San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-10

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rscs a. tb,ss sor,a,,;na has hsnnsnsd can
say no more till l see YOU FrLIx.
/ matched mn a garden has that wa, In the
hall and ran instead OF walked. until came
to where nv darling wnited without giving
him time TO sreak I said.
"Oh. Felix what a II, saw your face
rhen Won read that hateful letssr as break
fast and | know that somethinc Is wrong;
navs Won los. sny monsyr
"Wouh 10 God that were ALI No. dear;
NV money Is quite safe; but. obi Matey. /
40 not know how 30 tell you the truth
.Vhatever IL ia tall ma az once: can bear
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aYou rempmbsr THAI yesterdny I s.id
had somethino to tall Won about myssaf.
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vm, vifep'
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sus ON 49,, ~,or. nor nv non,a tbron,h mic,
go. whom 7 cot Wall did NOT care To correct
the mistake. / have been in England for the last
two years, and am now coming home. am still
your wife, even though you did desert me.
ANNIE GERARD
The writing was that of an uneducated per
son, and pitied my poor boy more than ever.
I had IL time then TO think of myself.
"AIatey, dear, shall leave here today
must not remain longer; but how can l part
from youa Oh, darling, perhaps in the years
to come, when you have forgotten the pain
of this time, some other man better than ]
may win you; but no other can love you
better. or as WE'LL
mo other man will ever win me- | gave
YOU all the love had to give, and | am not
one to change. | shall go on loving you to
the end Of life God grant it may be shors
one!"
"Matey, dear one, can you ever forgive
me for bringing this sorrow into your young
Gfep
'Hush. Felix! 1t is not your fault; do
not blame you dear"
INV precious girlT Then he pressed a
kiss on nv forehead, and left me-
remained there for hours, but at last
aroused myself and left the summer house.
Nv cousin was in the hammock on the lawn,
and called me- I turned mechanically. and
sat down On tho or.es Maid no attention
- - ;Iith 49, -. +, faot Ala ,,n+
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dedI ueI uuIiI she henIIoheu my ua4 ling .
name.
How strangely Mr.. Gerard acted at break.
fast Did you notice it, Mateyf'
II was then smoke sharply. and left her,
and cana to INV own room
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