The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

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mri when hnf lDi wna flushed and
heated with amer "fpu know how
quick Tom a and sou Gro w no
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IAN Apple n discord iuN now
Mould think, be interrupted, dnly
"And yon know. Ralph W. have all
depended IN ~ shc continued, ear
no,tly, and II j. generally understood
all over the ~ ghb0rhood
"Coniound tho ncighborhood' I wish
was thy leagues from land. and will
De-, II this thing !. going 10 continue. m
less than ten days, II ! hayrtB throw mp
my commi 'siop md ship again before
tho mest.
lie Wa walking the floor now, his
blue eyes darkcnng aud flashing, his
hair tossed from his flushed forehead,
and an expression ~ rosolnln defiance
in every look md motion Mrs. Ander.
son had never braycd her boys temper
IN all her life. and II was not likely that
she would do II now, NJ he stood erect
before her IN his stalwart strength aud
sis feet Of manhood.
"Oh Ralph" sho cried, "don'tl you
will kill me II YOU go away O, q, my
dear boy, e. and she burst into tears.
There, there, little mother" he
said, conquered instantly, "Pll not do
amy such thing. I'll do anything YOU
say; III even marry Blanche, II you
think I'm bound in honor TO do IT, |
don love her, mother, not as ! ought
10 love the woman | marry, but Ii |
have been to blamc-and ! expect |
have / will make all the amends In my
power. | have not meant to be u
gcoundrl, mother"
IA %scoundrel.' she cried, indignant.
"; "you are the very soul Of honor and
truth. aud | know Blanche has done her
part in this affair. and more, too. saw
II long before you did. but | wanted 10
have II so. and | thought il would bo
for your interest and happiness, my
dear child You see, II Viola had lived
II would have been different. | had al
ready began to make plans for you two
-foOlishly, | know-to keep you for
each other. But Il was ordered other
wise, and next 10 her. ! set my heart on
Toms girl. and ! soon found II pleased
him But il Is your own business,
Ralph, and though you may have erred.
and been 10 blame. as Tom saws. | think
il would be a greater wrong for YOU TO
marry her without loving her"
Ralph stopped suddenly over his
mothers chair and kissed her, and went
quickly and softly out. lie had come
To n sudden resolution. lie was not
bound to Blanche now, her father had
even forbidden him the house. lie
would see hr again. tell her all, and
may believe has such faith in It's own
cloquence- she would listen TO him.
All, what would his mother say II he
brought Viola back to her. aud rs his
wifcP-for he would not wait an hour,
he declared. his pulses ~quickening at
the possibility Of such q dcnoucment.
Let Us 90 back an hour and look in nj
Montford House. Mr.. Gilbert Montford
and Mr.. ncVries are In the back parlor.
ITS likely We are to lose Miss Blake,
understand
lose herr What do you meanP"
asked Montiord. starting up he was
very cxcitablc Of late.
"0h. nothing very unusual | refer to
her intimacy with young Anderson
When n yonrg lady goes out and walks
two hours with n young man immcdi.
ntcly upon his arrival In town after sew
cral days absence there is but one con.
clusion. viz that they arc greatly in.
tcrcsted in each Other"
Its n lie; YOUR jealous because she
prefers me 10 yon. and you've made up
this whole story" cried Montlord. with
rising passion.
DcVries coolly stepped 10 tho bell
cord and a moment after Susan Dale
came in. She looked so conscious. and
was 40 ready. that q naturally suspicious
person might have fancied the whole
thing had been arranged between her
and DeVrias. but It's not likely il hal.
by the way. lassie," said. Dcvrics,
In An Indifferent tone, did any one
call here for Miss Blake, yesterday
aftcrnoonfn
why. yes, that young sea Captain
Anderson.h
ibid he come IMP Of course, he did >
"No. sir. he did not lie expressly
stated he wished to sec Miss Blakl
d'oas, and she very rcadily'went of will
him. and did not get back I'LL quit
dusk. They've walked out togcthe.
a'orc. too, | guess"
Never mind, It's OF no consequence
That will do. Susan Dcvries said
quietly. and the girl went out
''Wellg' Dcvries said. turning round
II say don't believe she cares 70
him" wa the snllcn answer.
30. well. Il doesn't matter to me. In
not smitten. Only II she drop
Oh some day without asking leave. 20
will not b. surprised. suppose. now tina
YOU have had fair warning"
''Stopl here, ring that bcllr' CHE
Mon,ford. springing up and obcyin
his own order.
''Scnd Stella Blake here he ORDERED
pcrcmptorily. Of the servant who M
swercd the summons
In q moment she came In. lookin
family surprised. but otherwise cool an
I unmoved.
"Now call Victor and the girls"