Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-07

W A''S lfNlc "NIN " llIO Nll1CI
that the fascinating Winsums were no
what they appeared to be, that theil
affection in public was delusion.
As matter of course, the ladie!
questioned Mrs. Vaudeville, while the
gentlemen interrogated Mr.. Nande
VILE, who nervously admitted that be
and his wife. hearing strange sound;
issue from the Winsums' room, which
adjoined theirs, considered it duty
to society to listen. and in consequence
thereof had heard the most dreadful
things, adding under his breath, at
makes my blood run cold to think OF
It, AMI you must excuse me, for will
say no more.
This was enough. Several guests
who still remained loyal to the Naude
vile colors congregat,d in that lady S
room at a late hour the same night
not only TO verify Mr.. NandeyllIr's :
Statement, but also To satisfy their own
curiosity
The door Of large closet which
separated the two rooms was purpose.
~ left open, aHd an ordinary conver
sa'lon could be easily heard.
Mrs. \ auleyillr 10 ked yirtuous and
important; her husband disgusted and
abashed. \ iInv clork on the mamtel
chlmed eleven \ slight ruStling
could be Distinguished. aud t.e listen
crs became interested.
Suddenly = low voice broke the op-
preSsiye stiffness; but the confused
jumble of unde-Iones was too indis
tt"ct, and disappointment " 5 plainly
visible OF every countenaucr.
After . few moments Of iuaudible
conversation. the vices grew louder
aud still loud r, until the occupants
Of Mrs Wand rlle's room, in their rx-
cItemeut, exhibited signs q! immediate
BETRAYAL
That !ady made az imperious ges
Il will hear no more. /, aial"asss
What have 10 live for: I placed
my honor IN ,ou: hands, and ho"
have YOU repaid me:
"Iule,d, Harold, have always
loved you, aIa4.s been faithful I.
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me Out ifoh' No"t near : "Fo'
my knees pea" 10 YOU l" '''e'''o,
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no" dreadful. ga lTu MISS 'iei
ton; ""nd they pretended TO De ofi
daI couple; ~
r,"o"sn no, one "'''' ~ "'s"
you ..nS ,'"'V ,h; me '"'v a,',, !, - .u" or;.
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No'i mus NnocN ~ :I'ese ieop'v ooo W
. ana te'i tneih All IS khoMn' 'i'a' Il
scene VIII oe permitted 10 'iiot' .
.hey VIII oe 'iio,e ''i"'' "'ioo'i's
take thelr leave; OUT oy All means oe 1
'ne,. 70 wa iaAe ;ii 'o u'SIun S, oano1 au d h,r.
hlsht' we VIII l'llo" ; anu enuors
:. any .h'Ns you may cons'1ei proper
say. ;.
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