The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

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you had endured tflnfes ! fmmomborl
Brncr wrote md about II NJ the time,
bat ut The time Instead II plying you,
wa. | am afraid. haHlenlng my heart,
and cprsing your sister
A little uuipk sob broke from MAhelln
~ she tied IA draw her hand away, but
could not, and PHILIP went on.
"And II IL you who suiior stu You
are 80 constituted, suppose All the
conscl %onllousncss u your family was
bestowed upon YOU, aud you have too
much ~ v, and others have too little
And YOU Imagine me nursing anger IN
my heart against you. cherlshlng envy,
hatred and malice al these years. ]
must say you have NJ nearly NJ posi-
bic succeeded In Offending me. II
shows me that ! must have behaved
nbominnbly IN my first moments OF dis
nlusionlsm Tor you 10 have thought thus
Of me.
OF course, by this time Mabello was
dissolved IN tears. with Dr. johnson by
her side IN an attitude Of profound
melancholy, his head aud ears dropping
with n d%olorous curve. She managed
To say, however
"And you mean that you have quite,
quite got over forgiven. | mean that
"
"lnever loved your sister for one mo.
mcnl, after ! found she had lied 10 me-
he said, IN u voice whose hardness dried
Mabellc's tears like magic. ION th,
contrary. ] hated her with AN nnreason.
ing. contcmptuous hatred a bad feel.
ing for, after all, she was made so.
What cnragcd me was that ! could not,
with my love for her, shake oil lis cf
fccts upon my mind and character.
That was impossible. My love for heI
had made mo soft, | suppose, and hcl
deceit made me hard and hard aud
rough | shall remain all my life In consc'
qucncc. No doubt you know. Mis-
Fairfax. that there Is said TO be n tide
In the affairs OF men and there il also
generally. speaking, a time when Tho
stun OF which q man Is made hardeni
Into shape, and no after-cyents can do
more than somewhat modify the cor
ncrs and outlines Of that shape. Moth
ing short OF smashing him to pieces
making an end Of him can do more
When your sister lifted me forgive thu
word nm apt 10 speak rather too
plainly for tho ears OF young ladies.
know
"jut not for those Of women who no
spcct tho TRUTH interposed Mabclle
decisiyely, though In n smothered voice
|, NO: that Is well said. You ar,
, like Grace, | soc. and prefer straight
! forward expressions. Well, when YOU
sister lifted me. the stuff | Was mad,
Of took a very rough, marrcd sort o
/ shane; n got "A twist. and nothing On,
ever make Il strnInht aipain, or turn IN,
! into an agreeable, or gentle, amiabl,
character. But Il did not make me NJ
/ utter brute, rs you seem TO think. ]
did not deprive mo Of the power TO dis
, tinguish between your sister, to whom
|, Truth wa n stranger, and you. I,
, whom she was tho dearest friend-'
"Oh, II you could ever forgive me
; IL have thought too much ~ IL I
was all the world 10 mel hated Il s.
: what she did; and | fanclcd Il wa
all the world to YOU. too
"wcll. YOU owe me some little repa
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