The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-30

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he could not eat with appetite. b,
threw down. rather than drank. Re
Peated glasses Of hook aud cham
payne. to enable him to rally Li
! spirits. but in vain. A naturally in
genuous and generous nature canno
shake IF the first c,mpunc,ipus visit
ings Of conscience f,r ha.ing co;n
mitted an un worthy action. and has
ing also been tine means of injury q
another. Ali ON q sudden. howev. T
his counienance Frightened; aud a
soon as the ladies' left the table, b,
started up. left his compliments NIX
EXCUSES with Lady L--ii-'s n"ph. 8
Sho presided at dinner said h. had ;
pressing call 10 Worcester. aud. VIII,
;her.. As the London mail WAS gme
le threw himself into a pose laise
,ud set of for Somer-town. whiS;
Lady Leslie hsd named "a the resi-
fence at Mary Benson.
d" least" said Free!ani I, III n
.elt With a frightened heat. Il n Al
1rw nave tue satisfaction at apiny al
can to repair INV faul. Bat "~,r.
TO the delay occa-ioned by the vast q
RISES and If finding the bc,;:.rS i
the inns in bed. he did NIT reach Lon
ION aud the place q! his desiina,i.n
ill the wre,ched family had heel d.
lodged: while the unhappy wife us'
Seepins, not only over the di-grace ~;
being 10 removed. and for her owl
md her husbands increased illness il
consequence of it. but from the agohiz
ny suspicion that the mistress a"I
riend, whom she had sd long love-! and
-e!ied upon. had di-regar.led the tale
4 her sorrows and had refused Ia re
ieve her necessities. Fre-land sop'
iouni conductor To the mean loig-
ing 10 which the Brnsops hal "btaiBrd
.hplt4r, for they were well known ;
md their hard fate Va. generally pit
led; but il was some time befhre b.
,,uid sneak. as he stood bv their bed
,ide-he was choked with painful.
emotion at first; with pleasing emo
ions afterwards: for his conscience
.mote him for the pain he had occs-
toned, and aPpiauded him for the
,,aasure which he had come 10 b.
stow.
Il c,me." said he. at length. while
the sufferers waited in almost angry
wonder to hear his reason for thus in
truding on them. Il Come TO tell You.
from your kind friend. Lady Leslie
Then she has not forgotten me '"
screamed out the poor woman, alEicsi
gasring Tor breath.
"No. ~ b. sure no; |; she cpu'd n"i
forge, you she Was incapable" here
HE voice wholly failed him.
Thank heaven cried she. tear.
trucking down her psle cheeks. Il
can bear ANYTHING now; far that Wa
the Interest par; of it ALL"
"My good woman said Freeland.
sit was owing to q Neutrality-suspicious. I.
no. il was owing to my fault. that You
lid no, receive fisty-pcund note by
the post Yesterday"
Fifty pounds" cried the po"r
man. wriuging his hands. "~hy. that
would have more thsn pail all We
owed and could have gone "n with
nv business. ard on. lives would no,
nave been risked nor disgraced :"
Freeland now turned away. unable
% saw a word more: but recovering
he again drew near them !:
md. throwing his purse to the agitsf.d
pesker. said: There! get we'll,
,niy get we'll! and whatever You want !
hall he yours or l shall never Use
his horrible choking again while ] !
ive!"
Free!and took a walk after thi-
Gene. and with has:y. rapid strides. |
he painful choking being his comp.n-
On very often during the course If il;
Or he was haunted hy the image oi /
hose wnom he had disyracel; and h.
ouid not help remembering that.
owev.r BANGLES. his negligence
hight be-. it WAS nothing. either in
nfulness or mischief. Ia the lie told
, concea! it and that but for that II.
fear. the effects IF his negligence
light have been repsirel in time.
Bnt he was resolved iha, he would
ct leave Somerstnwn till he had seen
hese poor people settled in COOL lod.:-
'g. He. Therefore. hired a convey
nee for them. and -nperintended their
,moval that evening to apartments
I'll Of necessary comfort.
NV good friends" said he. Il can
n recall the modification and dis
race which you have endured
trough my fault. but trust tina, you
iii nave gained it in the end. bv
aving a cruel landlord. who had no
fy for YOUR uDme,ised poverty
,dy Les!ie's note will. trust. reach
III to-morrow bat il not, I will make
D the loss; therefore he easy. aud
hen I go away. may ] have the c,m- !
IT of knowing that your removal has 4
me you no harm q
He :hen, hat not Till then. had 4
urage to write to Lady Leslie. ard Il
II her the whole truth concluding "
: letter thus:
IF your interesting proteges have
{ suffered in their health. / shall npi 2
yret what has happened: because ] "A
lst that it will be a lesson ID M a
rough lie. and teach me never IL =
| even the most apparently whit. q
again. How unimportant thi. &c
'Is.ion Of truth appeared to me at y
. moment. Aid hos sufficiently n.o- G.
ed a. it was to avoid falling IN your
imstion but it was. you see, over q
led for evil; and agony Of mind. Ii
grace. AMI perhaps risk Of Ii 2. "a
re the consequences Of it to inuo- 4"
It individuals T; not to mention ms al
n pangs the psngs of an upbraid- =