Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-08-12


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hinA' then. ne all 'h+' a@ '''-
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ready. be!lcNe' :" forgive h!!" "a.
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my n u ~ ~ i>".' ''l MI Ma
w! 20? pce" mere ait e, res me IL 20
WIN MN 20 See Henry.
u,., II! u" YH "a. H'H me: >hId hlchaEd
- a. ''r r,, ,i",NiI. ny u" H"" cone
,so ,i~ "t'''' 'N''' o"' ia''ie'' OF your
Ho'tei
hecau9e nav I"ch lalth III your
Juu6 ticnt' uHcie' o,i'9 as You are,
%. niIe t't,i Ghoush OF TINS word
~ pc aolc 70 ""'iNe one WHO WISHES 10
90 , mfr outE, nowever hard that duty
n mdIs y" Jul "u' ice p!ace great
''' Thn 'on .u, -; ., :.
NJ man LUZ heu HIS oack upon MS
MY ..Vor ouc,..o. -.
u ousht ftoI ~ cohle mere, chiiu.
NJ" my i'e''iis> W" MO" tha'
~, p:.,,
ies, hichaio Martin, l know that
yIu tose me, SAID Nellle, calmly.
Iou confessed ~ that nlght-that
a"i"' nishs anu that IS why l know
you " ,3en aq'lse me TlGhtiy. MY
aoums i,ie mas peen puroen' nut ! am
49, ! hoa ,n,i;eo ~ 10 az can 10 end IL as
fo 80. 90 ~ WIN iral hno"iedge una
c rUi s9' ,bo tiIhl h reason, IL was de-
o Of nv ' naron sno"Ia su1er IN the place
~ ny pSaieil l. am lieniy Mason s
- ~, uu'S Jus me 10 holu 10 my
Ia; IS w" ioi pe'.cr Ut 'or worse
WI 81 iiiuSt DOW 10 the ue-
'i w., ..o u;r,. Mill,
NJ Ma ar. az ISM, Neile, muttereu
w., 10, IN, Sou arr !lSht. Dut can
Sou eApeo' lie " au'ise you IN thiS
s.V
;oi ou lote me- ana, were l
nol az tnis IilonlehI IN gazing bond
age oeiie'e couid return your alice
tiom'
enc SPOKE caimiy ana looked him full
III tNe lace as she conciuded.
Neiiie mason In heavens name,
wnat no you mean:
an speah piainer'
"a SSt ;hs' mocking smile passed
WI CRIT r"n oro a' ,nn ;odtures. l..
so;d "' '0U "i' " '""i' i'u "o'iah' liz
'" ..tnd votId ,oro othou .ho
husband for him ! never " love e1an and ny
spoke falsely at the altar when | said
that | did. He might have won INV
heart in time, had he been other than
he is, but | did not then know yOur
noble, self-sacrifcing heart" She
paused abruptly.
"Shall | visit Henry Masop?, she
asked presently.
YES" was the quiet answer. as the
man walked to the other end of the
room.
called at the house again, and was in.
Termed that the Young wife wauId 90
with him to the prison..
twas ten &C ock when the old gen.
tlcman and his companion reached the
drcary place.
The jailcr took them along the cor
ridor to cell No. T., and opened the
narrow grating with the remark that
No. II was not feeling very well; he
had eaten no breakfast,
Upon entering the cell, the prisoner
was found lying on rude straw pal
let, his face turned toward the door
y smile lit up his countcnancc as the
two visitors came up to his bed side.
Thank God. YOU are both here" he
said, NOW can die happy"
..n;o, r,aro,, o,hI..i th,,
..Thov co.,, e., '.a,,,. 49,. WV oiu nan .
to.Jay yaII haro.s hasLat ~ 'u I'M
cac;eS fl xed nm bv Tho D moSt h %, ueii
woman in Tho pc;t;, do 01 Lai Eoau III u u,
thow A. 80
will. ~ " W." 0'' "pp''''' "o'"'"s
UYes Henry so;d his w;fo nI.,.
antIy land oh that m e,iort II c"st
herr Eyes, Henry, you must cat some.
thing at once. II wont do to 90 hun.
CRY,
The prisoner shook his head
sadly.
My boy" said Mr.. Mason. in q
trembling voice, and the tears came
into his ewes. 81 am sorry wa, so
hasty, for begin to think you may
have had a fearful temptation to over
come, and scarcely strong enough
to bear it. | do not mean to say that
you were at all right in doing what
you did, but only desire to let you
know that ought to have given you
fair chance to return what you pill
fered, and live to repent without beng
branded as th,ef by your own guar
= an. my ~, ,oi hS Uai smee. o, ",ie a1So
,''', nv 80. ~ eaoeu ~
eve; of the world"
These words seemed tn have no eTcct
whatever.
lie law in the same nos;t;on an |
hardly moved as he beckoned Nellie
nearer.
"Trll him he reed sav no moren be
uuttered IN her ear as she bent besid :.
Ia, na,Ict II am brvond feeling"
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