Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-22
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f.tb.r i, the bona If b.,.,tins bsr mo,bsr :
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,r,., rortbxs,t and hare sbs had lived
.,a- s,,., A. ,imo n.ss.d and ,bs link. of
,d,bi, that h,und bsr tn the oil placs
var, brokar nv daa,b mr. chance she heard
-, ,n,r, of F,a,L R,scomh, R,t sbs had
not forpotten him. He was the one mann
o-r that ,sv.r or.x dim A. IN. vaars snsd
.u~ tbous.ni tim, had sbe chad
b.rsalf for bar sh.r, In the ausrra, A
tbous,ni times had she forr, ven him his
AMI sbs still hon a and nr.vad for hi. r.
,u,n Infiaed. this bos, ruIsd her lifs Rv
incessant fostering il hal CROWN into a
faith In b,r beart Alic, G,rpett was sire
ha Wpult tacn-c BACK with the
cbs,rv gr.c. ., A the irrasistinIa fascination
# IN. old aays to Iaugh over the foolish
words that marital them The wears of sep,-
rattan xouli Ia 10 Then, then a. thouph
they had not been at all, and the future
o-a,,,ISs a,.,, a,d a,,,r 81, had n;c.
-, his comipc and r,i,;ceI in IL AM
j.r any bour This wonderfuI inv might
,h who - r;,bo,, .xn,r,.r,, II,
,., ,i.v,, x,,, ba w:sbss to b,,iay,, Who
,., M, known tbs nov.r of hon, N work
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And va, som.,; ;,,ss ,b;s xom,r dorb,aI
h;,, S,a,;u.s sh, r,sl;,.j b,w
sb,d ,,,r how wall nigh bonslss WAS this
IT,, ubicb ia, vars n abs,pcs ami
s,Is,c, ba not broken Never had she felt
5,,i- ,b., ,o-,i,ht as n. I.a,.,I
-, ,b, cat. and hoard the s,,und of Dr
a,,w;c.,s cs,ris,s ubs,ls die AWAY
~ ,uI3 ,.v.r emma. h. had for.-o,te,
h.r bs was no longer living p.rha,ss. il
,. vain to bo,a- And vet only a few
,;,,,,., h.fora xban Dr Sajyawick hal
sroL., T., bsr Of love and marriace. Frank
r. .comb.s imag, had danced within her
80, ,,,,,,,lli,o b.r IN Sa "Nnr Ami 81
:, had .r,r hoo, All I'M. who maid homaga
:, h,- .rf, .r.d j, com,sr,son with tins
,.sh;,, lov,- of har voutb wboss mamorv
WAS mnrs porent than the personal presence
- ., n,bsr
Nobody dreamed Of thi, weakness in Miss
Garp.tt She WAS cnnSid rel escep; ionally
bs,ltnful in mind. thor ou- hly in harmony
with life What wouldn't thsv have said
had tney known Of this wild love dream,
cherished so long, with SO little chance of
fnJtillmsut. What wouldn't they saw of
auy of Us couli they peer into the secret
corners OF our minds and read there our
fond Ion -ings and vain ina .ningsf VINO
c,uIa mai, tain a reputation for wisio ON if
minds uara ,hotoyr ,pbed,
Peonle often wonderei-as people always
will wonder about wha, doasp' ( concern
t,sm-wbv Aloe Garnett didn't marry.
She WAS greatly admlrei She was hani-
some but she had a charm that transcended
b,autv-the charm Of a br cad, bright mind
alive 10 the thousand Interests which affect
the welfare of our day and raca She was
thirty-two wears old, and WAS more attrac-
tive than she had ever been. though ths
premature young lady OF sixteen Will think
that an impe ssibility Sac had not dreamed
AWAY the ten years of Franz Bascomts' alb
sence Sue had spent them in wholesome
work ani profitable study. aud dreamed
only when she rested.
But now she was calling herself to &C
count Her faith il Frank Ba'combes re-
turn WAS de>pondIag!y low; AMI into her
di enlargement sons bitterness was trick
ling. She thought of DR. S,dgewick vita
certain surprise that she had refused him;
a certain regret, too. He was so admirable,
a man to be proud of-yes, and fond of,
if-if sne had only neve: Lowell Frank
Bas c Jmbe; or if she could only forget