The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-26

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them live and die with the consuming thirst
for happiness never for one hour assuaged in
their souls
The old gentleman had come up close TO
him as he spoke, and a. he finished, Curran
looked down calmly into face almost purple
with passion. IL occurred to him that Mr.
Breton was about to have an attacl. Of apo
plexy. The hand that held his gold headed
cane fG.riy tremblod.
you have earned your last penny in my
mills the old gentleman shouted at him.
I'VE ought To have laws to shut up such men
az you"
"Mr Ellingsworth,n said CuTTan, as that
gentleman rose b. his feet 81 am very sorry TO
have brought such a scene into your parlor:
il seemed unavoidable after what was sad %
me, and il seems likely TO prove more I'M
fortunate FOR me than for anybody else"
10 one thought Of anything % say. Mr..
Elngsworth vaguely wondered whore the
man picked up his neat way Of talking, but
then the wealthy, after az, have 10 monopoly
Of talent
Curran cast q whitening lool, Of contempt
on the mill owner Il am sorry. too 10 DO
. deprived Of the chance 20 win my daily
bread
lie did not notice that the expression Of
tie girls face had changed. or that She had
started 70 come % him. but there ras
grandeur Of wrath in his fac, and bearing
that aycd hor She stood in the center OF
che room, with heayirg boom and fright
eucd. tro.b.ol eyes, watching lim out of tho
door Then her father came llos lIrou-a
the hall with tis sarcastic smile finely curry
ing bis thin lips
How beautifully he hod known hov 20 pre-
serve lis oau nonor o. would hovo been
base and snooc in hin % have rranlai ont
0f her pari0r 80 the entrance OF Der father
and Mr Breton, self confessed unworthy 20
sit 90 their proseuc. Aud tor all fii..r wealth
and power and vantage ground, ,ar.es, q
what % must .,st. ho lad Thrown thor ir-
suits u their teeth and shown himself i
graudor nan. a thousand time. than .ither
Of them.
The warm N0)d of returning iooling swept
over Der SOUL She could not bear ono moro
cruel word against bin now EcI0r, t.r
father could speak she had hurried into tie
hall and but fast tine looc SD that She should /
not hoar tae bitter sentence tl.t was i-
parting l, DIPS.
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