Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-07

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"And where is she nowf. S6l happy with, be-
husband, suppose, and never giving . though
to thepoor fellow she drove out into world ''.isg
!" NO." said Mrs. Cobb, sbadipg her face wiA
her. hand, and speaking unstesdilg "No,a be-
husband Is dead ~, a;sao s7ig itip zbnar
e"Ahl But still she nsvee thinks IF SamT ,.
4 There wss dead sileuce,I3 nor l4i9r),.a ja,l;
| does She eHTs IL i,srs.',y. ,s-s-. rrss.7r,
| "Hov can tell .r.E as.-E:,l-4.f ssz-. | -
assAre you still fienda Z" ,ssls 7tosor.eos
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| .tThen you ought to know and youdo. Tell me-
"I am sure I don't know why ! should But
I do you must promise me On your honor never Il
tell him, if fyoasset hsppsat to mset, him again.
] Madame, what you ssy TO ne nesera shall b,
repeated toany mortal man, upon my honor"
! HWa, then, she does remember him.! rss.
i rsfBut howP'1l0 Il I'll. =. sa,sa.z CO. r.: ~
! 7.ttAs kindly Ithink as he could wish .ells4a
! clam glsd to hear IL for his sake 8: You and
are friends Of both parties We oan rejoice viii
eaG4 otner tv,ta's ~ sa. :, ~, !,
de drew hls char much naaner hers. an" "toes
her hand. One, moment the widow resisted bu1
it was magnetic touch ), the rosy palm lay quiet
y in his and the dark beard bent 30 low that i
nearly touched her shoulder It did not matter
much. Was hs not Samueps dear friend IF hs
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mol 30 m9cn as mmsea. ne sa'a tnat y.
jealousy and W temper drove ner 20 Dreak ,oH tnt
maeen Dut ne tnonghs sometimes q ne .naas onG
gone back ana spoken andy to her sne Wouie
have maraed him after alLi .-ar se~r aasa.a
Il am sure she would, |" said the widow piteous
y. "She has owned it to me more than thous
and times. '1,nnfa'
ME|tnat was 70 say nea, nusos9f was veg
good and KIND sala the woman, 3th'nklng OF tne
ioqeiy grave on tne hli-Sae, ratner pententy, ane
| they 1yed pleasantly together, .Ihere never wa
harsh WORD between them. *, <c.,,a; ~ 70 =
on4 might sne not nave Geen nappier WV y,
sam! BE honests ana say luse what you tnllnk. {
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Bravo tnat H Wnat l Wantea 10 come al. NJ
r"And BOW l have aseret to tell you, and you
must break it to be " -,is .- aesa.g ,--v, - >
Mn. Cobb looked rather SCARED .a.,r ri IS
What ID it X ls.5:alS77 z:-- -i u sg5 :azis
II want you to 90 and see her, wherever she
may be, and say to her.: Maria ia-what makes
you start so?', u ,,~- - ..,eq a.. -t,urI
Nothing, only you speak so, like some one ]
used to know -. x * -. 7G' y SIX
Dol? Well, take the rest OF the message
Tell her that Sam loved her through the whole
that is, when be heard that she was tree again he
began to work hard at making fortune be has
got 1t and he Is coming to share 1t with her, she
will let hum. WM you tell her this
Ihe widow DID not answer. She freed her hano
trom bis, and covered her lace with IT.
By-and.by she looked up again. He was wait
ing patiently, r.. ...
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II will tell her.. - ,..i ,.,r ..,.... .s,.I i...,
He rose from bis seat and walked up and down
the room. Then he came back; and leaning on the
mantle-piece, stroked the yellow hair Of Bowse
with his slipper. ,.. -, 49,, ..'" ,,. >,
ssMake her quite understand that he wants hel
for his wife. She NAV live where she likes; onls
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