The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

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ITS sorry I Am Ia bother you. Mn.
bot Teddy poof boy, iould me- 10 gcl
him d decent lawyer and u camu Ia me,
know n that you wofo In the law that
T You might be- abin 30 tell mo whnrc IA
lind one II ono j. 10 ho found fof ~,
likes Of uaN
TEDDY soni your said Maurice, r..
llpved and yet somehow dissatisfied.
A ter tho first p%loasurable surprise Of
sight o his old friend there occurred 4
suspicion that she might Q Tho bearer
NJ 4 mes age rom Lucy, for he knew
that she was serving The proud beauty
Who Ind oncs been hs simple sweet.
heart. II was y relic 10 know that hi.
strength was no, 10 be- still iurthef
tested by n communi q ion Of any Kind
directly from her And yet Il might
have afforded him some comfort q
know that he had not lc0n W utterly
deceived In tho character Of Lucy n
the conduct OF Miss Cuthbert forced
him 10 holieEe. IL might hare been 4
consolation hereafter 10 know that Il
such 4 crisis IN her Il 9 As the one nov
iRst approaching. she had stdl the
grace TO give a kindly thought to thu
mia she bad confessed. ever in hel
frenzy Of Indignation. that she had onc'
loved.
No, II was better rs u was q kint
word now would have hllcd his after
life with vain regrets. lie dismissed al
thought Of her. and concentrated biz
mind on Mrs O'Bryan's affairs.
1oYes. sir. Teddy Il was that sent
me |" wen, on the poor woman. with
suppressed sobs IN her voice, and tn,
face which used 10 b. agiow with roo,
humor expressing much perturbation.
"Sit down AN tell me what has hap
prncd that you require the aid Of a law
yer. i see yon are In mo rning; doe
that mean you are n widowp'
ut does. sir. Dan went 10 glory
rest his sowl- more than q year ago
an ever since Eve been with our dar
I'm nj -"
IL understand. Tell me about you
son" Mrs. 0'Bryan was taken abaci
by tho interruption, and the suddei
GOODNESS of his manner. "a
Haven't you heard. sir, about tn
constable that was murdered the nigh
before lmtP'
"You mean what Is called tho Penial
outrage, when tho police were arrestin,
two men In ClcrkcnwollP"
That's IL, an'-oh the black sham,
on theml-tboy'vo taken my poor boz
and say he done H."
Here she gave one big sob. aud drew
her hand across her mouth as II to stii,
Utlier sounds OF grieL
This Is q serious business, Mrs
OBryan," said Maurice, grayely, Fan,
hope your o will be able TO c'ea
himself Of tho charge. hope he hadnl
hand In tho natter"
mo hand in tho world. I'll 20 bail
The boy Is as innocent as myself"
81 trust II may be snh
"Surc you don't misbollcve him. Mr.
EsmondV she cried. anNiously.
II would not Ike 10 say that, but
am not surprised athis being implicated
In the affair for you Know, Mrs
0'Hryan, Teddy was proud Of hi
patriotism, and took no care 10 guar
The expression Of his opinions regardin,
the Government OF Ireland"
'Ochono. it's them opinions that
again him. What was opinions invent
ed for but to bring decent people int
troubled"
GLOW did he get into tho scrapop''
''Ho wasn't In Il nj nil. sir This I
how Il comes about We went ava,
from Camberwoll when our darlin' wa
took from us, and sailed TO America
Teddy oon got In among the patriot
there, and was to be sent TO ireland 70
something or other. Then the oul,
man took q longing 10 see home again
an w all went back together. The
Dan was seized with fever alter landln
IN Cork. and went or afore We knew h
was sick. a'most. About the same tim
our darlin' wanted me, and Teddy wa
left to hissclf entirely"
THAT was unfortunate.n
True for you. sir. lie gave u
omsrs-a black day tot him, poor DO,
1 Then he put kaown IN tho nn,f,. a. ~
OF the patriots an now. when hi
dirty Job Is done. one BLACKBOARD swear
he seen Teddy on the spot with a rc
volver In his lodgin', and that's al
they have again him"
'But Low can you know this Is ALP
because the boy was miles bcyon,