The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-06

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which rhhrd unhapIHly.N
II vas evident iial Madame FarTbig.
ion was III slle daik rxASilng That mat
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W enlixi,ien her 1I II ilill ylr
allrneIl, rather that ~ <lH<k = NJ.
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"And no wonder II was not Mad.
siue .fnningioiii speaking no~ Miss
Power had drawn near In time H. eaL'h
The last words. "Iio'weeos y ruined
complexion and golden dyc. and being
three inches taller than when she went
away, she " changed out ~ MI telling
She must have a liver complaint. | sup.
pose, IA have turned hnr - yellow, or
perhaps twas yellow feycritsclf They
did have II awiully In the West Indies
that year after Power was married"
"ln The Wet lndicdn y
In iInyanh. I'm vcry snrr somr
thing unpleasant occurred there, fpf
Rose cunt be- brought lo speak IT thu
time, and when ! asked Power nboul Il,
b. positively turned pale. "A leila. be-
sad, Miss Powers voice grew mascii
lin and draInflc. Shr bal power ~
nfpllrry wlifrh could bf tnndo very ~
fctlye1 eAlirla, u could blot out the
hG pat 1 was cur b. Cuba from my
memory would gladly do 50, You
will oblige me by never referring 10 this
subject ngninP Now, Mr.. killulh, Ma
dame Harrington. what do you suppose
could have happened o. them thcrc3'
A. Wild, startling idea flashed for one
instant into Mr.. Killhths mind; the
neat he dismissed II, but II REQUIRED
again when the lndlcs moved away and
'he-was lcfl for n moment. aionr.
-E'sheis enough like her, hc NUT
tered, hnlf.nloud.
"Who Is enough like who, my dear
fellow? Are you dreaming of your first
love. and dbcs Miss Alicia resent IT, hrr7
Doe, sho,wanl TO take YOU captive thai
you have such n 'fightc'd c'c'p"
"lt am Inclined Ia bc frightened NJ
any one Il Is not mt Alieia. Latrt,o
with conviction, "Nirt Oilphant j. no
lnorc like Rose Sangcrford than nm.
She Is che very picture u what Mignon
Almoni might haya become u she had
lived, aud been worn upon by time aud
trouble and perhaps rcunrsr. saw
,hat whom ttnoI face io face with her
yesterday. For onc sulitatt imsta., .
thought u mds her, until remembered
that her hairwas black and this woman's
yellow. Whoever she may be-, she Is
nDt R'so sangcfford. II Il wrrr posi-.
BILE Ia believe | could swear that She Is
that arrh-sorrcrrss. In June hcrwlf'i
"liut u Is not possible Hack hair
do's not turn yellow, the grave does
not give ny Us dead"
at turns gray. rs Alicia more than
hlntcd Mrs. Oliphnnt's l.. Aud there
have been mistake. made lmposlurcsl
praciiced as rank ns that "
"And Alicia Power has talked yuu
lnto this said Luunt. angrily. II
hope to heaven, killuih. thst -you
haven't. between yon, imhurd the
madame with notion 81 absurd.
lnwarlly, be was resolved to put q
cheek ON Alicia Powers mischievous
tongue. II there was no other way Mr..
Oliphant must BE- told of her insinua.
lions against his wife. hut another way
uccnf1a,l before tie cvrnlnnWas over.
- II was after dlnnsr. anil ihepartyhad
bclakcn themselves toihc grounds Tle
grand pageant of glorious suns,'t
STRAINED out u the western SKY. ard
Mr. farringion. -lrolling away by as,-i
rludcd path for the solacc Of his nfle :.
dinner cigar found Miss Alicia In
gar'lrn-chnir, lettcr-ur what NJ.
reHr,,d tn be A Irttrr In Ler hsnd "a