The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1904, Page 9

——————— . ¥ é ea An 044 Bagagement. CHAPTER IL. ‘ “y the poor girt,” sald i rie fx ie Nahi uit i | ch own cake as for a friend of bo more of the matter for some time. @f Miss Northcott is an unpleasant one, (et I must detail it ag accurately as pos- ‘elle, since it may throw some light I.was walking down one of the Lig aol In i I : way among the dirty loung- clustering round the doors i é i ft yi me with a drunken leer, fell full upon his face, tense astonishment, I rec- ograded creature before y acquaintance, young Ar- who had once been fa- of the moat dressy and par- in the whole college. I was po utterly surprised that for a moment apres doubted the evidence of my 2 Hi -¢s Be s s x 5 if tp i j il! te those features, which; though bloat. with drink, still retained nelr former comeliness. I was de- ef to resoue him, for one night REE = at least, from the company into which he had fallen. “Halloo, Reeves!" I said, “Come along with me. I'm going tn your dl- rection.” He muttered some Incoherent apology could eee that he was not only suffering from the effects of a recent debauch, but that a long course of intemperance had affected his nerves and his brain. Hie hand when 1 touched it was dry and feveriah, and he started from every shadow which fell upon the pavement. manner which suggested the delirium of disease rather than the talk of ® a drunkard. ‘When I got him to his lodgings I partially Undrossed him and laid him) tacts upon his bed. His pulse at this timo! 1 Wei was very high, and he was evidently extremely feverish, He seemed to have steal out of the room to warn his land- lady of his condition, when he started pty whore was Het ¢ ert a Mite oriheatt s ever, and der at Ha friend's inf up elbag ia me by the sleeve of my cont, “Don't go!" he erled, “3 feel better b when you are here. Jam sate from her then.” “From her!" 1 ald “From whom?" “Her! bec!" he answered, peevishly. Ab! You don't know her. Sho is the devil! Beauttful—beautiful; but on eg devil!” “You are feverish and excited,” I sald. “Try and get a little sleep. You will) wake better.” “Bleep! he groaned. “How am I to sleep whéa 1 see her sitting down yon~ er at the foot of the bed with hee great eyes watching and watehing hour after hour? I tell you It saps ajl the strength and manhood out of me, That's what makes me drink. God help me—I'm halt @runk now!’ “You are very Ill," T sald. putting! gomo vinegar te his temples; “and you are dalicious, You don't know what you nay.” “Yoo, I do,” he interrupted, sharply, | Jooking up at me, "I know very well what I aay, I drought it upon myself, Tt Is my own choice. But I couldn't- no, by Heaven! I couldn't~accept the alternative. I couldn't keep my faith with her, It was more than man could do.” I sat by thé side of the bed, holding one of his burning hands in mine, and wondering over his strange words, He lay still for some time, and then, rals- Chic els REALLY DELIGHTFUI Che Hint Covered Candy Coated: si (iin Ler. Te ee ee. THE WORLD: = EVENING. JULY 2, : NEW PUBLICATIONS, NEW PUBLICATIONS. The Vampire Girl # w ‘9 # # By Sir A. Conan Doyle. George Munre’s Sons.) ing his eyes to me, sald In a most plain- George Munro's Sona) | tive voice: hy re = “Why did she not give me warning ih- | pooner? Why did ahe Mad until I had this il times, reiling his feverish head from ide to side, and then he dropped into & troubled sleep, I crept out of the room and, having seen that he would be properly cared for, left the house. His T wes very strange,” I remarked. | words, however, rang tn my ears for “Tes, and Geucedly reugh 00 | days afterward, and assumed @ deeper Brodie. | significance when taken with what was blow has come !t | to come. . fo gentle and ae friend, Barrington Cowles, had away for his summer holidays, » thet” 1 Mika's \ad hose werner et tom for sev- @rqgl montha, When tne winter session hep. 3. eve met her |Came on, however, I received a tele- sram from him, asking me to secure old cooms in Nurthumberiand etreet Nima, and telling me the train by ich he would arrive. I went down fine. However, I dont suppose she will | to meet him, and was delighted to find uoh for some little time after |him looking wonderfully hearty and . 1 will take ad- | well “By tha way,” be said, guddenly, ‘hat Double ' S. &H."" 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