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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

ished as pssscrihe6 by the general Law for
selling wine, ardent spirits. mail iaiiofs
or any mixture OF them wisnouts heense
therefor.
o. Where the election Is held only in .
magisteriRl district In any county, Or IN =
corporation having over beoo inhaDftants
aud a corporation court, II II appear iroW
the abstracts and returns or any stfcn eltc
tion that majority OF vQ{es nare been
castRgsiDsi license FOR the sale Of iutoxirs-
ting liquors In any ancn maglsyerial dsstrict
or curpofRtion, ~ the case may be. then
No lcense shall be granted 10 any
person for the sale OF such liquors IN any
surh mngistsrial district OF corporation;
ard any uenon who shall sci! any iutoxi-
eating ii0uOTs within tne limits OF any such
agisierial district or corporation shaii
incur all the penalties and be punished ~
provided hy tire general iaw foT selling
wine aldcnt spirits malt liuu0rs ar any
mixinre Of n,sm without a license therefor.
g. ~ Kuy snaGisteriai district in any
county ID the state has heretofore by vote
IN pursuance of any lRw prohibited tine
sale OF intoxicating iiquon therein: or n
any magisferial district Ia any county shall
n1t fbefOre the county Rs q whole avail
Itself Of the proVisio Of this act. aud by
vote prohibit the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUORS therein, tben m either case no eiec-
tiOu shall be held under this a. by any
county NJ whole wherein any sHcb magis-
teriR district is located. but each remRlD-
ing magigieria district In such county may
petition and vote separately as provided
for IN this act.
T. II any Incorporated town under 5000
Inhabitants, composing separate district
or voting precinct snail desire TO take ad'
vantage OF the prov isions OF this act Pc
tition OF Eucb number OF the uuly quail
fed voteH Of q corporation a. constitute
one fourth OF tHe number ot the voters
voting al the preueding regular November
election snail he presented o. the Judge
OF the county court IN Term Time
or IN vacation, having Jurisdiction
over tine said corporation, and the
said Judge ANAL order o special eiee-
tiOn in conformity will lhif ACT; and II
matoriiy OF the voteS cast ne against L.
cense no license shall be granted within
thf corporate limits thereof Provided that
no election provided for Do tnk bili mas
been held within the district OF winch saic
town Is u part within JeO years.
&. This sct snail bc construed "a prohibit
disiillers Of alcoholic liquors Or manufac-
turers of wines o. malt liuuors from selling
magisferial district or corporation voting
a aforesaid against the safe Of intoxicating
Liquors therein.
g. That no election under the provisions
OF this act shall be held within thirty DAYS
81 any county corporation, state ornatlon-
a. election.
10. TINS act snail lie IN force from IT. pas
sage.
The bill was put through under the
operation Of the previous question
which was demanded and sustained
and Mr. Ryan and others could no:
offer amendments that they wished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
Hnn,,rnl,i, ArnuIrf-n

The United States Circuit Court
Judge RobertW Hughes pres4ding-was
engaged Yesterday trying the case OF
j. :. Williamson, former postmaster al
1appahannOck, who was indicted for
violating the United States postal laws
II was alleged that Williamson. while
postmaster at TapPahannOck, purchased
bill OF goods OF TOwner. Landstreet
d Co., baltimore firm, and he PAID
for them IN postage-stamps, which un-
der the United States statutes is a mis-
deneanor. After q careful hearing Of
the evidence the accused was honOrably
acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25


= having passed seveual sleeple-s nights.
Disturbed by the ag0nies and cries OF a s1fIof-
ins cuild and becoming conylncac tiiat
AIRS WTNSiow's SOOTHING 81 EUP was
Iusc the srlicie needsd, procured a sauply
.OT the child. Ca reaching home ard ar
auainiug ms wiEc with what he had ,iosa..
size refused 10 have n Administered 10 Tn.
cnllG az size was strongly Ia Earor OF bs,-
moeoFaihy. That nlghI lescniid pas>sa in
suffering and tile parents without sleep.
Returning home the dag following ,t,s
father found the baby still wUrSe. and.
while contemplating another seeplcS,
night the uOther stepped from th. room q,
attend To sOme domestic duties aud lels the
hathsr with the child. During iier aisseace
he administered a portion OF the sOOrh-
ING SYRUP 10 the baby and said nothing.
Thai nlgnt all hands slept well. and the lis-
Tie ieiioN awoiSe IN the morning nrssat aud
happy. The mother VIVA delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change and although
nj first ufiended ~ ihs ae1optiou pEactseed
upon her, has continued 10 usc the SYRUP.
and suffering. crying babies. ana restless
nights have sisspIsared. A siRgse trial az
sise slktip mover yet fAslsa 10 fel.sve tho
baby and cyercome The pre,udicrs of ths
mother. sosd ss AL drngg,sss: - epnsxs
bottle. iese-sssftv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
Gsgersor's Reception Tonight

Governor Lee and wife will have
then regular weekly reception tonight
between the hours of $50 and 1880
O'Clock.
misconceptions are entirely informal.
Full dress is not required or generally
worn, and strangers, legislators, and
eitizens-ladies and geutlemsn--always
receive warm welcomes. There is de-
hghtful informality and most charming
courtesy on the part of the host and
hostess marking al Of these receptions,
and they have become q delight 70 our
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
Action OF I.iauor-BcuIers,

At a meeting Of the Liquor Dealers
Protective Association held al Sanger
Hal last nIght-Mr. n. j. Smith. the
president, IL the chaIr--the passage OF
the lOcal-optlon bill was discussed. a
committee Of five was appointed, with
Instructions TO report al the next meet
lng the prOpriety Of organizing iu this
State Party Of Personal Liberty.
The attendance last night OF whole
sale and retail dealers and OF their sym
Dathizers was very large. and the or
ganizatIOn is being perfected for the
coming contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
Rirnu..s Theatre.

A very crowded house welcomed the
second appearance this season Of SlcIn-
tyre 4 Heath's minstrels at the Theatre
last night. When they were here be-
fore they established themselves as ia
vorites, their songs, Jokes, and special
ties being novel and refined. In this
their second appearance they have lost
nothing Of their prestige, and have In
troduced many improvements. There
were some very sweet songs IN the
first part OF the performance, such
as "call Me, Darling" "will You
You Miss Me =" and "orickst on the
Hearth, y and the comic songs ware al
ways eseors&. The orchestral acrom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

AT the last meeting OF the Common
Council q committee was sppoInted 20
report whether there is o vacancy IN
the delegation Of jackson Ward by rcs-
SOD Of the continued absence OF j. A.
Robinson tcolored). The cOmmittce
met yesterday evening, and after q
thorough investigation resolved that, as
Robinson has left the city and as there
is no probability Of his returning any
time soon. his seat should be deslares
vacant. AMI they will so report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
sMoKE TRIxl CIoAHs.

Sc0TT's ENU4sIoN Oh PUEE COD-LIvER
JIL. WITH HYRoPuosPHITEs. mosi
yaius he remedy for consumption. scrofnls.
vast ag diseases of children. colds and
chronic cOUghs aud IL all conditions where
there b. loss Of flesh a lack 0f nerys-
power and . general debility o. the sys-
Inru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

COI-ILvEE OLANB LINZ. TIM pleasant
and sctiyea agent IN the cure OF all c0nsump
TIVE symptoms WILBORs COMfouND o.
PrRE Cob-LfvKE or ASD LINZ Is being
universally adopted N msdical practice.
-old by the proprietor, A. b. WILBOK.
Chemist. Boston and al druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
special sale.

We will offer for ten days our stock
OF mems wear at slaughter prices.
Heavy MerIno Undershirts and Draw
er a. ~ cents each all-wool scarlet Un-
dershlrts and Drawers at rs cents,
and all other goods al similar low prices.
Z. i. SPENCE SON.
900 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
wnrrince of ,,-. Do,un a. var. ucs.rau

81. Patrick's church was filed yes
teTday afternoon at o'clock by friends
OF the contracting parties to witness
the marriage OF Alr. James McGraw, one
orRlchmond prosperous business men.
and Miss Annie Dolan. popular and
charming Young lady Of Church Hill
The ceremony was Impresslvely per-
formed by Rev. Father Doherty. pastor
Of the church. after which My. and
Mrs. McGraw took the G:20 ?. NJ. tram
for al extended northern tour. The
ushers were DR.. George Ben. Johnston.
and Messrs. William q. Neeson. Ed
ward !. Hogan. and William j. Quis-
lav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
SMOKY 1RIxY CIeARs.

Professor g.. a. BRYCE, n. D.. LII D..
Editor Hefieai CgiHir Hichmond Va..nyE.
" LieDig Compauys Goa Beef Tonic IL q
wOI derfui recOnstructiye agent. buildlng
uI tnc genera system aud supplying lost
nervous energy. Ia al wasting Diseases
and broken.dOwn constitutions Il ~ tAs
agent Alsu IN female Complaints shat
tered nerves. dyspepsia and bilioumesz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Mcintyre i Heath'g Minstrel Matinee
to-day al 2.30. Popular prices p and
80 cents. Secure your seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Mothers. sisters. aunts, cousins, un-
cles, and even my mother-in-law will
attend the Minstrel Matinee a. the
Theatre to-day al $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
Thr Lar. Dr kemner.

Ex-Governor kemper arrived here
Yesterday with the body Of M son,
Dr. Meade {. kemper, who died in
berkley near Norfolk. under clrcum-
stances already reported IN TINS paper.
The body will be taken this morning
L. Orange Courthouse and thence 10
the family burying-ground.
Dr. hemper's wife died about three
wears ago. and she was buried ID Pow
hatan county, but her remains nave
Daen dlslnterred and brought TO this
city. and will be taken To Orange
Courthouse and Inferred with his.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Remember the Minstrel Matinee at
EIchmond Theatre to-day Al 2:9O.
Bring the little ones and ENJOY a laugh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

NJ osATEK EEMEDY can Be had fo~ Coughs
o. Colds or any trouble OF the Throat than
' BEoNwN's BRONCHIAL TKoCHp." Price
csc. sod only IL boxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Richmond Theatre Matinee to-day Al
9:30 Last performance tonight. Come
ana SEE - Nsv Down South"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Jones, who sues. against Old DOmIn-
ION COtton-Mills. Argued by j. Wes-
ley Friend, ESQ.,, and Colonel ". ".
Gordon ior appellees. and by c. Y.
Meredith, ESQ. for appellant, and sub
mltteG.
Petersburg Railroad Company against
Hlte. Submitted.
The court will ad lOurn to-day for the
term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Delicious Virginia Hams at Blair's
grocery Second and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Where are you going? Why. with
the crowd to the Richmond Theatre
Minstrel Matinee to-day at 2:30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Delicious Teas al Blair's grocery,
Second and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
a Z. + Clerks g. i Judges.

And the proper Official cunvas>er- OF gen
erRl election returns shal canvas, tnesv
returns IN Ike manner a. olner election
returns. ana when tine election - held Tor
tnc whole county they shall certify the
number of vUtee cas- for and against D.
reDse respectively ~ saic eOunry, al snnli
a 20 certify the number a. votes cas-,
at said election n each magiste-
ria district or said county ion and
against license respectively: and when
said election D. held fol 8 mag istr-
RIA district only said cBuvaSsers shall cef
tify the number o. votes cas- a such eleD
tiOn for and agalns; license respectively
and when the election d. ne!u Tor q corpora
Ton having over nve thousand Inhabitants
and corporation court said canv vassers
shall certiIy the number of votes cast al
such election for and ugainst license re.
spectively. q copy OF such certificate m
either case 10 Be laid before the county or
corporation court as lie case may ne a
ia next term.
l. Where the election u held n the whOie
county, II it appear from tng abstracts and
returns 0f such election that majority OK
the votes cssi IN the election under tnis Dill
have been cast against license then no
license shall me grRntsd % any person
therein Tor The sale OF sEch hquoD OF II n
appear from the abstracts and returns or
such election tilai . majority of votes a
aforesaid have moi been cast against tne
sale OF iufox tcating liquors IN said county
but thai a majority OF votes nave been cast
in any magisiefial district ~ said county
against license for the sale OF intozi-
calling liquors therein, then no license
shall be granted 10 any person IN Suen
magisieriRl district for the salt OF such
liquors. but n guch district vote IN iav0r
OF neense. then II shall he lawful To sell
with license obtained under existing laws
and any person who ahall sell any intoxi-
eating liquors within the limits Of any
nafls 'erlai dtstriet voting against license
sna.l iEcar all the penalties and ~ pun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Meet me at the Theatre to-day. Mn
stIel Matinee. What time? $50. Don't
misE ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

sweet tender Com and early June
Peas a; Blair's grocery, Second and
Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Delicious Syrups, Buckwhea., and
Cream Butter at Blair's grose-y, Sc
cOnd and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

sNoEE TEINl CIsARs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25
AUTHORIZATIONS HILL..

The remainder OF the session was
spent in the consideration Of the gen
eral appropriation bill, IN which nc
radical changes were made. When the
item OF $4,000 Tor al expert clerk IN
the Auditors Office was reached Mr..
Wingheid said he questioned the pro-
priety OF this action. lie spoke at some
length on this question AID was quite
severe in his criticism OF tins manner IN
which the affairs of the Auditor's Office
have been administered for the last ten
OF more years. The Csds OF Virginia
REQUIRES She Auditor 10 keep lsdgsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

Aif. 1wyman moved &c take up his
bill 10 amend, &c. an act prescribing
the duties. powers. liabilities, and com
penSaIi0n Of certain county officers,
DC. which kss for its obieet az increase
IN the compensation o! eSgnty trea-
suTeTB.
The bill waE taken up, the subst-
tutes proposed by Messrs. Read and
Eurt withdrawn and the bill was or
dr-ed 10 lis epgrOasment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-25

That al tts tuemiSefE ~ lue bar e. tlese
.uO counties approved tnf chang dO hni
Ietf.. ssEt.l4 effort made IL pro
sur tnis ver1 saHuge insl year q Sc q
d. proved ny nsem0egs o. the itRr then. And "a
nave ADGN g. .-fDt approved Df so&It o.
i.1eu nov. It a. serted ~ the stHie1tel %.
90 3ncl Penn fila De nas isseu inf0T naeC
tt-'' stated tha nly opposition 10 tite Liii
e.Assisn - Ai'se @s-s1ltner no personal coli
Ass4sti'h to aius. DO NOT know Wfeitfef
90 'Aa p~eu ~ sul-rmeG or ROT. bui &
500 itNi ] nessf ulaae surn syatemru4
AsAia Asi GO ssif Wa under no oiiiiga Btsf
"a si'snlfb iitf Time Of EOiding fhq ilFeglE
0tif .-ali ius olstraat "a sali az attorney wtiu
heltha. Atso in oft ogrogit nOf district in
spf3st 4tu a. ftfe ssfisz ~ INV Sgsigt ffuefs
The ssa-emeni oi Ng Pena > in .hi@ lan-
GtEsEs tiis iHoilses may uoi be Apparent
Dui tss'5 .sfe doubtless sasIs.IaaioFy Ia MIN.
sell : 1seNeT deal in inlriet.fo s.,d f,t5r
ciunssl 81 sssfcrptgf ii, bu. n Dotonei penn
nfesfs 10 iEtiguaff tbai Fuy matige.t In 60
lia2inE iisc iail' were ans other thau fhose
~ Teprsses3tlEsf tifs wfSlst's OF fnN cDustifu
enif iiss statement - Absolutely sz3Se
Ghcn Il y tsss1enstood ttat Coi0uci Fenr
ilSc tDi toksszAgulca iHd Will ute ia regard
a. ms bll Gufa~g the se.kiOn nGF asked a
1esfon fos mN oppozltiou - al 10 Dill coz
tfcliiUE Circuit &c does not liNe ip II wiil
i'e considered aSa AnwarraDtesi iHtsfferene@
tsnif 81 lc&Dts upon the asSii IA pttsu tnat I
Colone Penn flaS t0fE0tten thaI ts ls moi i
non ti-e ssnaior iIaAs fatrlek and iisary
air. Trout. senator from Roanoke, /
said thai Dir. Penn was one OF bis con-
stsGnents and gentleman Of honor.
Die knew nothing Of the circular.
THT FfBLlc DEBT.
eis, Bhss moved 10 take Hp MS joins
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21

your interference, as IL gives me cnance.
A man Of my age fs forced 10 be thought
tul for any kind OF a chance"
What do you mean FarrarW
That L love Magdalen Grant and that
sheis mt TO be kings wife. l respect
her above any girl ever knew. She Is a
Jewel worth noble setting, and 1 VIII
marry her tomorrow If she consents"
You, you are a fool Farrar; excuse
me for saying so, but can't help 1t. You
are regular lunatic."
THANK you, but ] never felt more
capable OF attending to my own affairs in
my life. Myhead is clear, my mind I'M
impaired"
How is it that girl has bewitched you
an: L never heard of anything 10 equal
it,"
'By her truth aud purity, her intellect,
her beauty, in short sir, her complet ana
noble wOmanhoOd."
"Humphl You rave like a silly boy
Better go down and propose 70 the young
lady before she goes away"
II VIII certainly. Good day sir. VIII
see you about those papers tomorrow"
ana he fastened away to soOthe Magda-
len wounded heart, by the offer OF his
| own. she listened to him IN sOrrOWful
amazement, but l will not deny that
as she heard his earnest words, remem-
Dered the long years Of answering friend
ship, she was for a moment tempted to
accept him. But one thought OF Law
renee made the idea unbearable. Mr..
farrar talked very kind and sensible Ike
a middle aged man should. He did not ask
for immediate answer and when she
would have gently refused to take any
time for thinking the matter over he asked
as favor that che would just let 1t rest
where 1t was until her return.
on know now what | desire, and l
can walt awhile. Think Of your friend
sometimes, my child and, if after change
OF scene has obiiteraJed the past some
what, you can become willing to be my
beloved and hOnOred wife, shall feel ann
ply repaid for all my waiting"
But, SIR
There, / must 90. Do not look 50
| troubled. 1t will be my own fault IL l
am disappointed. Good bye, my child,
my dear, beautiful child" and he kissed
| her hands with the grace and gallantry of
an older generation.
Magdalen went out and leaned on the
| gate. She had just seen her second sutton
| pass the cottage door, but though it gave
her feeling of satisfaction quite natural,
1t did not bring peace to her, but rather a
| greater unrest. She longed to get away
from it all, and welcomed the day Of de-
parture.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21

trouble, but whatever it is learn to bear
it patiently and bravely. Your heart is
good and your nature is sound and true,
and you would make a noble worker in
our grand cause, If it were your mission.
But it is not. ] must live apart from the
people Of the world, coming near them
only when sickness or trouble have laid
them low, but you must live with them,
love them with human love, laugh with
them, weep with them and help them, and
do them good by your daily presence.
Do you understand me, Magdalen, my
dear child?''
eyes; and you are right about my cow
ardice. / did think Of it AZ a refuge from
sorrow and temptation. l confess my
error"
"When you feel that it is your duty to
give up the world and dedicate your life
to our dear Lord, then do so. The Saints
bless thee. my child"
A light touch on her head, and the SIS
ter went on her way, and Magdalen
mounted the steps with a firmer tread,
resolving to profit by what she had heard.
Heaven pardon me, for l knew not my
duty" she said in the silent thoughts OF
her mind. have learned now, and will
heed the lesson"
TO BE CONTTNITFDl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21
Postage SIXTY Years Ago.

Prom tie Burlington M Free Prsss.
" atoms Register for the year 1923
shows that there were 1853 post offices in
Vermont at that time, and that about $50, =
900 was annually paid on the postage OF
letters, papers and pamphlets BY the citi-
zens OF Vermont. The compensation Of
the POstmasters was on the basis OF 30 per
cent. on the first 800 of receipts and -
per cent. on the next $780, Brattlebor-
ough was then the largest office i'm the
State. The salary OF Asa Green, the POST
master. was $3.50 So. The rates OF postage
we're TOR a single letter Of one piece OF pa
per for any distance nOteXceeding 30miles,
scents; over 30 and not exceeding SOmiles.
10 cents; over so and not exceeding 30
miles, 1917 cents; over $50 and not cx.
ceeding 400 miles, 1SA cents; over 400
miles, % cents. Letters composed OF two
pieces Of paper were charged double
those rates; three pieces were charged
triple rates, and more than three pieces
quadruple postage. The highest salary
paid any Of the 1000 Postmasters in the
United States was then $1,000, and there
were only 10 who were paid that sum,
while q received 81 600 and upward. The
population Of the State was about 235, Tl9,
an increase Of ,S35 in 10 years, OF which
50,9ol persons were engaged in agricul.
ture, 716 In commerce, and 4.IS4 in manu-
features. There was an enrolled militia
force Of 20,7sI. and Gov. G. p. Van Ness
was the Captain General OF the forces.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MARCH q, 1886.

sit is not in my hands to make or mar
it sir"
''It Is, and as long as we both walk the
earth, shall torment you with my love.
[ shall propose to you every time we
meet"
''Then | shall take care we do not meet
often. Now please co."
She was trembling and ready to break
down and though loath to leave her with
out gaining the victory, he picked up his
hat.
Ny darling you are not equal to the
contest. Give il up, and be at peace
with me. | am going now, give me one
sweet word, one kiss 10 soften all the
hard things you have said.
After all she was no match for him.
His tenderness tried her more cruelty
than anything, and before she Knew it
tears were in her eyes, were dropping on
her hands.
"Oh Lawrence, tits you who are cruel"
Hush dear, your tears are a sufficient
proof Of what you say. l will wait and
be more patient" and he opened the door
and went out. Left alone Magdalen went
to her own room, there to fight the battle
over again.