The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-22
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 l,o;h gentlemen sprAns t: ,he instant. Mel Greg locked ,; Le;!l5e Wi,h eye> of grave leproaeh.
 etuCc ho~ o.ta YOU tormen, those poe. fellows s3 cruelty: Nou are d hcar,- :es, eqae,le II would se,te you rlsh; to Gle an old mad.
 D.da', yaa heaF wha; my shrivele,. old prophecies forelold. that no such Tw-t,i.t fa.c WIS r, s,cre for me :,,
 Hush - efaeula;ed Mercy. holding up ter finger IF a listening aitt;G (.
 For Ralph seymour, light and agile as a wild deer. had stopped over the dIzzy cliff and ,disensaGed the scarf from the bushes, where !, had been lodged by ,he September winds. and stood looking scornfully tuumphan; a; Nail. whose brow was purple with suppressed anger.
 "Give that scarf 10 me he said. in hoarse. stuffed accents. No hand but mine shall restore Ii to Lettuce"
 Wen See abou, that. was the alm. eoniemptuous reply.
 Vail Spsang forward ,o wresi the hsh; trophy from the other hand: al the same lnstan; Seymour stepped back a pace. There was q crash. rustic of tearing wines: the treacherous cliff gave way be- heath the unwonied weight. and Seymour fell. still srasplng the trall. Au,erins scarf fell down that dizzy height. with the hungry sea yawning underneath.
 Vail elasped his hands over his eyes with fam, ers. as If 10 shut out the sick horror ot his rivals white set face and Lettuce. ui,eFing wild shnek. that rang ;sc l;c 151>is ,.;;A.l .u,, >..,..., ness fell iainting to the ground.
 have killed him' have killed him ard would have given my own life for his ,''
 Sometimes in single momen, of the souls agony turns d curren, of being from Us warbling flow of sunshine io silence and darkness. lurking beneath hfe's saddest shades-so r was with Iet. tice Wynne
 ou are determined no, 10 marry Mir. Gardiner. Lettice Child. you'll certainly be an old maid ..'
 Hush. Mercy, There was bu, one man whom ever could have called my husband. and he is gone where there is age"
 But Lettice that happened so long ago-ten years this September. and-s She felt Lettice's forehead cyrov, eoya .<