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dctosiahln hustrl BE- your unrlo'H hoIr 10
viii hc your uwu fault
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angry push towards thH couple iu tho
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clio, hut hu fci about 10 iu such uu
awkward m1HHer, md got tirri T1
soon, that TO- never made any progress
iu %suppllntiug Gust"l Half An hour Z
conversation with lhc poor Invalid wa.
mnrc than BE- could pat up with, and
be- was glad Ia rush away ~ the FIRST
opportunity to the buor cellars. whore
tho studrnts spent lhoir tiua ia gam
bling aud drinking know the whole
family history how Lusiul htl been
beaten and yrunni1ci over by J,cob
and Peter when ho received sweet
meats and TOYS from hi, uncle To- bis
childish days aud how now that he
was too old % br beaten, they showed
their hatred and jealousy quito ~
plainly, though IN a different way.
" SAW more than liked 81 soc ont
OF my window, or while walking in my
garden, md Herman Wa wont 10 com
plain u Peter anl praise uu,trl 20 me
always end NJ with his intention OF
making The latter his heir
"Ihcrc was something very like muir
der In old jacobs eve. when he saw
hi. brother and nephew together. At
such times | tromb,pd Tor my neigh
bDrs. so rich, but 80 litilo NJ ease or
content.
AT length Herman dicl. llo had
not boon able to leave his room for
some months before his death. and
there Gustel hal attended, him with tho
greatest tenderness.
''lhe funeral was over and tho will
read. What was our surprise 10 hear
that Il was made IN favor of Peter. not
~ Gutol. shall not linycr over what
Is 80 well known to every townsman OF
Gottlngcn. No need 10 toll how the
Universal suspicion " foul play gnincl
ground. or how suspicious circum.
stances came ornnplny up by dcrrces.
until at last Jacob Wintorworb stood
his trial on tho CHARGE oi having emsp,
the name oi Gustel and Inserted TINT If
Peter. aud has bcnu acquitted. In tn.
.lyht of man no is npw virtually spit.
lose how stands lac In the tirht oft'oIp
Il is this question tina, troubles me. fai
can NOT bclipvc him innocent lugy
inr all / know. vet II ruf,y. how cam,
Matthew. and t5lkshan,.u io~ s,,nr fla,
thew witnessed Tho druw;pg ant ami
siyn'ng OF the will. Cnn Jacob hay,
/. bribed them Ia narIur, thom.ciy.s ,Is,.