The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-09
COPYRIGHTED 1873, BY TILLoTsoN & SON
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member George lfeNerEdh ldIuehla'lo
and untimely end, but TO feel that III was
hu,r,t into their hearts as iron eats into a
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deep Tor the first few months OF hef DC
reaNement, her anger ana thli9J Tor re-
Vcnge against Mark boNd lHceNsanJ. AZ
the days went on ana she Iouhu herSeil
as poWerless To BRING the gulIJ nome 10
him as TO nope 10 br!hg George from t1e
tomb both grief and resentment relaxed.
A year rom me gay lhat hdu seen ucr
lover carried IN llieleSS, coHlplaoehI re-
gret and negative thirst Tor revenge l,s
alone We're hers. Nhe was nearly hcIsell
again. laughter, pronder, more mi! mac
cesslnle to strangers IMAM before mat
seemed TO lee lhe only dlHefehce IN her,
hoy was INFINITELY more chdnseu. ms
appearance was as OF one VINO carried
with him an inward Welght OF woe his
hair, though ne was barely thifJy5 was
tlnged with gray ms pio" iurr4Weu; ano
seldom was ne seen TO smle. But NIUE
company had been entertained "lthH
the noieotN hoSPllaole walls OF CoAhoQr,
IL was sald by ms desire. People .nouBhU
he did it out Of respect to poor Trever-
yam S memory; ne coulu nave JolG 'ueh
ulherenJlF. Charne hdG palu only one
visit nome, lhat was curing hoY 40
sence. sir HenrN Gunloh deemed Uhelf
qualrei.he never coIld understand Jne
cause OF lt-had lasted long enough. he
supposed thal theS were Jhe more olIler
in mat ne hao never ociofe known Utehi
10 disagree Bul ne would orlng Jhen
lo'ether once more. Inc mousse shoulo
ne thrown open, ana the nappy o45S Sc. Oh
wore tntlced BACK Jasl as IL was before
George IrcveiTan's doath had put
blenl on mem an. MllN' 10 may De men
tlohtd' had oetn qutJlF lhaitltu mouth
previously 70 ColonVI nIelc9H-Ihe
same strange 10 say VINO as MAJOR OF
LnaJ haIly mao toutIeu NeilN hehstoJh'
The bridal palr were on Their way 10 lu-
uld
hoy, deep SHADOW on ms handsome
face, was stuhdlnS IN me deep en- nrasurc
OF onl on Inc large windows oi CoEmoor.
MOI icoalng oul on Inc pretty scene out
sue, ihoNSh ms attituGe might nave
given that Gaect, but thlnklng-t hlnkhg.
a olce beside MN maze MN start
peroeptibly. what VIII you give me
or my news Roy Salu MalSie' "tather
IS pleased ABOUT NJ. ne post is IN.
Letters from MllIy, suppose Gong
SpoeulIy on Ihcli way Uhe Speeulef Jhe
better, say L the farther OF the wiser ~
what "A gloomy fellow you nave grown
hoy J am sure Mllly ana Greg could
not tall TO be compllmented II they
heard you MY leJUer Is not from Jhem.
us IRON hlida CRAWFORD, she IS going
TO be married. Guess 10 whom l VIII
give you SIX guesSeS
Maisie's attractive face bore on 1t signs
OF excitement. She was evidently eager
TO disclose her news. she was m1rkcd
contrast TO Toy Nothing reused him
latterly
~ am afraid cannot guess. have no
clue, Maisie, unless 1t IS one of your nu-
mcrous and rejected sult0rs.
You might Try and show little inter
est IN something observed the girl, re
proachfully; YOU don't seem to have any
life left IN you
He smiled sadly.
Il fear l have not much he admitted.
trying 10 appear eager-whO is
Miss Crantord's tuture}N
No less a person than our brother
Charlie. Is il not grand2 She has a
quarter of u mil-Whatever is the matter,
Roy, Surely you do not wish to imply
that you are not more than satisfied
he had turned abruptly, no absence Of
life or interest in the sub.e t now. Strill-
ing one hand on the other he exclaimed
vehemmt!y
1T must uot. shall not be "
"Wnat do you mean" demanded Mai
sic, haughtily her head erect You op-
posed Milly's marriage strongly. You ad
wise me 10 remain single Your behavior
10 Flora Speirs IS "a dis race to us every
one is commenting on it; and now you
presume to dictate as to Charles affairs.
Nou might be our father, and very au-
tocrdtir, disagreelble father. too"
Boys pale face worked a shamed
blush rose ON it.
Charlie must not marry. He knows
why Don't be too hard on me. Maisie.
As to Flora, we shall never be one. L
she has broken off the engagement"
she has broken il off AT last, has she2
Well. she has shown more pluck than ]
gave her credit for Had any BODY PLAYED
fast and loose with my affections as YOU
have done with hers. 7 SHOULD haze given
them their mitimus long ago. But She
loved Won 50 Thai was ever her cry.
SHE would walk tolhC srIff0ld with Won
sooner than no. share your life An
ana She I.. Iirsl at last Wen well