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yny with 1110 Witliout much dilllculty
lio iicr nimletl mo that my neglect of Al
then Hurrounlis children was without
any oxunso that what had heen my
duty toward tin m when I know them
Ui ho loft inothoilw H and alouo had htv
oino an imperative demand mum mo
now tlmt tho town in which thoy lhetl
had lieoonie ovorhhadowed hy u niysteiy
which could not but iitlect tho comfort
and haiiiinoM of all its inhabitants I
could not wait a day 1 recalled all that
1 had heaid of poor Altheas short and
none too happy marriage and immedi
ately felt hiicli a burning dosiro to see if
hor delicate and cHpielo beauty how
woll I remembered it had been lopeated
in her laugh tern that I found myself
packing my trunk bofoio 1 know it
I had not been from homo for a long
time all tho better reason why I should
have u change now and whon I called
together Mrs Randolph and tho sen ants
and told them of my intention of leav
ing on tho early morning train it creat
ed qnito a sensation in tho houto and i
littlo burmiso
But I had tho best of explanations to
give I had been thinking of my dead
mend and consoienco would not let mo
neglect her dear and possibly unhappy
progeny any longer I had purposed
many times to visit them mid now I
was going to do it When I camo to a
decision it was usually suddenly and
I novor rested aftr having onco made
up my mind
My sentiment went so far that I got
down an old album and began hunting
up tho pictures I bad brought away
with mo from boarding school Hers
wero among them mid I really did ex
perience moro or less compunction when
1 baw again tho delicato yet daring fea
tures which had onco had a vory great
inllueuco oer my mind What a teas
ing sprite sho was yet what a will sho
had and how strange it was that hav
ing been so intimate as girls wo neer
know anything of each other as women
Had it been her fault or my fault Was
hor marriage to blame for it or my spiu
storhood Dlvlicult to toll then impos
sible to toll now I would not even
think of it again tivo as a warning
Nothing must btand between mo and
her children now that my attention has
been called to them again
I did not mean to take them by sur
prise that is not entirely Tho invita
tion which they had sent mo years ago
was still in force making it simply nec
essity for mo to telegraph them that I
had decided to make them a isit and
that they might expect mo by tho noon
train If in times gono by they had
been propeily instiucted by their moth
er as to tho character of her old friend
this need not put them out I am not a
woman of unbounded expectations 1 do
not look for tho comforts abroad 1 am
uncustomed to at home and if as 1 havo
reason to believe their means aro not of
tho greatest I should only bo provoked
at any extra effort to make mo feel at
homo in tho humble cottigo suited to
thoir fortunes
So tho telegram was sent and my
preparations completed for an early de
parture
But resolved as I was to mako this
visit my determination camo near re
ceiving a chock Just as I was leaving
tho house at tho very moment in fact
when tho hackman was carrying out my
trunk I saw a man approaching ma
with ovory ovidenco of haste Ho had a
letter in his hand which ho held out to
mo as soon as ho camo within reach
For Miss Buttcrworth ho said
Private and immodiato
Ah thought I a communication
from Mr Gryco and hesitated for a
moment whether to open it then and
there or thrust it in my pocket and read
jt at my loisuro on tho cara The lattor
courso would bo far tho easiest for my
jhnntls wero cumbered with tho various
ismall articles I coimidcr indispensablo
to tho comfortable enjoyment of tho
iJiortest journey and tho glasses with
out which I cannot read a word wero
in tho very bottom of my pocket under
somo other equally necessary articles of
pnaller sizo
But somothing in the mans expect
ant look warned mo that ho would nov
or leavo mo till I had read tho note so
with a sigh I callod Lola to my aid and
after sovoral vain nttompts to roach my
glasses succeeded in pulling thorn out at
last und by thoir help reading tho fol
lowing hurried lines
Ibah JIaium I Bond you this by a n iftor
monMungor than myself Do not lot anything
that I may havo wild last night influence you
to leave your comfortablo homo Tho advon
turo off rs too many Uungors tor u woman
Rrnl tho inoloBod O
Tho inclosod was a tolegram from
Obadiah Trohm sent during tho night
and ovidently just received at head
quarters Its contents woro certainly
not teasburiug
Another person mlsstnB Boon to hove en
tered Lost Mnnn lane Never Been to havo
t oino out of It A harmless lid know n as Billy
Jtufns VMuitHtobodonu Wire orders K
Mr Gryco bade mo say that ho
would bo up hero sonio timo beforo
noon said tho man seeing mo look
with sonio blankness at these words
Nothing moro was needed to pull mo
together Foldiug up tho letter 1 put
u in my bag
Say to Mr Gryco from mo that my
intended visit cannot bo postponed I
remarked I havo telegraphed to my
Jrieuibi to oxnoct mo and onlv a treat
emergency would lead mo to disappoint
them 1 will bo glad to receive Mr
Gryoo on my return And without
fin titer parley 1 took my bundles back
from Lola and piocoedcd at onco to tho
carriage Why should I show any fail
urn of courage at an event that was but
a lepetition of tho very ones which
made my visit necessary Was I a like
ly ono to fall victim to a mystery to
which my eyes havo been opened Had
1 not been sullleieiitly warned of tho
dangers of Lost Mans lane to keep my
selt at a respectable distanco fioni tho
place of peril 1 was going to visit the
children of my once dowitod fi lend If
there wero perils of no ordinary natuio
to bo encountered there was I not all tho
more called upon to go if only as a moral
suppoit to these young people who per
haps themselves were paralyed by fear
Ye Mr Gryco anil nothing now
should hold mo back 1 even felt an in
creased desire to leach tho scene of these
mysteries and chafed some at tho length
of tho journey which was of a moro te
dious character than I expected A poor
beginning for events requiring patience
s well as great moral courage but I
littlo know what was beforo mo and
only considered that every moment
spent on this hot and dusty train kept
mo thus much longer lrom tho embraces
of Altheas childien
I recovered my equanimity however
as wo approached Tho scenery was
really beautiful and tho consciousness
that I should soon alight at tho moun
tain station which had playod a moro
or less serious part in Mr Grycos nar
rative awakened in mo a pleasnrahlo
excitement which should havo been a
sufficient warning to mo that tho spirit
which had led mo through that alfair
next door had seized mo again in a way
that meant equal absorption if not equal
success
Tho number of small packages I car
ried gavo mo enough to think of at tho
moment of alighting but ns boon as 1
was safely again on terra firm a I tlnow
a hasty glance around to seo if any of
Altheas children wero thcro to meet
mo
I felt that I would know them at
onco Sho had been so characteristically
pretty they could not fail to show some
likeness which would lead to an instant
recognition while they eonld not fail
to know mo But whilo there wero two
or threo country maidens to bo seen
standing in and around tho littlo pavil
ion known hero as tho mountain station
I saw no ouo who by any stretch of im
agination could bo regal ded as of Al
thci Buiroughs blood or breeding
Somewhat disappointed for I had ex
pected diiloient results from my tele
gram I stepped up to tho station mas
ter and asked him whether I would
havo any dillicultv in piocuring a car-
riago to take mo to Miss Knollys house
Ho staled it set med to mo unnecessari
ly long beforo replying
Waal said he Simmons is usu
ally heie hut I dont seo him round
today Perhaps ono of these farmer lads
will take it
But thoy all drew back with a sort of
scared look and I was beginning to tuck
up my skirts preparatory to walking
when a littlo old man of very meek ap
pearanco drove up in a vory old fash
ioned coach and with a hesitating air
springing entirely from bashfulness
managed to abk if I was Mibs Butter
worth I hastened to assure him that I
was whereupon ho stammered out some
words about Miss Knollys and how sor
ry sho was that bho could not como for
mo herself Then ho pointed to his
couch and made mo understand that I
was to step into it and go with him
It was not an altogether encouraging
outlook especially as I saw tho heads
of tho various onlookers draw together
and many curious looks directed at us
both and tho conveyance that was to
carry us But I was in no mood to bo
daunted now and accepting tho old cod
gers apologies with what grace I could
I stopped into tho wagon and prepared
mysolf for a rido into town
But it seems I was not to bo allowed
to enter upon this adventure without
another warning Whilo tho old man
was engaged in bringing my trunk tho
station master approached mo with
great civility and with a touch of his
hut asked if it was my intention to
spend a few days with tho Missos Knol
lys I told him that it was and thinking
it best to establish my position at onco in
tho eyes of tho wholo town added with
a politouoss equal to his own that I was
au old friend of tho family and had been
coining to visit them for years but hud
never found it convenient till now and
that I hoped thoy woro all well und
would bo glad to seo mo
Ho niado sonio sort of reply showing
considerable embarrassment thon pluck
ing up his courage wild with marked
constraint
PerhapH you havo not heard that
this villago just now is uudcr a cloud
I havo hoard I said innocently
that ono or two men havo disappeared
from hero somewhat mysteriously Is
that what yon mean
Yes ho answered Ono person a
boy disappeared only two days ago
Thats bad I said but what has
that to do with mo I asked smilingly
for I saw he was not at tho cud of his
talk
Oh nothing ho cried eagerly
only I didnt know but you might bo
timid -
Oh Im not at all tijuidl I has-
Tirfi NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY SKPTEMHKU 21 1891
tened to say If I wero I should not
havo como hero nt all Such matters
dont affect mo And I spread out my
skirts and arranged mjsolf for my rido
as if tho horrors he had mentioned had
made no moio impression upon mo than
if his chat had been of tho weather
Perhaps 1 overdid it for ho looked at
mo for another moment in a curious
lingering way then ho walked oil and
1 saw him enter tho citolo of gossips on
tho platform wheio he stood shaking
his head as long as wo wero within
sight
Befoio taking his seat my driver es
cort gavo me a furtive glance as he
stooped to tear from ono of tho spokes a
bit of rag that seemed to have been
caught there He was evidently prepar
ing to make a good impression and to
do mo suitable honor
My companion who was tho shiest
man 1 ever saw did not spealc a woid
while descending the hill 1 talked and
endeavored to mako him too but his re
plies wero moio giunts or half syllables
which conveyed no information what
ever As we floated tho thicket how
oor ho allowed himself au ejaculation
or two as he pointed out tho beauties of
tho landscape And indeed it was woll
worth his admiration and mine had my
mind been free to enjoy it But tho
houses which now began to appear on
either side of tho way drew my atten
tion fioni the mountains We wero still
somewhat lemoto from the town weio
rapidly approaching the head of that
lauo of ovil fame with whoso teiriblo
history my thoughts wero at this timo
full I was so anxious not to pass it
Aithnut ono look into its grousomo re
josses that I kept my head persistently
turned that way till I felt Iwas at tract
tug tho attention of my companion As
this was not desirable I put on a non
chalant look and began chatting about
what I saw But he had lapsed into his
farly silence and only answered by a
snap of Ins whip at tho horso whoso jog
trot needed a littlo urging
Suddenly I myself grow still Tho
houses weio growing fewor on tho loft
hand side of tho way and I saw beyond
the dark boimhs of n nine thicket Wo
file
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faces of these young jH oplo 1 recognized
the fact that they were tho victims of a
well of cireunistances so tragic and in
comprehensible hat only a woman like
myself would lie able to clear them
away and lestore these glils o tho con
lldence of tho people around them
1 forgot that these guls bad a brother
and that But not a Wind to finest nil
the truth 1 w ish this story to giow up
on ou just as it did upon me and with
just as little piopatatiou
Tho farmer who diove me anil whom
1 afterwaid learned was called Sims
buiy showed a certain dogged inteiest
in ni behavioi that would havo amused
me or at hast hao awakened my ills
diiiu under ciicumstanees of a less
hulling nature 1 saw his eye roll in a
soi t of wonder over my person which
may have been held a little mote sillily
than was necessary and soldo dually on
my face with a look I might have
thought eomplimeulriy had 1 bad any
thought to bestow on such matters Not
till vve had passed I ho path branching
up thtough the woods toward the moun
tain did ho sui lit to withdiaw it nor
did I fail to lind it lhed again upon mo
as wo lode by lit little hut occupied by
the old woman eonsuleied so haimless
by Mr Gryco
Pei haps ho had a reason for tins as I
was very much intoiested In this hul
and its occupant about which 1 fell fieo
to i lierish my own seciel doubts so in
teiirttd that I cast il a veiy shaipglauro
and was glad when I caught a glimpse
tluough the doorway of the old clones
bent form and toothless jaws mumbling
over a piece of bread sho was engaged
in eating as wo passed hor
Mother lane explained my com
panion hienking tho silence of many
minutes And yonder is Miss Knollys
he added lilting his whip and pointing
towaul the halt concealed faeado of a
huge and pretentious dwelling a few
rods failher on down the load She
will bo powoiltil glad jo see you miss
Company is senrco in tlieso pails
Astonished at this sudden launch into
com ei sat ion by one whose reserve even
1 had found it impossible to pencil ate I
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woro Hearing Lost Mans lane wo wero
abreast of it wo were turning into it
I could not roprobs tho exclamation
that escaped mo
Whoro aro wo going I nbked
To Miss Knollys houso ho found
words to say smiting his horso again
hut with a sidelong glance at mo this
timo full of uneasy inquiry
Bo thoy live on thiB road said I
remembering with a certain shock Mr
Grycos suspicious description of tho
two young ladies who with thoir broth
er inhabited tho dilapidated mansion
marked in tho map ho had shown me
Certain was tho laconic answer
and obliged to bo satisfied with this I
drow nij self up with just ono longing
look behind mo at tho cheerful highway
wo wero so rapidly leaving A cottage
with an open window in which a
childs head could bo seen nodding
eagerly toward mo met my eyes and
filled me with quite nn odd sonso of dis
comfort as I realised that I had caught
tho attention of ono of tho littlo crip
ples who according to Mr Gryco al
ways kept watch over this entrance in
to Ixist Mans luno Another moment
aud tho pino brnnchos had shut tho vi
sion out but I did not soon forget that
eager childish faco and pointing hand
marking mo out as mi intruder if not a
possible victim to tho horrors of this ill
reputed lano But I was awaro of no
secret llinching from tho adventure in
to which I was plunging On tho con
trary I felt a strange and flerco delight
in thus being thrust into tho very heart
of this mystery which I had only ox
pected to approach by degrees The
warning message sent mo by Mr Gryco
had acquired under it a deeper and
moro significant meaning as did tho
looks which had lieen cast mo by tho
station master and his gossips on tho
hillside but in my present mood tlieso
very tokens of tho serious nature of my
undertaking only gavo an added spur
to my courage I felt my brain clear
and my heart expand as if even now
before I had so much us sot uves on tho
ly expected and then looked agerly to
ward tho houso It was as Mr Gryco
had intimated eminently forbidding
even at that distance and as wo ap
proached nearer and I was given a full
view of its worn and discolored front I
felt myself forced to acknowledge that
never in my life had my eyes fallen
upon a habitation moro given over to
neglect or loss promising in its hospital
ity
Had it not been for tho thin circle of
hmoko eddying up from ono of its bro
ken ehiinnoys I should havo looked up
on tho place us ouo which had not
known tho caro or presence of man for
years There was a riot of shrubbery in
tho yard a lack of tho commonest at
tention to order in tho way tho vines
trooped m tangled masses over tho very
faco of tho desolate porch that gavo to
tho broken pilasters and decayed win
dow frames of this dreariest of facades
that look ot abandonment which only
becomes picturesqno when nature has
usurped tho prerogative of man aud
taken entirely to herself tho empty
walls and falling casements of what
was onco a human dwelling That any
ono should bo living in it now and that
I who have never been able to seo a
chair standing crooked or a curtain
nwry without a sensation of tho keenest
discomfort bhouhl bo on tho point of
deliberately entering its doors as an in
mate filled mo at tho moment with
such a sonso of unreality that I descend
ed from tho carnage m a sort of a
dream mid was making my way through
ono of tho gaps in tho high nntiquo
fenco that separated tho yard from tho
gateway when Mr Simsbury stopped
me and pointed out tho gate
1 did not think it worth while to
apologro lor tho broken imliugs cer
tainly offered as good au entrance as
tho gate which had slipped from lto
hinges and hung but a few inches open
But I took tho course ho indicated hold
ing up my skirts as well as my pack
ages would allow and treading gingerly
for fear of tho snails and toads tliat In
cumbered such portions of tho path an
the weeds had left visible As I went
on something In the silence of the spot
struck uio Was 1 becoming oveisensi
tive to impressions or was there some
thing leally uncanny in tho absolute
lack of sound or movement in a dwell
ing of such dimensions But I should
not have said movement for at that in
slant I saw a Hash In one of tho tippet
windows as of a cuitalii being stealth
ily thaw n ami as stealthily let fall
again ami though it pivo mo tho piom
ise of some soil of greeting theio was a
furllvonoss in the action thai was so in
keeping with tho suspicious of Mi
Givco that I felt my neives braced at
once to mount the ball doen uniiiv II
ing looking steps that led to tho fiout
door
Hut no sooner had I done this with
what I am lam to thing was mv In st
air than I sudih nlv collapsnl with what
must have been a movement of suddi u
audio me quite oiupicln usihlo full
foiwhilel do not quail beloio men
and have a leasonablo loititmlolu Mm
picsiiieeol most tlungt is i orpoti ill and
moial I am not quite myself in laco of
a lampmt ami hatlmig dog It is mv
one weal nesH I i an divulge thai mui h
now and while I usually can ami uu
dor most ciiruiuslances do succeed in
hiding mix nutwuid manilevtutloii ol
my inner trepidation I always tool that
it would bo a happy dav toi no whin
dogs would be banished liom ho altii
turns and homes ol men I hen I iliiul
I would begin lo live in good uniiisi
and poi haps enjoy li ips into Ihccoimtrv
which now Iorallmv appatciit In ux i v
1 icgaid moio in ho light ol a p nam e
than a pleasme
Imagine then how hard I found il
lo lelaiu my si II possession oi evt n anv
appearance ol dignity when at the mo
meiil I was slielehiug Ioith my hand
toward the knocker of tins Inhospitable
mansion I lit unl using fmui somowlicio
1 never lightly knew whom the howl of
a tlog so keen pioiciug ami iiolongcd
that it fiighlenttl Iho very biitls over
my head ami sent them Ily lug liom Iho
x lues in clouds
II was tho unhappicst kind of wol
come lot inc I did not know whether it
camo liom w itbin or without and when
alter a moment of indecision I saw the
door open I am not suit whether Iho
smile I calli tl up lo ginco Iho occasion
had any of tho real Amelia Butlerwoilh
in it sti much was my mlutl tliv uled be
tween a tlesiro to produce a lavoiahlo
impression ami a verv decided ami not
to bo hidden fear of the tlog who hud
greeted my airiviil with such an mui
nous howl
Call oir Iho dog 1 nwtl almost
beforo I saw what sort of poison 1 was
addressing
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later said I could not have made a moro
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