Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-02


Margot bowed her regal head, and smiled
us her noble visitor Withdrew listening to
his retreuting footsteps with strange 6 cam
in her eye, and q scorntul curl OH her lips.
Watcl,--watch. monsci gncur: watch over
her night and day, if you Ike she burst
lorth yet Margot Favarge W ill circumvcnt
you for all that, His words of menace
have served to oil the hinges Of my con-
science. which same conscience will now
open TO any extent. ! wish | had giants
hand. that | might crush her thus,' she
cried clutchng the air with her long
fingers. How | hate her She stands be-
tween me and fortune; at every turn she
heed; her reign OF triumph is wcllnigh
over. Yes, though her guardians were the
angels themselves, Mnrgot Favar-c would
ind wit enough to overreach thcn.'
Affairs were now Frightening under
Corona's roo: but still Madame Paul
Favarge came not near her husband. nor
sent she any message to inquire after his
state.
visitor; and (alas. for the Inconsistency Of
woman's hearth she was beginning to vel
come his YiSitstO welcome them with
out>iretched hands and glad smiles, and
with a certain ttUtter o!the heart Us we'll.
Aud day followed day. Ani while Panl
FavargeS health and strength were return
ing to him. the breast in which he had
once re- gned supreme was opening TO re-
ce:vc another. Gradually and s:calthiiy
catered that other-Curona was not even
sens bic G: his approaches. At length.
however. She began to question herself
about the matter. Why was She ever
counting the minute, of his ABSENCE Why
did she feel this .uttering in her bosom
whenever his voice or his footsteps
f,tf y; 4
handS al ways tremb!e. and grow cold. when
he touched them with his own? Surrey she
knew til" rali-c Of all this; there was no
need TO max" these queries.
And was !, 50 indeed I,-: this man
bad. at last, ,cally succeeded il! !ek:ndlin.
tho l%u.e oiiovo wit!i;:: her bosom. Aud
he: pa. cs were w;lhly tflruhhnG her
hIoc.i w@Tn Y !nan;I;na, OF her checks, her
eyes spark i!iS with A new Joy. for one who
had been long indifferent to he: one
whom She imagined would !!cYcr win i
s!uglc smile .ro:!l lo"
At first she ;rir,! to 'lIru>: !-oul her tl..
knowledge OF all This ise;.r. almost
ashamed Of the change n her sentiments
but it would not be. for although toe
wound Invisible that loves keen arrow
makes. its sIMa-tiu; mast lie ever felt.
Paul Favarg. wa, now rcctTcr;nc rapid
iyi Cornna> care had l,Tc-erTch iIia lie
and he knew a. much, an! 'Tes craze II! f.r
~, i
Az -. 49,, o,';;oI ~ , ..a'i'- -
ti,o, $3.50, i;u "a ~, }ar. -. -
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IT, ,,;,, iI.ar.,nt ho,y H., .,,tf;.r;,,' H..
.dc-ad rrnrr ,n,,r orin.ti,-
thon e-.r var hr ,,,,s, ,,;,
tell her that IL. lid 80. lie
dared not so in,.,!. her. 1t was u sin to
think of her inns he KNEE; il WA, In, he
could not tear her image from Iii, brraat:
no try q. he would Corona VA, not 70 b..
driven from the place IA. lad 20 !nr. o.
cupied. Oh. thought ue il could ,ut re-
call the past: i! could o7!!y u,i.ac the
hate vi words which hound ne 10 Mario;
iadre-bouud me a. a !ovc.cs, wife. what
happiness might he mise
Now that pail WAS rc,t;Ir !,a,fcr Corona
sedan visited hi- chamber. .l,,. .ymilrI
doinr 80 Tor although, no Wrrd Of a .f.r1Ior
had been f,rra.hrI he, .yt.r,, then, sFI,.
could not :aiI T.. ;i;,lr-.;a,d hi, trctivc
glance ard III t;cnI.-drawlI.;.h. Reside.
JDrona'~ whole heart a,I brain yycrc roar
filed with thnu-!.,- ": another and hcr
professional In,!c- were one Iaygc CAIN