The Panola weekly star., 1883-09-08

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HIsln unaIis ~ felah him" Reflected
Alexlh, ahai Il II dufft ihffs's ~ helt
IN H. | can't aslAh ~ papaf 1heffl
ons emi0fl, " ! don't mahe him aapli
uIaie on slgh, i'm No worse N than bo
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Ilal me IgnmnIny n sinh m appear
Anea " thli Tho hoIpleaaness n he
preAeni State, waro u1 part n Ml#
| hnsiou's plans How long II t1Ol
them 10 deoido her iale shn Thought
In reality, iwb minutes had hnflll
elapsed before Mf Quest WIS bach
With Tho hall porter ~ assist him In con
vrylng the young lady within, Mr.
OlIphani stood IN The hall whorg he Nm,
conducted hla interview with Harmon
Quest y tall, rubicund gentleman, Wit
relieved the lecturer ~ hia part ~ ihi
burden, and carried the helpless younl
lady to chair In the drawing room.
40 this u my niece, u itP' ho said
good.humoredly. "And This IA the wal
she takes ~ by storml Dana. my dear
your cousin Alesin Aledn, your aun
Rose am indebted W you. Hr, ~
The trouble you hayo taken Can I =
that IA, u ! can be- of any service In rc
turn -"
Thanks, you can do mo favor, Mr.
Ollphnnt," promptly responded Mr.
Quest, while the other wns hcsiinilng
finding u m awkward thing 10 ole
money for the kindness rendered b,
this gentleman IN Aecdy clothes. /"
will do myself tho pleasure Of calling
upon you In regard TO h nj some NOR
favorable time, u you Ike. Shall w
say In the mDrnlngpn
"In The morning at ten,n agreed Mr.
Ollphani, and M he said H. the lecturer
looking beyond him through the opel
doors, had his first full view Of Mrs
Ollphant.
Few people ever saw this lady with
out finding some strange aud subtle NJ
traction In her still lovely face, but /
Ind nm unprecedented effect upon IIar
mon Quest.
Ills Jaw fell, his eyes bnlgcd. his hall
fairly bristled upon his head No Cor
CONS stare could have trnnslxcd hin
more completely than did the trnnsien
glance Of her dark, deep eyes II Mr.
killuth had found the embodiment o
m old memory In Dana. Harmon Ques
had found ghost in Power OlIphantl
wife.
The Hsionlshed look Of his hos
brought him back TO himself. II,
muitercd an excuse and departed
walking away when he gnlno,
the street as II the hcnds were altc
him, but coming suddenly 10 n full stoI
In the middle Of a crowded thorough
fare.
"It's hcr." he said TO himself. con
ylnclngly. "l'd know her among Tel
thousand, altered as she Is. And III
find her out Ill get ut tho bottom o
this mystery--for there Is mystery
II | live six months. Who was Il Mis-
Alexia said her uncle had married, now
Miss Rose Sangerford. Well, Mis-
Rose Sangeriord that wns will fin,
reason. think, TO remember mo"