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

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sight o Nj, ola iiisnd ihsv o. urrwl =
lnsp e on thai sbe might = the besrcf
NJ 4 mes aEu nom lucy. for he knew
that she was serving The proud beauty
who bad once been bis simple swcei
heart II wAsA rel . % lnor hat bis
strength wal nnl 10 h. still further
tested by a communal = lon Of any Kind
direcili rom her And yet u m rhi
have afforded him some comfort 10
know that he had not been 40 utterly
deceived In tho character OF Lucy a.
the conduct OF Miss Cuihhcr 'orccd
him 10 clio g II might have been q
consolato ON hereafter 10 know that In
such q crisis IA her II c AZ the me now
fast approaching. she hal still the
grace 10 give a kindly thought 10 the
man shc bad confessed. even In her
frenzy oil indignation, that she had once
loved
No. Il was better A. Il was, a Kind
word nov would have lied hs after.
life " N van regrets he dismissed oil
thought OF hct, and concentrated his
mind on Mrs UB1 AM affairs
" Yes. s.r. Teddy u was that sent
mr went on the poor woman with
suppressed sob' IN her voice, and tho
'lrr which used 90 be- aglow with good
humot cNprc.su much perturbation.
"Sit down an tell me Whist has hap.
prncd that you require the aid Of a law.
yer | see you are 10 mo rning; does
that mean you are q widow
III does. sir Dan went 10 glory
rest his sJwl-more than a year ago.
an ever since I've been with our dar.
lin at -"
II understand. Tell me about your
son Mrs. OBryan was taken aback
by the interruption, and the sudden
coldness Of his manner.
Haven you heard. sir. about the
constable that was murdered the night
before lastP'
"You mean whati Is cal cd tho fenian
outrage. whom the police we're arrcsting
two men in Clcrkcnwell7'
That's il, an'-oh the black shame
on theml--they've taken my poor boy
and say h. done H."
Here she gave one big sob, and drew
her hand across her mouth as Il to stifle
other sounds OF grief.
vpfbyhalss as. Is "A. a $: ..sa ioSs bsg,saI9gsssyS Mrs .rs
hope your son will be able TO Q ear
himself Of tho charge. | hope he hadn
hand In the matter"
mo hand In tho world. I'll 20 bail.
The boy Is as innocent rs myself"
81 trust II may DO So"
"Sure you don't misbcliove him. Mr..
EsmondlN she cried. anxiously.
I'll would not like 10 say that. but |
am not surprised athis being implicated
In the affair. for YOU Know, Mrs.
o. rynn, Teddy was proud OF his
patriotism. and took no care 10 guard
The expression OF his opinions regarding
the Government Of Ireland"
''Ochone. rs them opinions that's
again him. What was opinions invent
ed for but 10 bring decent people into
troubled"
''lIow did he &c, into the scrapeP'
"Hc wasn't in u nj all, sir. Tbs Is
how Il comes about We went away
from Cambsrwell when our darlln' was
took from US. and sailed TO America
Teddy soon got In among the patriots
there, and was TO be sent 70 Ireland for
something or other. Then the ould
man took \ longing 10 see home again,
an we all went back together. Then
Dan was 10 red with fever n ter landin'
In Cork. and went oil afore we knew he
was sick. n most About the same time
our darlin wanted me. and Teddy was
left 10 hlsself entirely
That was unfortunate"
True for you. sir. lie gave up
workln'. an gave all his time TO the
Cause-a black day for him, poor boy.
Then he got known 10 the police rs one
OF the patriots, an now. when this
dirty lob Is done. one BLACKBOARD swcars
he . Teddy on the spot with a re.
volser In his lodgin'. and that's all
they have again him"