Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-09
DAYS
BY HUGH CONW AY.
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CHAPTER ".
AT ALL COST, SLFErl


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HE ,i,v In. subsequently, L,a, confirmed
nv mann, others
Srr;, lain, tba c,sa if & sra1I wonder
,bot Priiinro yyol.inr Yesterday u,,nin,
~, rocai,,, IN. irt,IIi,n,,., tl,,t h.,. n,,rrio,a
with Sir N.rvvu Ferranl had been a farce.
ebo,Id h., ln., thrown into q state ex
traraIv sr.r,ptible to the attacl, of the dis
eoea Ecr carelass exros,lre of herself to
the r.iptry mir when last uicht she sought
me and GAINED NV aid. most rrobably
bostaned two ottecl; nf the foe. Mrs. Wilson
had noticed her STRANGE manner. myself
haze r-m,ri..d uron her randi clgnoes from
calmnass to cxritahilitv. 1t WAS clear to
ma tl,at cyan when she visited nj. last NIGHT
the ,iscii.f Lod baoun 70 d ,yelop itself. |
blamed my, blindness hittorlv. / OUGHT TO
bo,a s,o,; ,,L.t ,yos yro,,, Ccusiderine,
her acitated state. | ought to have been
warned. and have taken precautions: but |
had attributed those htful changes, the
me,ninr of which was now only too plain
to me To the natural AGITATION exrerienced
hy a pas,;orate vet uurc.minled woman.
who found herself BETRAYED and brought to
shame. Oh. had | but guessed the real
cause or rather the WAY in which her grief
had affected her. all the darl; worl, of that
nipht might have been lett mlone!
Although in many WAYS it aided to the
dificu,ti's and DANGERS which surrounded
lis. Tie discovery of the truth was an UNI
sreakatl. relief to me. no righ;-minled
man could NOW call the poor Girl guilty of
crime. The maths blood was in iced on her
hands. We, She had shed it, not knowing
what She did, Her frenzy must then have
been at its height. The idea oi his coming
that mint mas, i'm some wnv have occurred
TO her. TN. desire to see him must have
driven her to 90 and meet him. Her wrongs
merriam, the dread she now felt Of him-may
have Induced her TO arm herself: Ter APPS
she carried the weapon for sol.-protection.
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