-up
prowl bead erect tad steadfast, and . daughters", and, as he admits to iiis
her illight, bitter smile carving het I bonfidential friends& "A man eatiat
lips; and Gilliten, silent, bewildered, , look Into everytbing-heing it all 1- with a... pang of keenest jealousy. I ,,
i let G or Archer If I faked ne reaelles the second, verse, and he
giowIng flush, have been en I hartself."
you were go loweentninded. or that more, and 'loughs are blotted out la 4
i One •of the, articles, in the mrealel. 1. of eminent palansts 419 50 aur
'Captait Lacy wale so lofty' Er3 Is whirling 'Columns of mist and drench -
then `eacially your superior'? I must in,g7 relit driven on the &Jill. wailing 1 Pal laws or 'Moto reads: i real adaptablaties jest in the
"Any .dealler A:Ian be honestly by 5 way that wo gi, to a. lawyer
remember tetra!" She Is flushed and blast, down from the:higher fastness-- I beg trade. Of course, the sold one 1 legal ttillVieZ oz te. a ziOttar
frowning with displeasure and ena 1 shall prepa.re to make un• the false medical advice- There are er
batraesment. "atial ler. Archer -is he es of Slieve-na-Mor.
The hapless party huddled, undigna paaamgee forka Wands. mounts bra
easel socially your superior ?'" lied and .desparingly, under their , A Takla dentist's Circular reade: , and grille and 'EMMY' other
"Oh, dear, ea! He le not coneldered umbrellas low amongst the wet *MOSS ; elemr tooth is an important organ l; for the signs area Flues in Mt' h
see at all events. IT" arra I may bP and heather. At first there is laugh- lot human life and cowl:ten:race, ae*, Eserae line ilas a naral and
ter and jests, and one froliesome . pea kweve; thetefore When it Is at- ing. 'They sheer particular t
spirit even volunteers a tomie song, tacked by inetry artificial tooth Is! 'They are alas To srocces„ for.
His umbrella, however, Is blown out useful. I am engaged in the dew 1 *how 'clearly to what 'Spatial
.of his hand across the heather ere ' tistry, and I will make tor yoer pet- 1 in life the eweesessor. is partieu
1 n.clanted.
!riming and equels-being peal depend
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eats' and nobodies,. you see," Anne
;stlytt. with a careless. laugh which
thrills' through 'Gillian's very. soul
gueseing at all sorts of impossible when he wants to get husbands for en g inarry e ge
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