Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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widows Grape. nor cumbrous weeds
shrouded her. A most magnifcently
tEimmed, and sxquisitely fitting
dress set off her figure to advantage,
and the contrast of the black with
her fair skin made her look moro
lovely than ever; while on her golden
tresses was set . jaunty cap, which
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must have been vanquished. And
q she looked up to that villain
Clhrley, there was in her peerless
81 that look of love which I,
Dish being, had thought had ex-
isAnce for myself alone.
Oh, hang Mrs. Grundyp was
Charley's reply. "Surely you have
displayed sorrow enough for one
you never cared one button about.
Think Of me. Don't bother your
pretty head, Jerry, about a fellow
Wh0fceuld descend to artifice to gain,
pot your love. but your hand. You
l1pw he lost my fortune intention
and while I vas enduring I'll
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got round that silly old lady, your
aunt, and proposed to you"
"I It was rather mean" said Ger
aldine.
I could be still no longer. I ad-
vanced to divide the per6dious pair.
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noiseless wings with all the vigor of
which I was capable, and tried to
make my presence known, it was of
no avail. I passed over them, by
them, around them, between them,
even through them-that is to say,
their sitting figures immovable
passed through my incorporeal spirit
as I flew-but all that I could do
had not the slightest effect in making
on indignant quondam husbands
presence known. I raved, I stormed,
with equal absence of result. I, in
spirit, stamped my unsubstantial
foot upon the floor, with no other
than to cause, as the
penalty of contact with the lower
world, semi-paralysis to shoot
through my vaporous frame. I was
mad; for do what I would, their
loving, pernicious prattle went on,
and I heard things said Of myself
more wicked and unfair than hither-
to I had conceived could find place
within the breast even of the un-
tutored savage.
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membered that Ambergris had in
formed me Of our possession of one
power for evil. Il was . matter, in
truth, in which / should not have 10
quired instruction. In our spirit
existence knowledge Of our attributes
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