The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-10-04
room and tore the book from bis ]ian,,
fii,Kipg il toward tho fireplace.

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room n tore the book from bis ]land,
hllEiIy ~ Toward the fireplace.
N.Close that shutter instantlyp, she
SAID as Is She spoke to the stable boy.
men saw the stubborn, angry
iovh oilnsriac came Into his own
om,G Nc answered, and knew
ny o nnn,n PIE OF tho cnilu
LIN conc into the world with MI llerl
o ssol m,,a na SiaiaN nature Tor her n merit
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aEor sne last time, Henry, Will you
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i my "t,m0i o'H'o 0"niV W1silout% Tear Of
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, .%ts sns 1919 1ai 49, bar no,,S Soln Mi' ~
s,'o,,,dor md sa;; or ruiotIu %tiat :
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~ think for h,a sn;r,t Ia nos
friphtened Zoo FOR ia rose az onno onI
sha led him ~ tha hail door, T Pn,Io,,aI
and I saw her throw omar tha d"nr ~;
noInt o,1t jntt the nioht 49, 80
UGoIn sho aaiI HHVo, :, - LII,
Of mine.D $500
s.IIo looked m into har ster, fooo 90
IL he scnrrolv bnIiaveI har mn = tham +r na
went. And from that hn,,r none p 10 10
have ever laid evos IN tl,e nonr nov ,ySo
vent away on that viii dronI fnI' yin
ter nioht :, 800 1900 49,
~ SUPPOSE nv amt ,yas soryy ,v,,am,,
her anger cooled ~ $3.50
tSlla never aid 81 air 1I,t,1 sba
bado us send for him three laws aro
| SHE never mentioned his mama nor 1S 1ei
any n else in her Drescnce Bnt 7
know how She for lin, "a
| nights. l would hear her 90 w%andering
about tho house. 70 and from tI,a room
| that had been lis and whan tho wind
| blew. She was Ike n mad cTeatnra
| Often | would wake to find hor 81, NV
| bedside. and She wo,,ld sov. IL
spray. / for ina. lane for al,
homeless wanderers tn.niohtI ami
pray for n, ysalf1 Nv heart,e AZ hord
/ can't break nv nriJa -
"And so T wa,,in kraa, &, t,a .o,;1
and dark. and pray. as sha tola mo Sor
all homeless wantlerprsmnawaf fnr lin
10y name u she stood c]roanino hu
in her grief and dreadfml nr;da that
would not let her SEND for her son. -
Tie Young MANS yes we're moist at
| the picture of the kneelinp Old woman
who prayed IN the dead hours Of nipht'
with tie bowling wind about tho
house, and the other. the OBSTINATE old
mother. whose pride fought So hard
with her love.
"She never ceased to expcct him sir.
for she could not, realiza thnt A. ,vns
her stubborn spirlt in her son and
SHE hoped to the last That ha would
como back. humble and nenitent, T
don't doubt that hos longed toe, many
a time. Tor he WAS never tau1ht to
work, and hos only d common soldier
III tho army now, out on the frontier.U
"Do Won fink Ia viii cnma nnwpu
"Oh, yesl The captain Of Ills COM
pany is the son of a neighDor: that is
how we ever heard Of his Whereabouts.
oh. there will be no dinculty about Ills
leave Of ~nbsence.n
"But his prlde2n
"Youforget. She sent for him.n
The voices of The whIsners d,ed
away. Al log in the %spacioIis franlaco
I-TIA ~ T.