The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02
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They took him away, and for the
future they took care that when he
walked out II should be- behind tho
house. IN The western side of the gar
den. Tho beginning Of October was
gusty and wet. They had to stay In.
doors. Bupcrt's health dropped again,
aud he was ~ Margaret was In cloae
attendance upon him, for he would
hardly endure her out Of his sight, His
pain and wrrtchedncss not taught, hut
called forth the Heavenly patience and
pity which lay IN her deep woman's
hcnrt She grudged him no time, no
care, m WEAKNESS. She was repaid
when at last his head found rest ON her
breast, wicn he pressed his quiycring
lips upon her hand and brokcnly muir
INJURED. margaret. how did ! live
without youP Surely ! must have felt,
without knowing il, that you were com
ing 20 me-
John Mallnhnrr had been called 10
town again nu business, only for n few
DAYS. certainly, but his absence gave
Margaret o respite, released her from
the pressure NJ her heaviest npprohen
SIGN She had grown absolutely 10
dread the sight, two ur three times n
week, OF bis brown hunter "Cossack,"
Rud bis scarlet coat, MS he trOtted up
the drive aud across the bridge. while
they sii ip the drawing.room, when Il
was tHil .ht. 20 dread his entrance five
minutes Hilrrward, bis bending over
Mr. lnsccllca. 30 kiss her hand md
nsk IL She could pare him a cup Of tea
after the dly 5 ~ Then there were
The incident, Of The hu~niing.iiold TO be
discussed. " the squire came In nj the
same timc Il was still worse. for he was
n mighty hunter and loved Ia cxpatiate
upon the days doing-, and In such q
case Margarc, inevitably found MALTA
barr beside her, asking some question.
trlling. perhaps. In itself. but with the
low voice aud the eloquent eye which
n'oan anything but trifing. At last ho
had gone away and she wa thankful.
II has been said that she had foolish,
unreasonable idea that Louis had pcne-
trated all her ~disguiscs; that. reserved
himself. aud hating 10 beslcgo the re-
serve ri others. he had said nothing on
the subject. She had an idea that he
knew. and that she was In his power.
bhc was one day rudcly disillusioncd.
Louis had called one morning and re-
manned for lunch, during which meal
Mrs. Lascollcs said.
Mrs. Pierrepont Is going 10 bring
her nieec 70 see mo this afternoon, Miss
lie kenham; YOU must $50 her. Mar
garet They say she has u splendid
voice. Perhaps we shall prevail upon
her 90 sing. And | have heard much
Of her beauty; she was quito n Of the
,eigning bellies this season. John MALTA.
barr said. ! asked him why he had
not allowed her TO reign In his heart,
and tho silly fellow seemed quite an
moved"
Margaret. feeling Louis eyes %intenily
fixed upon her face, and miserable u
the knowledge 81 who did reign In Johr
Mallabarr's heart, stammcred out
isis she rich. this Miss Bccken
hamR'
Quite the heircss Of her part Of N,
world" said Mr. Lascelles. Louis
you'd better stay aud have a look a
her" he added. bluntly and uncon
Eciously. ''She might be a good spec
'for me. do you mcanP As how9'
As n wife, Of course"
Louis laughed q little.
IL have seen Miss Bcckenham," sal,
he. "and done homage 10 her, iron
nfar. can imagine her look Of super
a%slonishmcnt II any one suggested sue
m idea 10 her; and how she would pu
up her eye.g las. TO annIhilaio me an
my old brown house. She Is wonder
fully handsome. and lofty wlihal. Bu
N ! admired her ten times morc than
do. there's her immense fortune, an IN
mperable obstacle"
POOH said the squire.
To me-" pursued Louis. drinkin
some olaret There 10 something unul
terAhly vulgar In the very phrase Oh
he did WE'LL he married an hclress.'
thlnk such marriages degrading"
TO whom, man or wifeT' asked n
squire.
both"
There may be somethIpg vulgar
the phrase" said Mr.. Lsscelles, with
ioleraniiy good-natnred laugh. "A
for thep being anything vulgar In n
thing. let me rufsr you to the head
a.a -. AL - n...faatf m. -
ahcctionntely toward bis wife, az
add=d; "lou talk high.fown bosI
Louis II my wlfe there had not bad
silver. do you suppose | should ha'
carrd for her one jot the lessp VIII
Heaven bless herl she could ha,
wound me round her little finger. wha
ever she had born. And seeing IN
the bad n decen. income Of her ow
would you have me tear my own hea
and hrfs 10 pieces, because l couldr
rise beyond her money!
My dear. yeu do speak 20 strongly
the expostulsled. smiling.
That's 4 dilIcrrnt case" said Lon
al know Mrs. Lascclles had a fortur
hut sun had one siill larger. Prosid
my wiie's money wcrc not more III
my OWL"
.roohi A n you could lay do,
hard and fast rules for any such ca
Suppose yourself In love With = wom'
anaa good woman. You find she
thres times = much money - you ha'
Whai tbenfff
II shoald be very souy.~ said Lou
deliberately. but ! should feel oblia
70 pnf % my hat, and wish her ~
mcrning. Such marriages arv too
equal. Besides. = mAn i urpng 10 |
1Im1elf upea 10 esc The possibility
kuinx cu6siderei a adseniursr.r
~1dvu1turprf What you mean
- yeur VIE Might spmrtimes cxp'
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v1lpvuF ~ taVp1eet Jon would 4
uz!S playine MOOD lid
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