Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-11-30

was accustomed TO repeat the contents
of those letters to her, occasionally
reading one aloud to her throughout.
She never asked to see them herself,
though often her heart ached for
sight of the words that his hand had
traced.
After a time the letters began to
breathe spirit of content, then wo-
mans name crept into them, and then
it was not long ere Colonl Tracy in.
formed his ward that Philip was mar
ried.
1t was terrible blow to Marguerite,
whose love for the bright handsome fel-
low was only less strong and intense
than her indomiiablc pride. She could
have recalled Ii m, but she would not
though her heart longcd continually
for his res nee. Now it seemed he
had tEl0 one, trucr woman than
hcrsch II must bc-who loved him and
scomed to sacrifice her happiness and
his for his brothers crime.
But it was too late now TO think of
what might have been, so she kept on
in her round of social gayeties, trying
nromJcr brorinr ~ moro briIiiontir'
smilinr foco thnSS' oF oiJ
All now sLo lonrnod sor,o,h;r.
which she had never before suspected.
Col. Tracey loved her, and laid heart
nossionoto o,,Jo. ar ,omno mom
Nornmorito ros ,,,,,rl,. .,,,ss,,.isnI sWHiI Shn
b,J NO Ioro Gov 'I Lin ~, nmi ,,, Sn 'oruSnJ @
HIM os w rcn,I, NC sho % could h. ' '''o'
put tIo InL.o of ,Lo n,iJ,IIo- -,ood r,or
of thc worIJ ,y,s not ,n hn Jism7issrJ ns
oos;Iv nc tLo ,.ou,l, ,yl,nsn ,r;Jn f,rhoJo
hin, 70 osi, tv,;no o'' ''''' - ''"' i'' ''''''o
Shn L;I III rnt lnro hin, L,, sb. or,o.
,oimnJ rosnnn,frI ,V ano"t;on % & fo. liz,
oJJcJ I" whicb wa. thc trowlndgn so
Gnttorino, to Lnr nrido that ont G5f ,j,o
"hoIa worII fniI r. t% fa;r ,'on,on NV "'I ho " tho M
%amJson,n s aI,i,,roJ M ''' mo "o sno;ot, @ ,
sbm"IJ Lovo nbnson hcr 4, Ionn;h
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pi;l,;,' ,,',,,,,, 's ~, a ,IoI i;sa
hi'''p o""t"oou Ao"iS' clou''Iu lilo'
anu wear thal slalhcu, rclcclcu name
OF MS she would De II lar happier wo'
man
1t was IN the second year 9l her mar
rage lhat Sne ana hrr husband mace
thc tour OF Europe ihey nad VISITED
many oi the principal cities; MIS- Tracy
had been presented at court, ana was
as much admired as ller proud ana de-
voted husband could possibly aeslrei
ana now they were sailing down the
Danube.
ihey had passed many picturesque
villages ana ancient RUNS on the shores
OF that grand ana stored rlVcr' ana
were nearing LihZ' celcDrated ior thc
lovellnesS olils SITUATION ana thc beauty
OF I'S women, Whch NlarSueriVc shv om m
ll't uccH 9l ',c ''raii,e', "PIrt iioln "ll
o'''i', ,''''i.S '%"S " 'i''o ,iI \, J''i,S
sn iot l,iu :" nu,' ai,o la" uoos'''I uam nv.
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,Nr''i Li'o "olHS i ,a,,,j W. o oo III "a;I
n"oN W noi' ,J q, ',L I, ,"'o NV oiL rio '"
,nS IL "i,t @ ,' iooEu, ,,, "o"" ~ '"' S'''''''''
o'''0 wi IT, ,no y[,W Tnr',", ,h,, ,b, i; limo
" Ipon V' tLe Danube JAM Riycr. m '"''
Uow s,r,ngn that this sbouI1 he =
mnnnIit ni~ht in limo and that shc
herself shnnlJ bn .,unon thc Douuhc
Riror', ,1 ''' '' "
While bcr whole mind and heart
wcro hack unon tbot ncvor-to.bc. for
go,tcr nvcninr n dark shadow came he
Iwoon bnr nSSI thc moonlight She
oIoncoL nm involrntoril,. onJ horbcort
sim"st rs" coasnd o its throbbin% s,' Tberc hc.
Snro lObo bor stood tbc hnro of bcr thougbts :
phiIin Sontwood" "lool;irg down mon
hon bro tbinr ebo LoJ timo IN noticn
"s % ho comc fow,rd berNhis nrouJ fair
focn lonl,ing olmost storm in ihc moon.
ii%ht @ Tho oIJ.foShioncj love- was in his
oTos Em' ' " y " ~
20. 'o., .,.u...,,.,.,,,... u,ul,,I ,,;,1,,
ohe instant ll ner hcarI 'hrillcu I N MllulS
as sne saw NJ .ncn; Us NJ @ c''iiie ncurGr, s,,;
InerG was tcrrloIc no'sc, ah "Miu
shocki tncn names were ISSUING iron iron
the steamer anu llith, Wo.iG, aIu i;.. cni,
ureh were were sInsIgIllls ior 'hcir i''cS IL
'hG waters Oh 'I,C Dahupc. , ,.,.,
w men nlrs' ilncl oPcncu iGl cyeS
aiter inc llrs' stunning J1r o! the cA'
pIoSloh' she n, Iolliiu W., hersell claSpcu u
the arms OF fhllIP oanlwoou' VINO wa'
makinS herolc eh0rls 10 save ner. g.
"oh, Ihlllp' she crlGn, WIN ner MS
breath, where IS my hLSDanuF Ah'
anu your wiie' 100 we must no
, forget thcm; !, OIL, A. .,,
p, MY wlie! ohe saw Iho asIolish is
ment IN ms eyes even IN that aread1l
moment 81 never hau Wiie' Mar
! guerite. Dld he tell you so''
YES she answered.
And theh' as tne treachery OF ne
husband scheme to wln her love IRON
Philip flashed IKE lightning INTO ne
+. mind, she regretted with all the loyait,
of true if not a loving wife that sh
D had betrayed 1t to his rival
-, save Mm-oh' save nm hrSt
Phlllp!' she pleaded, anXiously.
1NYOll are n woman. MnrUuprltp-tn