The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-11-12

/ Vas to blame for oil this. Well, it
is all right If you did. I don't believe
anything be says. Darling. oh, dar-
ling, how can l give you up! The
very thought is torture. l must see
you and have . talk before long. !
Just prayed that it might rain all day
to day. I can't wait for rain. But l
will wait for q good time before !
make the attempt to come. Ny COM
ing down TO see you has not given u
ali this trouble. No one has ever met
me coming out or going into your
place. And I did not come down the
alley either. Who was that woman,
dear Don't deceive me. for l know
who it was. and it Was her that told
you that stuff about me. And you
have written her through the Office,
tho. know this. What do you ex-
pect to gain BY this! You certainly
have some object in view. l will tell
you more when ! see you. We won't
quarrel darling. If We part let it be
as friends. Great God! what can
change me toward you! Darling,
nothing, no. nothing. while l live. /
would not wrong you for the world,
but am 60 jealous Of you l could kill
any one that comes between Us. What
a bright beautiful day this is. and
how would enjoy it were ! placed in
the position that l am in. Everything
seems so monotonous. and l feel tired
and weary of everything. Darling.
20 off somewhere and try your luck.
] don't believe you will ever do much
here. Just as soon rs l can get away
l will 60 to you, no matter where It is:
I will be satisfied with anything If !
can have you and your love. We
can't live in this place and have any
rest or peace. l can't know and feel
that you are here so near me, and not
see yOu-it is torture. l can't dar-
ling.
"Oh! do take pity on me and re-
lieve me, fit lays in your power. /
will BE- 80 true and devoted tO you,
will help you all l can, work for you
do anything you want me to; just
let me be near you. Darling, dear
one, do you think my love needs
testing? Have I not proved to YOU
what l 80 often have told you! |
have often thought what your friends
in Pitts said to you about married
women-that you could not trust
them, &C.. that they would 6y back
when the test came. Now have | done
this.
"Women are nat all alike, thank
heaven. Darling, would so like to
zee and talk to you oday. There is
20 much that 1 would say, never can
think Of half that I want to tell you
when do see you. l will come one
Of these afternoons when the coast is
clear. Shall it be nv last visit? 1t
remains for you to say. And my
darling will never write me any more
not one little lineS God love you
Yes, you will. Kill me at once. Take
al else but Your love. Give me that.
the little which / live, darling. l
lresmed 1 was kissing you, last night.
Oh! SO sweet, l can feel your dear lips
press mine even in dreams. Darling
oOk for me either ON to morrow after
noon or Friday morning. l will 60
,ut ON Wayne street to spend the day
Friday. Now will come early, say
will be there at 8 o'clock, or little
minutes before 8.
Have your breakfast and be on the
ookout. lean spend an hour with
'ou. any way. Now l will try and
lrop this in your box. in the morning.
as come from market, and
f I find things all safe, will come down
u the afternoon tomorrow, Thurs |
law. Look for me, must see YOU.
can not wait. darling; don't tell me |
must. Have my watch for me. love.
will you? l am yours all every bit.
lot soul shall come near me. Oh,
can not bear to think Of it. How l
hink about you every night until !
all asleep. l slept last night the &st
or q week. / can be with you in
|reams. and no one can deprive me Of
hat. Write me, love. darling. won't
'ou: Don't kill me. l must hear
rom you in some way. You can
rite me some each day, and when
re meet, give it into my hands, and
wear that no eyes but mine shall see
l."
From the above it might be sup
'osed that Mr.. Cox is suing for a
ivorce. but he is only prosecuting the
octor for stealing his watch, which
fs. Cox had given to Sample. Mr..
nd Mrs. Cox have been married six
zen years.