The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-11-23

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e. coroo hack now And that which had
occnrrod bafors tho i11rnsc-wbot WIG
.bat haunting tbino2 THE vision of tbe
s,ir f,ca that bad been with him tbro1ob
oII bis dolirinm came an almost nalnabIe
nrcsence. and brought the weak tears to
his cvcs
she had not wanted his love because the
first love that she had given to any man
had been held more lightly than the
measures of n nights carousaI. than the
nrico of a horse. Recause the man sho
had bestowed her vonDp life upon had
been unworthy, because this rare pearl
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DR. Nav heard of the consecratedlife+be
vounr widow had seemed to resolve ia
lend ITn bod NOT believed at the time
thot tho r~esolva would hold No voupo
voman,s heart could die 50 completely
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end And now-H He turned his foce to
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throat Pale2 AS she met the broad
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