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

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wcCh BE- A. the very last, before
<aunE. DanA took the necessary legal
step. ~hich put her In possession of the
m1acy her father hal left this by her
mother request. made In writing, nj a
tire when she did not expect TO see her
daughter again. Quest put in his
claim. and received the reward which
the trustees had offered for the discoy-
cry Of the heir. hut /, was n mere baga-
telle compared to the price which no
had received from Mrs. Oliphant.
Madame Harrington received tho
young pair very kindly. all things ron.
sidcned. To say that she approved Of
the marriage would be going too far;
the prejudice of a lifetime was not to be
removed In n moment, but she hid her
disapprobation and took Launt's wife in
her embrace, making the best Of what
could not be- helped. She would have
done more. had II been necessary. 10
have kept her hoy; she had nearly lost
; him and that lesson was enough to last
out her life.
"a Modern Gree was shown nj the
academy that year. The public was
, pleased with IL; the young artist was
advanced n step IN popular favor; orders
came to him IN increasing numbers. and
/, for the next three years Gordon Mar.
quis made rapid strides upon tho road
10 fame.
Al the end Of that time came a letter
, from Lex;
, NY DEAR DANA" II read "Dld you think
] had gone irreyOcably into the region Of old
maticnhoodf | began 20 have fears that such
was The cnso myself, but ! am going In fuI
douhlehlcssclncss aud domestic felicity al
last. Who Is the victim, do YOU aski An old
hhmc OF ynutA, my dear; quite y celebrates
4 person and the catch OF the season to-day
. and Isn't u wondcrfulf ! had quite q littl,
l%etir,sse for him myself, three years ago.
wonder II you suspected how madly Jealous
/. was, when ] refused to send YOUR iauncclol
: To YOU hccausc thought my uurdon Nante,
your Wei, us all past now, N I has takct
r MIN thucc years to yet o,er what he had near
" accomplished IN three months before. fol
he has told me that he had aiia,st made M IN
mind IT, marry me then, N I'd have him n
course, 70 otc., etc, on 10 the male. which wa
: an invitation TO the wedding.
: The wedding came of duly, n mos
: sumptuous affair. where the bride wa
! magnificent In brocadc and white roses
I aud the groom insignificant as he al
! ways Is on that most suspicious occa.
! sion Of his life.
Launt and Dana werc there. quite n
a happy rs In the first days II their post
! nuptlal bliss. aud with them came
!, small Launt Of the third generation. II
7. long white robes and bis nurses arms
And II anything can make a mar
look more idiotlc than a wedding, its
! "A circumstance " that kind saw
4 Gordon. and any lingering uncasinesi
which may have stirred in Lexis hear
n dies ou, ~ she looks up into his blue
! laughing eyes.
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