The Morning herald., 1877-06-25
WON At LAST. !
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.housh - upo1 her fea Nothing
.ould hi ~ ssa ndls palslssly bsaasi'
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n. il shs really cared wAssA~ b had
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nm. from her v0gc@ 1hs"a
~ = an very sorry. You .re suffering
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?i'1s 4 1psrenAGa4Ei4o 70 bdsda nif|
"But If 1t Is necessary I can 70 alsne.
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through &s heart.
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T;Ist 81. Knew asS'',i iii ,Aasaa d.
bio remaining home. i
Just . year bsiors, his cherished friend
Arthur Falmosth had w.sshipsd at TIE
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hoath1 abssnes in foreign lands, hs had
|sturnsd' aick snd dying, biz physicians
ISm:o4a's :is1,i4ss Blk "a sSs$ ass, u
(nd her out and bssseshing her forgive.
l.. for III crsel xogds, ak beg 70 consj
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But Ithss1pa had vowed veneaepee
|saiust M Hel1iiniI Who could i6 lfiAS With |
NE Of tkS nsbtas' of hearts, but 70, h4d /
b,gottsnc4hsR weeks agos and Sot N6r ~ |
|romise, deh doubtful whathsr. As. would
|avs beep ,ths mseA. in II. slights.e d.
bee Of a,nssalng bsewssn her and her old
pvsr agiis. Mt That hs .hsd mtca to
k.,i t'ss!. or! .j;!s.1 Rs,s ssf & (. :s g.,
y had never ssen bsfSs4. J Uea34l e vi
pat she had (ay0 A1tApr Falropth h,rHa1y
|ould nsvv etis AAO. VI II. III
The MOONLIGHT shonS full upon them q
hey slided over the water. How s6dl.i
billy beautiful Ryrps Looked. 8nFt fall
pr presence like fFi6a. ~
Hs had ample Ama N4hisk, fol hbthiay|
n aid ,pstl|r thAx. had landsa q tha
i F.!mouth's dops.t Then Burt asked
yrns II hs. sh1aA asoonpasy her Into
sess,.is!}'" 'ess sziaf4aeasd viz
sut in together. Ia lodg room orna'
suted with rare paintings, and costly,
hgraut Aowsrs, sitting before % opsn ars,
n Arthur Falmouth, The one they sought.
. rose fesbly n they entered, and giving
hand silently to each, sank again into
chair, asd covered his lacs. l.f. b
Burt went back into the fare end Of the 2
om and LEFT them alone. Il
Sns went up 70 Arthur, and lay her hand
hly upon his forehead. is
ibid hs tel w I bsgysd forgtveos.,
Frner he aid; dropping hi hands. I'll
p hasty, but . dying man NV with dif-
rent eyes"
ut is who ahouM bsg that ]. did not :,
cos You xsrs,SenL RsIns sns"sssd 3
eyss growing humid. \
"Lon't look It mo IN that wayr He .
! up his hands dsprsatingly. q L 4
much like the old times. / thought I
old keep csol-but, oh, Byrne how /
nveaovsd you.SF ~ &E 'F@e IF
Shs put her hand In his without answer. IL
5 word. He ciutshsd itftightty. u
Just for one moment no one shall dare
come between d"
You may b siaA. Yen are DYING" abe
npersd. II wish I was ~ near my