The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

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"Can wa tel ~ 2hsrr Mr. Marquis
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The s;ulsrs thrrw A s'rpak a. car
: mine into an anher cloud. and thcr
looked ~.
"Hc might bs foand at Riyeron. per
i hapS lie takes the one O'Clock trail
there. "
A AZ Rivcrton' faunt knew the name
I Hts mind Instantly connected that trag
cdy II the pas. which had occurrc,
Their with a possibility of the present
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ter 70 one, hardly time to catch N,
train. but he left the studio with n rush
hailed a passing cab, and was driven /,
the depot. reaching II Just In time.
o. II was Eve 'sock of the same day
4 and . dismal Marun afternoon. Their
had been a drilling rain falling unit
an hour $50. and the leaden sky prom
Il iscd more % come; the straight roa,
which lei into the littlc town was In
horrible stats 10 contemplate. A thil
a yellow ooze 81 mud and water hllcd N,
d roadway. and the ioot.path was %scarucl.
better.
Not n creature was visible as far n
n she could sec, when Miss French cam
out Of the school-house and locked IN
r door behind her She hal stald 4
make out her monthly report after dis
missing her pupils, and the early shade
A werc ALREADY gathering as she starieI
upon her walk Ia the village. Straigh
II on through wet aud slop. for there wa
no avoiding the frequent mud.puddlc
A In the path, until she came TO tho it'll
cemetery. turning there 10 make he
a daily pilgrimage Ia that lonely groy
4 within.
Lonely and Isolated still. Mrs
a Ollphant had been laid NJ rcsl bcsld
the husband whose name she bore. Le
A had come forward aud insisted upo
ie bearing the expense u the funera
NJ With all honors. therefore. dust hA
been committed 10 dust. and a cost
monument was raised above the tw
/. whom death had reunited
i Lev would have kept Dana II N
q. could. She used all her powers of pei
A suasion TO that end. hut Dana would n,
be- persuaded. IL was better to worl
better to drown grief In the weary trrac
In mill which left her M time for IL u
m diligence, ~ she had come back /
Mverion and taken up her task. an
Al life looked very long before her.
m II need not have seemed either !
long or so lonely. There was one VIII
A. was rady Ia take every burden upo
b. hlmselfi that one. II course. Gor1o
Vi Marquis. II was II Gordon Marqn
ie that Dana was thinking rs she stoo
ie under the weeping elms. She had
"a little note from him In her pocket. N
Vi mercsi line 10 tell her that be- would b
In kiyerton that evening. and perhat
ne u was this fact n much A. the MONTH
Il report which had caused Dana 10 hinge
There had been no recurrence Of low,
he making on his part. she had hop,
there would be none, but a thrill Of con
Il. junction went home Ia her as she a,
.icipa,cd the GRAND which was bringin
m him now.
m Il ought 20 have told him. - she mu
10 INJURED. half alosri.
a Told him whatP' asked a voice
be her side. III the person referred
n should by any chance he myself. sui
n. pose you tell him now
Il The sodden ground had derpcncd n
sound of his footsteps. bat Gordon Ma
N. quls himself stood therr, smiling rnih,