The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

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model Of consistency and stability !
suppose this Is ~ punish me, Laura
thinks ! am punished, TOO. Pshaw'
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rs will laugh nj the idea that Marion
has been raised over my head. and VIII
pity Tor rejoice I'M my disappointment.
II II calling for II mundane soul like
mine, but | will answer II In the only
why Ia which II can be- answered. must
take my place, and she must be married
from my house, rs II she were my dear
est friend
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IN this resolution. II pleased her 10
think Of acting with Portable mag.
nilconcc Of rcpaying 'tho petty debit
thrice over, Of henping Goals Of fire
upon the heads ~ those who sought "a
put her 10 confusion. For she knew
, that Miss Pcrciyal. though 20 studlousll
grateful. trumphcd. and %triumphcd
with II great Joy. She knew thai
Maurice BIddulph allowed Miss PEREZ
val TO triumph, allowed her to imagin,
that she had won him from Margaret
secure that the latter would never, IN
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a. that she had refused him and laughcC
ut him Ia boot,
II Wa here that Margarct's chivalry
came out. II WAS her ability 10 act II
this manner which Tom Perez vngurl,
meant when he said that Margarc
. could not sneak" She was furlou
nj the false position IN which she foun'
4 herself. but TO write To Laura and say
: "Hc silent. for the man you think lhay,
, lost | refused TO tako;' 10 send n nav
q epistlo to Miss Pcrciyal. limiting iha
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y always as he seems now-to do thes
4 things never entered her head. Sh
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! Ing the right cheek when the left hn
: been smitien. Simply, she revenge
I herself In n different manner from TIN
which would recommend itself to man
u women.
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right hand, was now completely hidde
by the gathering dusk, and by u thic
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Ia inhabitants. Rain.drops were fhl
ID ing. The wind lifted its voice now an
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was ut hand, aud IL bchooycd her II
N stantly to rctrace her steps unless II
wished TO 10 overtaken by mirk mig
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:, no umbrella, aud n long. dark, TIVE,
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Ing sideways from the northeast. Ben,
nj Ing her head, and with hor cloak lu
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n, ward. and ms the wind was nearly In h
y. teeth she heard no sounds behind he
ID and was unconscious that any one vi
" near. until = horses hooi paused abs
81 lutcly beside her. and Louis Baldwin
cE voice said
"Miss Pcrclyal. YOU take n constit
mr. tlonal with the same energy that cha
- ncterizcs all tho rest Of your proccc
lngs."
4. She raised her face. startled. but sol
nj Der still with the thoughts that filed h
n. mind. and said;
Ile Good evening" The storm Is ups
be me. YOU see. hut don't lot me kel
=, you. Ride on. pray =.