The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-24

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here hY rpe, and cords. hut yuu neei
not suppose that you Ia irra' me 10
% way with impunliY ana Il =
most tevengcful temperament send
YOUR lcitor Oh. by all means send your
letter There aw ever ~ MANY more
on lho hall iahle waiting 10 %. Put
yours with them. my dear and let Il 90
hrt / shall punish you for your an.
fricndlncss ycs, this very afternoon.
t0o.
Miss Mas.oys csc. ha,hoi rs she
rose. drawing herself up, and looking
rather supcrbly down upon her slighicr
and more gentle friend.
'Oh. Grarc,' began Mabollc. n
whose eyes tho tears had rushed,
how
But Grace hal swept out u tho room.
leaving behind her u general impression
81 dark eycs fashing wrathiully. " =
heighinei color, aud 4 malisn. disdain-
nj smile.
Mabcllc finished addressing her letter.
stamped il. and said TO herself. IN q re-
Elective nnderionei
IT'S OF no use. | am a little fool. |
suppose. since he never seems Ia notice
me. even: but II be were not reminded
OF something ~disagreeable by the very
sight Of me he would speak. | am sure
He i nc, harl-heartcd aud be has q
Kind word for everybody but me. It j.
very line for Grace 10 talk he would say
anything 20 please her l. II likely b,
would own that he wished | would gc'
away aud leave them alonc' Grsc,
will have to be angry II she Likes. bu.
nv letter must go"
With this she found herself. to hcl
" great surprise and ~displeasure. cry.
ing; but. quickly drying her tears, tool
up her broad hat aud her letter ant
went down stairs.
A. Grace bad said. there were seycra
letters on the table. and Mabcllc lait
hers vita the -est, and then took be.
way ont Of doors through the garden
and across the fields 10 the elf. Their,
10 IL and seek relief 10 her trouble,
feelings.
Il rally am m unlurky girl" sh,
meditaicd "Why was | here when b,
came homer | have been In u feyeI
ever since. He must think me u horri,
little intrusive thing 10 be in the way u
such a time; and he looks nj me 81
o.ldly aud abscnily. rs II no did not Sc,
me-jusi rs he might look at n hy OF
the window, OF n spider on the wall
lie has evidently quite forgotten how
very Kind he used once 81 be-. but ! havl
not hut even II | do deserve Il. | can
bear Il. Grace might be more consid
crate. When she comes and tower
yer me like she did just now. an,
flashes her great eyes upon me. sh'
looks 80 exactly Ike him that ! coul'
almost"
A rush past her Of some moving bodl
drew her attention 10 the form Of Dr
johnson. who. with an unscemly hast
very rArc with him. whirlcd by. arrest
ing himself By a backward spring jus
IN time 10 save himself from tcin,
dashed over the clin to certain death
and then transferred his attentions 4
her n II In q paroxysm OF affection.
my dear Or. Johnson" she had DO
gun. In the tone Of one who would rca
son with an impctuous person, "be
little less violent. or -"
LET him Aloncl He'll take care no
10 risk his precious life. lie is like hi
immortal namesakc, too fond Of III
good III 'ngs Of the kitchen TO prcma
iurcly cut himself of In his enioymcn
Of them said n voice behind her
voice which caused Mabclle 10 start via
lcntly and make u palpahlc moycmeu
OF dismay rs she bcheld Philip, alone
except for DIR. johnson. standing aboy
her. and looking down from wha
seemed TO Mabclle an immense height
for he stood upon n little knoll Of grass
and she was sitting In the bottom Of
small hollow between two ridges.
EDO | disturb youP" he asked. throw
ing away his cigar. And-was IL poss
blcP-scating himself beside her.
IN no; am not going 10 stay her
long" answered Mabelle, inward
wondering when adversely would ceas
10 pcrsccute her; wondering. too. Ell
morn. what strange chance had ser
Philip there.
mot stay long, You have onls jul
come, have youP' he asked. looking
her %inicntly, and with impcrturbabl
gravity.
"No well about -"
About three minutes" he iniel
posed; ''bccausc | saw you 90 Will
Grace was shaking me out OF my chaI
aud telling me To 70 after YOU"
"Tclling you To come alter me!
CALCULATED Mabclle. ON whose horrife
mind the truth now burst In Its entiret,
Grace had, indeed. put her scheme
revenge into operation with the promp
itudc and skill Of a great General
Yes, she has sent me after you.
said Philip, TRANQUILITY. while he rcstc
his chin ON ono hand and stroked bac
the z OF DIR. johnson with the othe
a process which caused that intelligel
animal 10 mt forth his tnnCtlo farth,
than ever. and 10 grin q hidcous grin