The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26
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Ones 4 ws<l ssi,uss your health uf.
FER. Mas rerciyst ffom bang cod.
ttanilY with poor Rupsnf"
MOI mthe leAst. l thank you. Ny
health nevtf ws. better"
"Nor Your spinlng
NO lam not given 10 nts ~ a.
pressiop. have o congonlal employ.
uruf@1 NfA4a
t"i think you arr given 10 fla u
goodness and k~elf.saeniicc. No one
who vas not q woman. and . very
good one, could md that employment
oongsnisl.n FL
''fbu quito oyerra,e what I do RI.
fcrt's eyes. whenever | approach him,
brighten yisibly. Ills whole being r..
yirss. Neat h Nc. IIaldNgia Z have
more influence over him than any one
" the world. 4 behave. What an cx.
traorhinary woman il would be who
toind no pleasure IN these sigma
"Nezf " Mr.. Baldwin. You make
such sacrifices. and are thru content 10
v1nie neat 10 SINE one else Ia the o..
tcctn Of the person for whom they are
madel' exclaimed Mallabarr, his DARK
eyes flashing upon her. II may b. a
cold man u tho worid-slnce YOU seem
NJ think 10 little u u but 10 me II
rcrms rs u, II any one showed such
goodness 70 me. and ! needed Il. ms
whole soul would 20 out In uorship VI
hcr-of my beneiactor. whoever II
might be-
He spoke p~assionately. and Margaret
looked grave. John Malatarr had used
such q tone toward her moro than once.
Another time
'To-morrow I 60 up 70 town, Mis-,
. PcrcIyal."
'Indeedi for longy
y have not the falntcst idea I know
thai when ! am knocking about thereiu
the glare and heat, and talking lnanitles
with those who are lnane. ! shall think
many a me u this cool room. with The
sea breeze runllng the curtains. and
YOU with your arm acting a. n pillow
70 Rudolph's aching head, talking Ia
him, or listening 10 h m. or reading 10
him, and shall wish | were Aswell cm-
ployed."
II hardly think that making your
arm into pillows for sick people is yo,u
= srhere," said Margaret. an Involuntary
smile breaking upon her face.
"fou thlnkI shall be- more eongen.
iAlly employed talking the inanltes |
spoke OFF, he said. trying 10 speak
lightly, but hls smile was a forced one.
"fou quite mistake me" said Marga.
ret, earnestly. II can not Imagine You
talking innnitics 10 any one, Nj. Mnla.
barr; and surely you wrong tho ladlo,
Of whom you sneak. People are moi
necessarily inhne because they 20 no "a
town Tor the season. aud talk 10 their
friends when they meet them there"
.Perhsps not. = said he, aud his face
had frightened. Margaret noticed, from
The very moment In which she had SAID
she could not imagine him ialkinR lnau.
lite. Margaret had received homag,
ere now. In many forms She wa 10
experienced not to know now that Nal.
abnrr adm red her. At least. and Il wa,
: on that occasion that she first distinct,
said ! o herself; Il am very glad thai
MIR. Malabarr IL going 10 London. and
hope he viii stay there I'LL tho end o.
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