( ? li rnrrl;- u*- to H?>nry. who m ^ti- ? IIukIi
f tin- tli f? of the lionds, which li' IihIIi;
nt ? ? -.t . - Hugh, terrified at tli- '-?!?
I ?? ;?'!.' i ti .it. inns .tuny Marjoriei li
? 'it** ? .? n*.t*. to t|.-r father. tellliiK him i
:t ? rt i I ?.; .t ,-a\trii; t*i whom Tu:
? ill * ntei furlotln, "hut ll*-nry tells litIII
litr.lorle i i hi- i< if
(< 'on I limed fr*ui> Wednesday.]
"No, dear. l.et me do they talking,
dr. Turnhull, your daughter is my
vlfe. We married without letting you
mow because wo l;tt??w that you were
erriblv overworked and overworried
>??!??* at Hi" olllce Just now, and wo
van ted t?? spare you tin* trouble and
li" tun*- that would have been needed
'or wedding preparnlions. Since you
lisapprov" i.f tl ? matrh. all wo can
lo is to take ours* iv*?s off."
His iii-ni hi ill about Marjorie, he
tihave th-- room. As ho led
:h?* bewildered girl with hint, lie wliis
?eied i|Ui(*kly
it - the only possible way to save
on K*-o|i ti|> t)i<- pretense. You can
livnrc ine in another State lat'fr on
ill nev-r fofi-c my jov?? upon you."
Hef-'ire they could reach the door,
Turtihiill had rallieri front bin trance
if bowilib'i inent. With a joyous,cry,
to- fairly IIuiik hlmst-lf upon thein,
Hhaliini; lli'iity'" hand with effusive
'h-huhi; kissing Marjorie again and
auair.. vowing that this was the hap
i'i' t day in all his whole lotm life.
