Show The Bride of I The Nile Nilee I II y e Eber I Author of An Egyptian PrinI Princess Prin Prin- I cess coss Uarda Tho The Emperor I Tho The Wife I Homo flomo Sum um Joshua Etc Elc Etc j Yes child a breaker of or hearts a n ruthless destroyer of oC happiness ho Is Is and probably It was m my duty lut to have warned you ou against him but because he lie Is not so 80 bad bod otherwise otherwise for for In Instance Instance In- In stance ho saved from drowning at tin risk of oC his own life liCe Hathor brother I of oC the designer whom you OU well know I and amid and because I thought that you would at least have o to preserve friendly re relations relations re- re lations lotions with him upon his hla return homo I r omitted to do so And then old fool that I was I deemed your our proud heart but I see now that It is only a weak heart like that of any other girl and now for tor the tue first time In your twenty first year ear you ou have havo bestowed bestowed be be- stowed stowell your affections upon a R. man man man- Here Paula Interrupted her tier I r love that traitor no moro more no 1 I hate hato him loathe him loathe him And all the time others too too all all are ure against me me Alas that It must bo be so sl sighed hell her nurse Hard Indeed Is your 11 fate 0 He Orion Orlan is ro no longer longel In question but I often otton ask myself if it might not bo be better with the others If It you OU hall hail not made It so hard for tor them my m child l the they must have havo loved you ou the they could not have helped It It but ever since you ou have havo been In the house you OU have bavo felt wretched a and 1111 desired to be let alone llono and the they have gratified your our wish and anil now you ou find It hard to bear the result of your own action It is Just so child you ou must not contradict me And let lot us be Just for or this once whoever who who- over ever does find love lovo that gives away none and holds aloof from the rest of tho the world Yes could we only make mako tho time people that we associate with to suit ourselves es Life LICe prescribes that we wo take tako them as the they are ore yet ct this saying has bras no force torca with you OU my hove lovo none whatever er I 1 am what I am To be sure suro and ond you OU are the best of ot the the good but who over O yonder suspects this Everybody E represents something And you ou What hot wonder If Ir In you the they see sea on only misfortune A thousand pities that It Is so But who likes to be met mot continually by b a clouded brow I havo not by a word even imposed Im Imposed Imposed Im- Im posed m my upon nn any one of or them exclaimed Paula Paulo drawing herself up proudly proud ere erect t. t That Is Just It answered her nurse They The gave c you Oll a home and thus thought to earn cam a right to share your our as os well as protect your person Perhaps too they wanted to comfort you ou for tor in this child b believe me inc In Inthis Inthis inthis this lies Hes a secret pleasure Ho He who shows compassion always feels that tho the testifying It does docs him moro more good than thon its recipient I know life Ie Have e you ou never asked yourself whether you were not robbing your your- our friends over there of ot a pleasure yes yes perhaps In Injuring Injuring injuring In- In juring them by your our reserve You treasure grief more moro than aught else as they plainly see seo from afar off oft but r whence your our suffering comes you OU studiously stu stu- conceal r Every er good person would like to heal a wound exposed to his view but your our whole manner says to them Stay where you are and let me alone To your our uncle at least you ou used to be affectionate And so I am still sUll and I have havo a hundred times felt tho tire Impulse to confide con con- fide fido all aJl to him him meanwhile meanwhile- Meanwhile Only consider Bett Betty how ho lie lies Ies there cold as marble stiff and Unsympathetic unsympathetic un un- sympathetic half dead and half halt alive In tho beginning confidential words often trembled upon my lips lips lips- And nd now Now ow all that hat evil e has retreated so I far Into the tho hn background I 1 I believe I i have trifled d' d dRy away Ry the tho o right to complain com coin plain to him of what oppresses com I Ahem Ahern sighed Perpetua who had no answer to make mako to this Well Yell my im dear only keep up a goodheart heart Orion has already been made t to feel fco that thai with us there Is a 0 limit beyond which ono one ma may not go o. o You can hold that little head hl high h enough and exorcise exercise I Judgment coolly enough ough too tool Dour Boar p what J Is no I to bt d. d and I If it m my Inner con n v i e mo inc not then will ho he whom wo we seek seek seek- I On that vor very account am I come compo Are Arc none of or the messengers back yet ret Yes tho tIme little an answered answered nn- nn tho nurse with somo some hesitation and arid ho lie has bruu brought brought- ht- ht But for Heavens Heaven's Heavens Heaven's ens en's sake sako child tb do not build up an any false hope Soon after sundown S Hiram was as here here here- tho the girl Irl Betty ett shrieked young clutching at her nurses nurse's arm what did ho lie learn What hat new v has he brought None none How you OU do butt your head against a stono stone wall wail What hrat ho ire learned amounts to nothing I I. I could could only talk with Hiram a few rew minutes I Early Earh tomorrow m morning ho lie will bring tho tIre unarm man to see Keo me rhe fhe on only tiring thing that ho he did say hay to me meBy mine mine- B By the wounds of Christ what was It Ho lie said that the messen messenger er had heard of or an elderly hermit who had once been a 8 great reat warrior p I lather Father father cried Paula HIram lii HI Hi Hiram i b tho tire fire with theother tho the ram Is sitting by other Fetch him here quick I quick I command you OU di you OU hear hoar Oh dearest best bost nell Betty come with mo me moo lets let's look him up Patience sweet mistress patience Implored the tho nurse Alas alas you rou poor darling It will nih come conre to nothing again and if it we wo we once moro more follow a will be bo fresh disappointment dis- dis dis dis- wrong clew there ap appointment po 1 mm true at Never mind come with meTo me er e you ou To ro the tim servants men by tho the fire at But do for me rae this hour That might meanwhile wait walt hero helo Miss 1 Pan paulo paula a. a Ah Air can do 1 Ill I'll H wal wake o no no I know what wo we Joseph Joseph Hiram's bo boy Ho lIe Is sleeping and he hell he'll ll his horses over yonder onder by c call his C father ther Ah Mn h such impatience heart such uch a stormy storm passionate little wishes you ou If 1 I do not carry out your will not sleep sIMp a Ii wink this night and tomorrow will wander about like Rest on only rest somebody In iii a n. trance tranco Im I'm alread already going hung flung hunga had So saying saing the old woman hurried a kerchief over oer her head and I fell feU upon Into tho tIm open air all but Paula Paulo her knees before the crucifix lx over o the i all fervor until bed and prayed with the nurses nurse's return Soon afterward heard on the stairs a n mans man's steps were and Hiram entered Continued Tomorrow Morning |