The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26

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s1inesfmss. indeed. very unhappy
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aud more complicated. aad Die kcsrs
spell snd poser " eldsd over hcf by
ona OF ibs sectors IN her Hes stcry
p4fAlyzsi her Judgment her san.s 81
duf<. The eommands II reasan anI
Iaz(f<e 0ns per>on's company. and
that u n alone. gave her unmiKed
! pleasure that of Rupert For BIN,
. fstsoeser she I'D Or ssld va right.
AID ever would he. But -he was M
happy sbqut Mrs.. LAAcellss. She had
I grown 10 love her W dearly that ihe
Flea " telling her she had deceived
her even n her o'rns advantAge4wh va
a most painful onn; shr had not yrt
summoned courage 10 do IA Strange
a. say. she was now most nj her etso
| with lou Baldwin-once she bad been
leas, 10 with him. She had acquired
such boundlesa confidence ia bis chg.
fSter and NATURE. aud judgment he
placed such implicit rrilarceFo On Ids
felt tude. usal the fact otiisT trentiog
her with more genIality. more ex1ap-
.%iyene,s than before, and with APP
%parcntly no suspicion. sot her heart NJ
ret. she could not account for the
sensation. She felt as II Louis read
her through-knew the best and The
worst Of her she could not realize
that II must be- impossible for him 10
know the truth about her. Tho sittm-
ton was a very unreal. forced one. but
Margaret lived on ia II aud found 1t
bahnible. AtFf
She found Il Dearablc. rs a rule. But
there were times when II became almost
intolernble.a In the mAdst Of the dream
IN which hen tins ioated away, one fig
1rs stood out with aiieribe reality;
one fact forced Itself rclenllessly upon
hsr. She tried " stsvo oil Tho admls.
sion ~ N. even No herself, sometimes
sbe succeeded IN forgetting IL for a
time. but In tho actual presence oi
John Mallabarr u would not be STAYED
OIL. would not be- denied. lie was gen.
tie with her, she knew, gentle aud calm.
but his nature was still tbs same. He
was h~ot-tempered. fiery aud impnlslve,
he was In love with her. and would,
man.like. sooner or later break down
tho puny little barriers she strovs %
erect between them. would demolish
them with stroke Of his hand
would put his question and have his
answer. The prospect Of that ''soon-
er or later hung " her spirits
like n nightmare; the moro terrible
bccausc she could perfectly appreciate
him for what be was; because khe could
find In him no shadowof mesnncss moi
ungenerosiiy, nothing that was mol
manly. good aud admirable. She
could comprehend that no was,
taken all In all. n finer man than
Louis Baldwin. because his noble traits
were spontnne u; while even the strong
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= kind Of pcrysrsiiy. lilo seldom cared
for anything much until he found Il was
difficult 10 learn. or to get, or TO 10,
and then let come what might. Il mus
be his. he must have Il. do H. get II,
and the more the obstacles in the course.
tho more doggedly he persisted In 70.
moving them. Margaret knew Il; she
knew that with John Mallabarr kind.
ness aud ch~isalrousness were sponta-
neous things, while with Louis gcner'
osity Of conduct often resulted iron
deliberate calculation, not Of profit, hui
Of what Il was right, aud good. and
Just to do Mallnbarr always knew L
by instinct and did II with Joy. She
knew 10, but she mlght have said d
Louis rs Aurora Leigh's lover said Of
her.
u carr not tn maintain
A Thousand IN have not larger eyes.
Enough that abe alone has LOOKED al mo
with eye. that, largo or small. have won ms