The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

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h,bcIle said nothing lW ier cheek
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get Mics ihiray did speak. saving
u hste seen both Mr. Massey and
his sister 70 past our lJd ings sewers,
unc..
well. let ~ go and find his sister,
said Thckla ''Shall we q into tho
drawing room. Or Oh, Mrs Lre''
She advanced 20 receive y batch u
fresh ariva.s, ani Philip found himself
alone with the Misses Fairfax.
Have you lost any more books since
] last -aw y0u2' was the only thing
Philip could think VI rs an opening re-
mark.
~ nu'' snld Mabelle, laughing. at
was Mr.. Massey, Angela. who carried
my books for me that day-dont you
rememhcr!'
II think --" began Angela, when
Louise, the youngest daughter of the
house u Bcrghaus, came rushing up,
and claimed Matellc with much jubiln.
ton as her own. They vanished, and
Thekla was still receiving new arrivals.
"shall ! take you into the drawing.
roomP" asked Philip, Offering his arm
b. Miss Fairfax.
a smile, melancholy, Int very sweet,
crossed her face. NJ She said. ra' sing
her eyes In mn appealing manner which
led n 10 think ''llow beautiful! aud
how helpless
Thanks. II YOU do not mind"
Tie Rnswp r, after the appealing look,
might have struck n cavalier ~ M
what tame, but Philip only saw tho
magic OF her eyes. and heard the pa.
thctic Boltness Of her voice.
They went into the drawing.room,
which was half full OF people.
do you know any one horcPn asked
Philip.
"Nut u creature, except the Berg.
hauscs. am a perfect stranger In lrk.
ford"
"And what Ito you think OF itP" he
Inquired again.
They were seated now on a scttec In q
corner Miss Fairfax shook her head,
with the same melancholy. Lcwildcring
smile, and raised her eve again SLOWLY.
rs she said, with u sigh:
II do not like II. | must try 10 got
accustomed TO II. us II will most likely
be my home Tor the rest of ms life. and
have heard that II l. not wise TO quar-.
rel with ones bread aud bultor-oroy even
with ones dry crusts.n she added In no
undcrtone.
''Ihc rest Of Your lifc?' echoed
Philip. immed atcly dccld ny that sho
was engaged to some fellow whose bust.
ness was AZ lrkford.
WHY had he not thought before Of
such m obvious possibility
YES tho rest Of my lie. After mis-.
fortune such % | have gone through,
the mercs, shelter seems like q palace,
and one clings TO 4. and fears to lose H.
Philip looked ai her with respectful
sympathy on hearing these mystic
words. his curiosity, bis admiral on and
COMMUNICATION ali On fro. lie was
quite unconscious that he va, gazing at