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4 x * %. Po AL ool SS NLA ne) MA a b * r - aa 4 ; "ft y ¢ * i ae 5 . Andl yr Maly dm yh i" et ain: z Ys oy dae 9 nt Dh Ae re Le thy Ribas aya iL Bee iid was she has. dona If Mr. ‘Baska m dies, ins ake - murderess! How dare she come into the room: oe “Hush!” exclaimed George Waldron, s ernly,. “Her ri is first and best, until the man ha wife Pit, a om chooses to dismiss her. She shall stay; her ae |;here is sacred. She has been Alwyn Bartram’s wife” = ~~ Estella lifted her pais Hae face, and held out one s ender Sion Rane ee oN “You are very mincidk to me, Mr. Waldron, ‘Some day Spas a thank you; I cannot now.” eek. The pale, tearless young face dioonede again, and bine ne "4 elay-cold hand of the man she loved. a wl ered | sen- * ee tence more she spoke without looking - hens see Vi DA “Will he die?” , SPSS MEN Og “T hope not—I Solicits not, ib cnewceed the de nets rith ©. unceasing care and tender nursing; and he wiil have Sock now, I know. Mrs. Hamilton, you need not resign ‘your = 4 post; Mrs. Bartram 1is_ young and inexperionseds ‘she 5 wi - a - merely be assistant nurse.’ ae ee Half an hour later Mr. Waldron ‘ad gras ‘hassles left tha a darkened. and hushed. house cnc. and walked a arm in “spies eo. down the street. : Ch “That girl is the victim of Some: toad: conspiracy on ihe 4 part of Robert Bartram,” George Waldron said, emphatic- me ally. “That fellow is cold-blooded enough and. devilish e 3 enough for any earthly crime. If an angel were to descend — and tell me she was guilty, I would tell that angel to go. 4 hang! Guilt never looked at mortal man out. of such a pair er of innocent, sorowtul eyes as she hitted to me half an — > a? ago. : f gies oe. “Alwyn Bartram, at least, beliavee 4 in her euilt,’ ” said the ~ doctor. “He told me her own. lips had confirmed it. 25 salle 4 little soul! she is little better than a child, and she always f loved the fellow a thousand times better than he deserved. “ad: ae he were not dying, or next door to it, I would say it served — him right. He has neglected that pretty little wife from the ie z 4 first for that bold-faced beauty, Leonie Rutherford.” “What a sensation our little affair will create, to be sure! pe Mr. Waldron said, lighting a cigar. “The avenue will he 4 4 more exercised over it than it has been for a month of Sun- ia days. The two Bartrams will be the lions of the ‘day. Pity — one is too ill, after his bullet through the lungs, and the other — ‘a too far fled to enjoy it. A duel in these days of prosaic bum- | drum is really refreshing—a step backward sen Pichon By of romance. I told Alwyn Bartram this mor th: thought he was an idiot for his pains, and I thin Fancy standing up at day dawn, a Bedi for a —- ; S220