The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
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TIE QUEENS MESSENGER.

La 1t was plausible, for who else than an
English journalist or Russian intriguer
eoule: have any interest in acting on the
words of Edgar in king Lear
s.1o Know our enemies minds we'd rip their
hearts.
Their Papers. is more lawful"
Great heavens. What if the first thing
t3lat struck the eye of Captain MacCth-
Eoch setting foot in England were z
contents bill Of the Daily Beilowgraph.
OF th, Morning t;runticle,' with the AZ
CHAN Frontier Question: Text of lmror-
IaHt Dispatches printed i'll the largest
type.
Ii was under the influence of these horri-
Bile approximations that Captain MacCulioch
ssra.d as pale rs Il sheet and gazea at
Eyhl Rosnneath with the understanding.
balf-imToring air Of nan who is passing
10 the scatfol. And when Sybil, too, came
60 Tcalixa The full meaning of the awful
disaster w-hicl, had bcfallen her gallant and
0rreicd escort. her grief and conster-
asii.u knew no houl;is. She changed her
Keat To his side Of the carriage: she leaned
,owar;; him III an attitude Of the tenderest
sympathy and soliciiu'le; she even wr,iiig
her bands il sorrow reproafhinS hcrSeiI
with l,.in- the cause of all the calamity.
and ,cviug she would never, never Tor
give l,.r<cif if the captain S career were
BLASTED 81. her account. ,%.s
III, c;.riaisly means ruin, said the cap.
sci;i. in IN 7,ludertone ans! With an air OF
xurromful RESIGNATION Ia bis fate
..nh. nu: Fray don't say that pieade"
S,,,u almost Welding IL her impulse 70
SIR, an,! press her companion haiiu III
Ter ca~erileSS ~ console HIM
I:ut the captain only shook his mead ana
w.s silent: nor gould all the gem, e en- ~,
-. Lis Scn,anarion succeed IN mahihS nm NJ
,e6n ;, Ildl3cfirl view al the situation. IN T.,
-, IW;i,"d him in Downing S'rees ~
-. fE,s, nf instant dismissal from her ma!
s,y's,Scrvice and there was 10 iii0i "
x.i.i ntbs and the ex-
49, i.' ,r,.iu appeared TO rtot
{,i.tn,d..nf crash along at us Mol,i
-. II last. however IL 80 80
T,,shi,.g and cur travellers ni'u +hn Kim
.vo a., hoard te waiting s't'i.l; Hfort'iii-
s Of ih".Nctl,"r"itd+ "nple .gony OF mind
'or,, in Spite IF bis great aIoiat AZ H. hnr1h
xtiJ ,h.,lf IL secure Il coni!oit','0 ~"
s"r VI, S,,,u. But in her berth she VIM ,'.
not lad; Fer how coui'! s'!e 'oi''P h,1
saIf ,n sI,a.t when tn" man WHOM s''v ,',..
learned to admire and rove. az" ,t,n ,Iirnct
'. ,,... ;,et.;n:: tn, deck IL Il ni,'"' -
,n,..ru.;,,r anguish: .,rcGr'il'Sif, SLY
,'In'i rrn,n her cabin 20 find the '"p'nii"
,.auir. over the ai','r TART VI III. face
viii, his elbows Oh tiif ritiS ''"O' 80
buritd IN his li.!ihiS. ,,,,,or night
;,;, . Starr, .,i,y aui Il smooth sea, p", 80.
,;asc hrautirS were utterly lost ~. r ,,,
C.,.t.,i,, Mac. ';.!!o..h. who srarceis 1--WE!
hec,ir,i ti!.. presence ~ BIS Nv! - u.
as she softly -''i='l '!"WH 81 H.. her into
So,:.rrs h;,yf.ycr. H. was iur'n pN Nv, ,in,,
. sn,,;,;p., tir,l If c"!lvt'rS1ton "i, H'sau,
:: AZ Ma. interrupted Icy i""i 7t;
,s.is.,. u;th Il kissing ct steam r.. ,,hila
F,o,, tLi. unt !,;.r r.'-!oaS ~ Inc sup -
..on. :, ,.n.raI rush al paiiic-Stri'Neil p..a
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