Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-02-08

quivered at the bare supposition of such .
thing.
/ could bear the suspense no longer. For
the hundredth time glanced at my watch.
1t wanted but ten minutes TO seven O'Clock,
and that hour had resolved to start from
Mrs. Wilson's, on my way to Roding. Yet [
now dared not leave my own house.
moment might bring Philippa. What (
she think If | was not there to receis =
welcome her? <3I<
Five more precious minutes gone
stamped in my rage. After all can
do one-haif Of my task; the sweet, but - 81
the stern half Shall l, indeed, do eit{
The train must now be close to Roding
an hour everything may be lost The
will see her before she leaves the house, -
will persuade her. She Will listen t.
words; for did he not once love her?
must have loved heri After all, he 343
the laws for the sake of possessing her.
cursed thought !-she loved him then
she is but wOmanl <;
So | tortured myself until my sta
mind grew unbearable. At all haza -
must prevent Ferrand from meeting PA
pa. Oh, why had she not come as
promised? Could it be she was detax
against her will? In spite of her uni, -.
ested manner, distrusted the woman / -
seen last night 1t is now past seven O'cI *
Philippa's house, from which had rec f4<
ed my time, was nearly three miles awa
must give up my scheme Of vengeance
must go in search OF Philippa. IL l dc 49,;
meet her must call at Mrs. Wilson's, 49,
out what detans her, and il needful
her away By force.
By this time my steps had brought
back TO my own house. l called WilN
and told him l was going TO walk up
road and meet my expected guest fN
any chance | should miss her, he was 7
| welcome her on my behalf, and tell her til g.
reason for my absence. 9
Best take lantern, SIR" said William;
"rnoon'll be hidden, and them roads is pre-
| cious rough"
Il can't be bothered with that great horn
affair" said, rather testify.
Take the little one-the bull. sye-thars
better than nothing" said William. To
humor him put it into my pocket
ran at the top Of my speed 70 the house
.! which l had last night left Philippa. II
took me nearly half an hour getting there.
rang the bell impetuously. The door was
opened by a msidseryant- l inquired fof
Mrs Farmer, knowing that Philippe had
| passed under this name TO all except her
hostess. To my surprise l was told that she
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