News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-15


! THRILLING NOI + STORY
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! me" I'HN lite extent Oh lis weakness.
Dut 'l9 woman Iove,t the man. ahd With
III hcfSe!t resolved thaf his reclamation
should he her duty. Lhat success must
/ crown her efforts she little doubted.
/ Autumn driftcd away, the crops had
been gathered IN and all the indications
pointed to an early and severe winter.
Rubes sPrees continued. No wind was
too cold. no snow too deep to keep him
from W"shIun S, not distant tavern.
Ole evening III the latter part ot De
. cember ne took down ms IeSgInSs and
gun from the pegs Where they hung aud
was preparing to go ont. Aate went to
MIN anu 9;'-";
''Euge, you must not leave me to- /
night. Give in to NE this time and stay
at home
am oiLIS eol-t2 i''L Il i''''ll'' i''
s.No, you are going to WashhUrn's. |
Tonight YOU viii, You must Grauty me
] am afraid to remain here alone.
'Atrmd? he answered. '2''eL Il l,.iii7
as fear was almost Ulih---0" L ~ 49,
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que o'','i ~ ~ La,. cI,o.,. finish.
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"7.-'S NV IL, 4I,o ,,-i,,+a,
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- -. Ia +I,,.e souIs instead of two.
, Woo STRANGER had come in the night
l,;.,1,4 o,-o,1 I,,I,- oirI Her weak CRY
d us - A. l,ot+,, mart of III,
husbands nature, and his wife looked OF
WIFI, a newborn confidence in her face
After a week, when Kate was able to 81
-, Puba wen; TO relate the happy even
70 his craDd-parvnts. 1t was the frs
time he had visited them for months
Verv carly in the morning he started
ami when the afternoon shadows hega
70 Ianufben Kate looked out eagerly fo
q his return. 1t was toward daybrca
L when he appeared. his hands and fee
almost frozen. and his senses stupctio
Inv Iiouor. The wife's new hopes wei
destined 70 be short lived. Freshl,
l. made promises marked the morrow, b1
"a DAYS went by only to see them unlU
filed. Now there was new toItnr
)T Rube had forsaken Washburn 5, Z"
made his visits to Pineviile instead, whe
)S Kate's father and mother lived. 1t W
almost more than the womn's natu
could bear to know that her paren
were the frequent witnesses Of her hU
1ond,s DISGRACE. This was a sort
49, p,ino which she could not and would n
u lone brook.
II little Kate, the baby, was mon
old 70 n dav when Rubc made prepal
s. tiors one morning for a trip to Pineyil
Kn+o Looked ON silently for few Il
at ,cnts and then said.
..Wbcre are Won going?'
" coil, f., PinevirIc."
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&c, ,,T ''.'' aI,,,,+ sor,o ,,owder and stuI
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l'.I' .-,-itI, worthless conn
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abandon a n''''lt "''lo'' -l,'., 1.r',,-,1,tn,
both. MY ple''liLs9 ii', .