The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
MARcERITE THE FEARL.

stoned, fascinating actress as also |
chaste, amiable and beautiful girl.
This being the accepted opinion, Of
course she had many admirers and |
adorers and disinterested friends, aud |
| therefore IL was very natural that each |
adorer was more openly lavish OF ais |
alteration than ne would have been Ii i'd |
she remained the charming, obscure |
lassie oi ten years before, who sang as !
she went to the milking on "a certain |
picturesque Iarm among the New Edg- |
| land hills.
| Doubtless the man who loved her best |
| and mDst truly was the wealthy and |
arlstocratIc Albert Mayne. He was |
thirty, culture I, and thorough cOsmO- |
polltan in teeiipg, opinion and habit. If
! Tue ruLOrs oil Il romance ana a dead love |
back i'll his early manhood mad the |
slightest fact OF foundation, he had oul- |
lived both, for his heart had never |
before beat rapturOIsly at Womau's |
sm le. |
But Margerite D'Arville, with her tall
and StatuesQU figure, nct Italian eyes !
and scarlet mouth, her rIcn, cUlorless, |
perfect features aud ner hair waving in |
lefty curls from her sweet forehead to |
ner supple waist, had conquered every |
Iuea OF u bachelor life.
Il want you ior my wife, Margerlte,"
he said; Il want TO take you from this |
| HE OF tAciUehehV' Lou "uotu H. buC
you 40 no' love lI--'ho' "ele you 81 H teateu
tor it. You ere made ioT the Affection
Of e Quiet nome, and Lnat l can giyeyou. |
! vii, you accept iL?' |
Rut sue "D usned and sighed and said |
nay"
.'Do you eject me for Gwyn Walsing.
tham ~ he asheu, so seriously tnaC she
could not De offended.
She laid ueE hand upon his arm, s0d
he saw on one small hn-er gol"eh stal
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Il Would, / wouluW she replied, and
; the ears thai telI over the flowers on
uer augulsAed bosom We!e those OF tne
woman and not the actress. ode viii,
BE- mere anorJiy, ana [ viii take MIN, on
some pretense, VIII me &c this place
you WISH NE to visit. Perhaps you and
= ! may nelp to heal one wUuuueu heart,
e Albert. VINO can tell WHAT may hap
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