San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-01-22
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the woman, ahSertly-"nOt bowed and bruk-
en- with the weight OF time and memory a.,
. if he had a conscience, he should be-
why, how you say that says Maui,
raising herself on her elbow. For the sec
! Ond time you make me think you know him.
'NayChild-hOw should l?' says the nurse,
impattentIy, yet in half-irightemcd manner.
/ 1t is from all | have heard | Judge, and that
was no good. The old, too should not he
high and mighty; they should remember the
! grave, and how II yawnS for them they
! should repent them of the many sins that
they: in the past, have committed.
"ilOw ghnStly, says the girl, with q slight
Shiycr. DO not talk like that; it almost nm
! nerves me. To hear you, one might imagine
! that Mr.. Prnruddock was nothing less than
a murderer
The woman smiles disagrceably and COW
| crS her face with her hand. perhaps 10 hide
the change that passes over il. Then taking
! mp the bottle Of perfume again, she pOurS
| out some more, and applies II. but with q
! trembling hand, to Miss Neville'S forehead.
Nurse" says Maud, presently, in merry
| Gus tone. Il have been thinking of some
| thing, and can not get it out of my thoughts.
| Perhaps some one has told Mr. Prnruddork
| OF this quarrel with Captain SaumarcZ, and
| he has come up 10 town about il, and has
| come here to accuse me Ia auntic IT, being
| the cause of it: and starting To her feet
| in her agitatiOn-''lf that be So what shall |
| say or do?
Tut. nonsense" says Esther. calmly
that can not b.. Ill news fly aparc' indeed,
| to carry itself down 50 far to the country in
| such n hurry. And besides. who knew 0i itp
| There. nv dear child. try To sleep, She saws,
| SnFtlv. .,and riuv for me if Won want me
again.
So saying, she goes to the door. opens it.
| and. crossing the passage outside walks
Ii%hrIy dnWH.,tairs and seals %rr,rr inn inn
room of the hall. from which. with the. door
| lust a little way open. She can command a
| view of any one going to or coming from fLr
| drawing.mI1m.
Lett Ia lrl~plf Maud for some time lies
Umutly upou the couch. thinking SADLY Of all
| that has i&l,1rnrd duuug the last two DAYS
and of ali mat vet may naupru.
Inr blliri, uIr puIl,l down. and the, dusk
OF evening has G,.~rrnd,d and i, ,.lrrIunU
EVERYWHERE. making odd ~nI,}nN~ i'm lar
corners, and rendering even mean objects in
| distinct.
Thcday has been dark and cloudy, ami the
rain has iIl.ru-uuW steadily. anon in uttul
gusts.
The evening j. H. gloomy as the dIy. and
at this moment the raiudrUps are pattrrirg
drrarily against the WindOw-paucS with
sad, m6notomou, sound hat chiIIs tn, heart.
The usually pleasant room looks duI and
cherries now IN the uncertain light-du as
her thoughts. and cherries as are her hopes
The moments fly; the OrmOlu clocI, anon
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nj tI, t'o,. ~ nni.n mf fnotSters mt
siI 81, =, 'r,, loo ,,iiI Gnn,an and fine
sue WORT OF TWO quickly SloENT Nh, w Yn,i iIIe
oJ f 'ii'" ',,I'r han ,b" fnIioWs her close
i I an" "II;ci iut t,,'t tho ,mnrl
Ia ,'t" ~ ,' her fant ,,,zcs breath
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o.g I!'If'i, N|S,,''aS myh it ~, hat hr ran
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'T..'i Jr I'rui,I,,oi, rnursnIf IN i This story
j. " vi: r,Iri,ati,,n :, Shameless wicked
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NJ '.., ,,i ,,,t %. ho,,ins Na,d L,,.LiIy
IVA, I ,,.' ,' s,I.s III" iII ,,3nnt old
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..Shn ,,I-|n,,n,I .y4rythnr She alone
IL tn lja'm,.r 'I'his oIvrntI,rrsS this yolmy
,iInr m.,,au y,hnn, Won hayr Taken 10 y0rlr
y ,,, % ,'irIrII,, lei nv. InLanuy son in
~ I ,r, T II, Mi ,r,LaLiIii, hrn,r1ht
i n" i'' w. ,,,'' - ~ ''''
M ...,fI NV, NJ Ii,,,,II,l. 80 ,,s Mrs Ne
villa win an air nT ntT,n,lrI DIGNITY foreign
tn her. ..This girI that Inu 50 igmorantly ac-
,, i: i, rnIit,. ,,s GOOD and tm1e rhiid AZ
o,.. Tr.',i,.i 3nJ ,I.'II Tstrm tH milling
,Tainst %rr she harsrif shall tell ms nil thr
%g%i,''i ~ y,,rI yam t "',mn,nr fri|ht,n
H,r VIII i,', ,h, lnr:r Sn~rrhs
| ~ as. Irt her sI,r,k nIIirLIy-Ipt me hear"
w - -, :, IT, Tr,t II,i and ,,,ij,,r t
| NI,,ri III w
In a hro;rr updrrtonp Maud tells them of
ali th,t t,,,l, ,Ia,n b,tlyprn Dix and Cantliu
< I',,,,l tj,a ,,i,rht If Mrs Nryijp' dance
he,,.isit IN tI,n Iattnr' hnr,si.
| AMI thr nrGmisc there rytractpd
"VvT",, shm has tinisLad Ler rncitoI she
b,,rst ,.'i, 10 tnorl and s0hS distressinGW
Ne ' WIFI, iT. % %' I'M +" her taTS her in
| Ior a,,,i,, oi,G ,rns.,s hnr hnod dawn mnn