The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10
CHAPTER Xxx

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arrival al "elll-- uoH gu - "'-o 7"0
manned so, much 10 Olga dlsappolnt
meut Waiting in suspense hour after
bo,,,. &c si,l-enir-r WORK, Thenirbtpassed
5-..,I -t-l,,,,,.-,,.. olc-, Lat tt, fro in
anu S'l-I 9l,0 ~ -
depart JhaJ she hau oTIEllduS Coll'eliI-
plated catching. Two more hours and
the next would be due All hope Of a
,,,a.+i,,, fo,. the ,,7,ssant was nearly gone
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O-aa 9a' "0" ~ =
barely begun when Dagmar Notoskl
rushed in talking wildly, ecltedly, to
herself
..Dar-r,a,.r. e,-c1aired OLGA udon,t Won
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see me or 800,
Mon Dleu Mon Dleu. at last
shrleked Dagmdr' \lng at her unexpected
visitor and eHuslNelt embracing AeI'
This meeting pays Tor aH-aho y on were
allve, ma lille au-all the Jlhe' Acn Una {
villain, Boyd, Lcould tear scratch MIN (.
lie IS BAD, oad. ana now Jhough nave
not seen MN Ior lhLs long WHlle-l rear
he Is harmlng me. l-oul teli me ABOUT ~.
Yourself Olga. How lohe you look. An
kissing ner again rap Vrously lllls Is
good-thIs meeting. hau gwen up an, an
nope Jacob mas 3!3a Pl'eaLeu' NeiIy d,
Mark BOYD ano-a ana mere was only me
to 60 but tax WINE setmy breakfast
Tins bidder. OIp3's tongue unloosed it
self and She talked volublv. There was
not much resem blance between the two in
features or expression, out IN ,;j gesture
acuou-they were ng4larly aHke.
see tuen oo'I as ClEa ul9Closeu why
she hau kept away rom !Jaei or where
sac toIa IhaI Ne-Iy was III vlle slli-e mouse
Dapuar was vehement in her depuucia-
tions against Mark
Bad, bad man ,' she cried; "let me
but get hold of him, and l will tear his
eyes OUT
Come. come, leave him TO his fate it
is bad enough" laughed Olga His case
will be sure to come on at the next as
sizes, and then-cLck!'
She made an expressive noise with her
tongue.
''Ach there are many of us who de-
serve that fateN observed Dagmar.
He is vlllainous MANI but / once en-
cOuraged him for you aud-aud / don I
see that he ought to die that way. If
could get to him | would warm him,
though I''-she paused though fear he
has rounded on met
Il say. Dag, ." Queried Olga, leaning
forward you don't still pursue that old
She spoke significantly.
9"I do. l am bound to it, BODY and
soul!-a wicked, hardened woman
That Nelly softened me, made me"
Did she know?' broke in Olga,
quickly.
NO, no" impatientlY. But her in
fiuence told on me uncOnsciouslN from the
first She was so good, So"
20, Of course!' said Olga, rather irrev-
erently. She can come the piety look
without meaning to do. Don't bother
her, though she chung 10 your memory
tenaciously for time, and grieved as TO
what you would think of her mysterious
disappearance. She need not have been
so anxious, need She Wonder you dared
take her. say. Dag. Nou'n Aave to give
up the old life now and become harmless
member Of society"
u wish I could. / wish / could - cried
Dagmar VotosH, vehemeutly: but the
vows will not release me till"
'.Now, YOU are not going to harp on that
old string, Dag
Dagmar Votoski gave Olga a strange
look
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