The Lord of the Sea by M. P. (Matthew Phipps) Shiel
page 41 of 380 (10%)
page 41 of 380 (10%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
There, fairest among ten thousand, sailing the high seas she came; and longer than was modest he stopped there, gazing, then ran, wondering at her daisy loveliness, not dreaming that between himself and her was--a relation. She broke up with a European display soon after eleven that night over the North Sea. IX HOGARTH'S GUNS At the moment when Hogarth was peering through the telescope, a man was loitering before his cottage--one of the Hall's park-keepers; and when Margaret put out her head to look for Richard's coming, the man whistled. In a moment a note was in her hand. "DEAR MISS HOGARTH, "This is to ask you to be certain sure to meet me this evening at 9 P.M. on the towpath. It isn't to-day that you are well aware of the state of my feelings toward you: but it is not to talk sweethearting that I wish to see you now, but about your brother, and the matter |
|