The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-02


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state peer Whicn Pervaueo Ihe alnio
dignant. Then the truth began to
dawn on his mind and the cpl
sode with his old friend Penn
broke required to him like a nightmare,
while his confused recollect'ons of see
ing Miss Emory somewhere, and a
dim idea that he had offended her. did
not add to the pleasure of his thoughts.
However. there was nothing to do but
wait for the jailor to come to him. Nine
o'clock came at last. and. h%umilitating
as it was ne had to go through the reg
ular form of examination; and when at
last he was set at liberty-having paid
his fine and listened impatiently to the
sage counsel of the magistrate-he
turned his steps toward his residence
once more. Illuminating on the way with
frowning brows. He applied his key
and entered as usual. The first thing
that attracted his notice was a delicately
tinted, perfumed note lying on the table.
He flushed slightly, picked it up and
read the following:
Mr.. PEvESsEY: After what occurred last
1 q gh as you sb can n my fut EXPECT Sns lhe 10 regard tSsrs
fore I release you from all claims / may have
haa upon you, ana wish you 70 regard me
MAY EMORY.
He stared at it for a few moments,
and happening to glance up, his e
encountered the doubtful figure of his
unearthly tormentor. Pembroke. Crab
bling a book from the table he hurled it
with all his might at Pembroke's head.
but the missile merely passed through
and beyond it as if there had been moth
inc there:
s.Ha! hap cackled Pembroke.
.sThere's M use in vour irving that.
| Pen: I'm nothing but a spirit. Won
know!'
..Confound you for a knave of his Sa-
tanic Maiesty's Tenth Legion" then re-
| piled Pevensey, in baf1ed rage.
"Come, come now, Pen, didn't mean
to. 1 didn't want to in fact, YOU know
YOU made me do it. Be reasonable.
Pen"
eReasonable!' he cried, fiercely: ssbe
| reasonable! Yes, that's good, I must
| say-kind of YOU to sit there. knowing
can't shoot YOU or kick YOU if I try.
| having deliberately ruined nv name in
town and caused a break between us,
| You know whom l mean"
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