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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1459, 18 October 1905, Page 4

h tweeter music than the applause of a mul| i titude, and the life giving air slowly I brought baik the strength she eo sorely needed The vioar called on her almost at once, • He was quite young, nr N 1 1 tho unsophisticated simple soi' I'liusiusJ in the body of an athlei i tvpe tp which Beryl was quito unum d, and he nf and amused her.. Ho Wbb, morqover,'the;'only;person ol her;own.classin the neighbrjurhq'ad. ),vHo called againThis'dalnty, .dart-eyftd lady;,who looked as if sbe bad stepped straight from a pio- , lure,gave; 1 hißthougnts anontitely fresh tumV (•:-■ Almost: unconsoionßly a. sort. (|f oarnaradorio sprang np between tbom.- As , Beryl grew stronger the young man ;woiild t beguile her into occasional rambles almost against her Iwill. '■ ■ ', ) He showed her. with childish pride his | pet haunts—the sandy cove where hia j best sermons were written—the cottigo of ■ 5 his,iavbuiite parishioner. He talked a 9 i no one bad over talked to B?ryl Aird.bo j forej:it made her "nlmoat hysterical, for 3 ho spoke of nalnre, and nature's God; nijd in sevon years of sham and footlights she r bad almost forgotten that euoh things oxi wted.:•;!:.y.-. j i "How.good he isl" she thought with . ( irritation; "If he only know I" I expect he thinks that the stage is a sink of inI lquity, and: every, actress an'insult to 1 womanhood." ; . j ', b Once or twice she felt tempted to tell him everything but somehow, she didn't. I Behind his simpliqity, there was a'.ee'r... j taittslrepgih which Beryl admitted, while i she resented it.. : ; Greatly" to her own surprise she found s herselt going: to.churoh, because he had I taken it ae a matter of faot ; she would go i —acd isbejbadn't ■ been 46;:' churph for yeMß.j Another.revelation I .'; '' 4 : , fle'waaatiiagriifieGntpreßorier—Birjople, ! ] and bo original and daring in "ell bo jaid, ' 3 that Beryl positively thrilled with pride : 1 As'she watobed him, and then took herj self severely to task for so doing. At last she grew a littlealraid of her- . self.V'"' : . "I shall g6 back next week," she doi terininedj "I am now well—quito 3 We 11.''.,;.;; ■■',■ ;_'':': .'y;v S: 'v 1 ViV'" (Tobiaoonliohed.J'. y: ' , \ i^i« l MtMMMt«iiM«wMaiMn

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ANNUG'S "DATE 8 AIiWAtS OPBNr-HOT. A OLEAN iM THE' "jOHIOAGO»'; EAIRDRESBING >' TOBACCONIST EMPORIUM, a Natural, Artietio Hair-oat. I . ' [Established 1895^ 'of Waihi and surrounding districts that he ha! purchased the Ironmonger; Business Known ss W. H. and Co., Ironmongers, Waihi, and will continue to carry on the same, trading as B, H, Wjnyard, late W. Hi Phillips and Co., and eolioits a share of your patronage, • to thank onr numerous oustomers for their fV:I<P™' PS >£ , MAIN -STREET, WAIHI

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