The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-22

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Margaret wss silent Mr. %lascolles
sent ~, after = fansoi "Y0a vii nat
ufhllY nndefsiand that ms only hoy,
ihe laa bpy heFs leii i sefy precious
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'Ye.. Indeed"
mot onlg that hui much haug. IN
III. lie H. i The only heir b nj. faith
ar nam md property, lfest hopes
hang NON hlw, and hr i grieyousIy
anilftei."
Hhe paused. anguish in her voice.
Margaret attention Wa almost bfeatll.
ltas.
ia hr7 llow7r the asked
when he waA q mere haby a c~afrles4
nurse LEI him fall over he bridge NJ The
bottom " tie garden. yander' She
pointed ~ whera The gray stone bridge
spHuBed the stream sEIe escaped
drowning int h. III upon ihe 70 la.
and va. yors much injured lie ha.
tHea a sufferer, IN mlnd and body. evei
since. Al, somsiimes ! bel how
wrong am In wishing 10 kccp him
For we have narsed him hni helped
him through his peril for WHAT
But howl Haw DO you meanF''
askel Margaret, thinking u the yagp
chill She hal trlt NJ she drove up " 10,
house that afternoon.
He las maered from hip 4 asas'
over since -
Poor Little lellaal"
'sBui tia, would ~ compsraliyel,
ea.y for Ne. and ior him. Il Acr wcr
nothing clse. There are uWes when b,
suffers - strangely. mentally whrn b,
has such terrible and iuetplicablc IT
a ~ that th.twe q rearceiy helief,
him 10 be quite SAM quite Ike other.
Liko other. no. that b. never viii b.
my poor boy exclaimed the mother
With almost q CRY Il pain In her voice
"And yet when be- 4 a little better. b,
4 10 bright. 80 clever. he ha, flashes .
light which are almost Ike genius Oh
Il ho wer but we'll, II he were In
welt II Nc were hpt free from thil
curse, this blight that hangs over him
what might be- bot bep How might ouI
lives BE- frightened. and what harplncs
his father and | might Vet know
And the doctor. do they give n,
hopcP' asked Margaret, awe struck, an,
softly.
I'VE have consulted many doctor
who hayc prescribed many remedies
none ~ which have been " the leas
avail. Now ,Ae never have any one bu
our old friend. Mr.. baldwin II h. cal
not rrleasc our boy from his suffering
be can relieve them he eau .ooihc anl
s%ympathixe, for he has o very kin'
heart
YES ! am ~ sorry for the poo
boz. But how does this bear upon m.
duties7 do not understand
"ln this way. Rupert temper Is s.
strange he has such fits Of moodincs
and Of moruseness. and u sudden, lncS
plicable aversion 10 people. that none u
the ladies We have had here bcfor
would stay. am not surprised. ca
no, expect strangers 10 bear with tn
things that a mother gets accustonieI
to, and then, | know that he loves m,
lon shall see Rupert to-morrow. an
. converse with him Then sou must te'
, me the honest truth II you object I
4, taking charge Of him ! shall not have
word 10 say. You shall not be pres-e
: Ia doIt. but | should be- glad II 20
would remain ~ Damarisi goycrncs,
= But II YOU 10 ct on with Rupert eve
II YOU felt that In lime you might b,
come better acquainted with him Il.
SUR you that when he does give his nj
/. iection, he Is most gentle and lovabl'
|. fou might
SPRAY pray do moi, speak In thi
l mannor!' cried Margaret, move,
: ''Snply. any woman should he Kind an
should have Patience with one Athlete
ns you describe him 10 be. | shout
, like 10 Try"
Z "You shall DO "a. think I almo.
1 feel that YOU will bc successful. 4,
: morrow will bring you 10 hin
!. and"
< Pardon me. but ! should think Il
:. favor II YOU would allow me 10 mai
j. acquaintance with him alone. sha
I, he able better 4 cnme to nm unlcrsiani
Ing with him. Indeed. you need n,
!. IN s,rusi me-
g "Be Il sou said Mrs. L.asncllr.. AT,
a pause. 81 have never rrpcsrd sur
y confidence IN AN, one befora. Lnl ,o,
. face inspire. me- with trust"
I She looked GRATEFUL, at Maryar
|, whose eyes sank. a, ,he fclt An inca.
y sense of confusion and e~mbarrassmenI
\ Mrs. Lasccllcs went ON discourinc 4.