The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-27

II = II N'a -t a~-ft- tltt. III - f't t'f ~
should ret"gl - Warmly ~tIut # she Ia.
ooHtfl. Fl rs at.t-, l-r hull a a .ssHs. GA SON,
men Pre.rr l-.t
II ls waS 81 as lang age or the sTtlln,
drawing ruom tut tn. rcL,' OF similar
NoEts uhgrh lad barely del way with the
driaftu a. a. tt9 aFva,!,st "a tTt Il the tats
elie.t 81 h.
L Sew a woman oags Mrs War in-
to4l 4r-" GP h'r claak AMI fast aaei tbs
'ia> with ,,J tia-eTs-~ah0 d., tat SOD
AM L.AtS ts ai;ta' hes home an cart. lly IaF
a tas. tlt Nltu her At - Of far1tt ~ sh.
aS-o .atcI Only lUr.' ,,la,t ei.ustlln- ,HiJoy
u.euta. It0r' her hu,tan hita,t from tn,
tr,t He Eates them hefora b, ularrlai tFr,
b she "a f.gt kuaN It. Something in has
cUutt~hiT of a ptIe Woman ,t.rre bis ,htv-
airy TAI men >ellonl marry iai w1.tprlL
he faHetrt that be- -hoitll runtiuu, To- la,
Affected ny It hat the ciae over. ia paar
WOMAN, the companion ami critic ii his
secret th''HSht, h. tat,sl both her ami her
works Then h,' Irturus.. % his vii habits
lie MAS MT driven
~itai Nh chthir,n MIR p.tf,ins asked
Ma
All, a pity. children are great IT,.
Sonle lhsn can not h" happy without thsm =
"Ani II It mconcrI, able that a man
~iionht /" deprived of any uue thing that
wuutl pleas HIM cried Mrs Warrinsto
1t /, often thu woman who feels the all
Srnre Il ehlhtrel most keenly yet She does
consider hers''if az llt~rty IN that account
to rtsnrt to Vice ami uniaithfulness for
anus. mnnt IL ills mo with disgust IL is "A
Pail # IA, 10 Al Al
must la llmper,I with pleasure, as a child
with toys, ~ ls Justified in extravasu
wIrhein,>s A. II h. were beast which
Ire II that must have its quota Of fresh meat,
az IL viii turn AMI rrnd you
"lruo, my detr Frances answered Mr.
lhbtln,, anEiasi at the heat Of this unuSu.
ally euol Woman. Man i, mora OF less "a
brute II must simply la taken into ne
'htnt II IS the part of ml-o woman tn
supply ia" quota of fresh meat would
slNiS,' \ our iri, II | Ia de- that"
Vow, aS has l@cn SAID, Mr hihbns would
not have spoken IN tins frivolous strain hal
lo known tho gruunI he was trealln. II.
would have auhorel the rLphintlno tap
with which he wlS crashing over TIN, ex.
loSel heart
''''' ~ nv ''AiNti'NN1 - hhbW HbW ana
"hrr'' he srrpei
Mrs Warrington rose wIth an intensely
hitter smil'
'hut ti' beast has already turned AMI
r"ht her Tho quota Of fresh meat was not
>ui'lrI'atly great, ar not suiUcintly raw.
have to thank you for AN instructive
mornln Tho divine comedy reminds rs
that wich~lnrss Is its own Nemesis VAST
not p"riur"rs tho false AMI unfalthful
whom lFntr saw frozen in their own tears
tlo"n hccau,n of the cool lollboratcncs,
vi their c.Inr's' All, that Is a. 1t should
lsn
How strangely Mrs Warrington talked"
exclaimed til" rector, as their guest lett thu
house With the exit for which she Was ccl,,
lrat"i Wasn't her manner very extra.
ordinary
Mrs lhhhins turned mp The toa of her
slipper and examined it. critically. II hay.
s"nEtin", thought Mr. Warrington * more
attentive to Mrs tortelyuu than to hi,
wife, shc said
And suddenly like tho searching, ilarn Of
"A meteor, radiance shot over tho rector,
social observation, of tho past three y.als
"Good heavens, l,ach,l' ho aasI1ul in
disnay, what brute, W. have lncn' Rut
surely tho trIenl she aliuicd 10 was not
herself
Il think now maybe it was, was the YER
dict OF TIL arutrr PENETRATION I'm dread.
fully sorry W. ma IL such unlroIing 70
marks
"Sorry" Mr. UilLins con,l, mnul him
self unsparingly "l;ut tho WarIin ton,
hpNn "A r,.tf.,tI A.,
not separate he sal
u don't know MIR; WARRINGTON has
some passions which are even stronger than
her regard f'r iec"ucy. fancy m,tiro Is
ono If theul
"''h, hut my dear, even ju.ticc must give
way To 'lccen,y sometimes, protested the
rector. 1t always does up TO a certain
point, but Icrhap, 1t Is better so-not le.
You'd
MIR lhhbin' gathered ny his critical notes
with SIGH. Miserable state Of affairs
Go grant wore mistaken It is iutooraha
to SO" woman OF MR.. Warringtln3 stand
lnx dragged IN the mirc of scandal AMI sui
icrins
As tho -Ib,o of these REMARKS, who had
ccasei to make us" Of her husbands ear
,,,'7.,,,,,,, ., 'N' ."o s''o't, Sh'
~ ,. ~, ..,
Springer Something IN the blnncllci In
and vacant eye arrested Mira Warrington
She fel' as If she too loo,ci liho that.
"You seem to he IA tro,thc 4hn emil
Can 10 ANYTHING for you,r
Tho Vacant eye now lighting fnin,lv
turned down upon hor. If ought Ia La ,,,i,,',
ON, he sud NV wifs's ,lo,l I,nIn',
my wife.
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