Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-17
she sat up in her crib with her golden
curls all rufled

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Mamma, darling mamma, dontgo
away and leave papa and me. Oil
take us with you; We cannot DO left
alone, we love you so dearly"
AS she said this she chung round the
neck of the mother who was going TO
forsake her, and the victory was won.
The curtain fell as Viola Desanges
threw off her heavy travelling cloak,
and sat down holding the tiny hand
in her own.
go to sleep, my baby will stay
and take care Of you Away"
Then the husband, who has been
an unseen witness, comes forward
with his full forgiveness, and all ends
happily.
WiSeacres expressed doubts as to
the success of Passion Flowers" II
was too simple, too poetical, too SOM
Der; III fact, there was no end TO the
charges brought against il, and IIo.
ace Melton sometimes responded.
Not so Miss DeSanges.
II tell you | am sure of the yer.
dict" she said TO him again and
again. Il have never had u part i
like so well. AS to Sybil, She is
unique; that utter simplicity and that
face must take the audience by storm.
| know audiences so we'll"
1t was a gray, chilly October even.
ing, and a tall, distinguished looking
man was sitting alone in a luxurious
room in Piccadilly writing rapidly.
He was pale and agitated, and his
hand trembled as he wrote. Hugh
Errington was rich, free and gifted,
yet he was most unhappy. The only
son of good parents, he had been a
good man in spite of all temptations.
But then he had never known the
real force of temptation until he dis.
covered that the passion against which
he had silently battlcd for years was
returned. He could scarcely remember
the time when he had not loved Viola
Dcsangcs, but he was a man Of honor,
and he knew that she was married.
Laitcrly she had been more miserable
than usual, aud then one memorable.
night each had guessed the secret of
the other, and the knowledge had
brought Il bitter sweet rapture thai
was more like pain than gladncss.
Viola was tho stronger now, since q.
little golden haired teacher had
taught Ecr sweet lessons Of patience
anu forgiveness. She was learning l..
be brave In Ter resignation. Egi
Hugh ErriHgiou had grown harder
and more reckless since he knew th,
truth. and uOw, on the first uight Oi
'P&sasUH E!owCps-Uniuults naule-
he was forgetting honor, forgetting
pride, and i~0rs4EIug the right Tatl.
In lis hand he now held The seal
ed letter that implOrcQ Viola De.
sauges 10 leave London, TO leave the
world with Inn. \ bouquet iaY be-
side linn, and be carefully fastened
the uOtu among the roses which CON
ccaicu it. Half Us Ayur later be Was
with two o. three Other EgA in o
small LlwA box 81 the Par.uUaM. IL
al seemed Ike acoufusgu, iLe dream.
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mces, auI talked g~us;aci.liy to those
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