The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

Ona, she adtcd, with Con>licranlc s;ir-
ca>m in all her accents.
Madame Favarge. l aanot pretend to
misunderstood your words, nor their UNI
Just and cruel significance; hut my con-
.cIence, wholly arquilting me ot every IN
,cntion OF doing wrong; ] DISREGARD your
threats, and laugh at them.
"Do your Well, We shall see about
that by and by
Corona made no re, ly, hut rang the bell,
at which the an Jean appeared.
Conduct Madame Favarge In her hu>-
bands chamber, and tell Michael, the
porter, to give madame al account of low
and whore he found Monsieur Paul
lavargc. Then, turning 10 her
visitor. Corona continued calmly, bu,
with great dignity, MADAME will please
To usc rs her own this house, its servants,
a state lit To lie removed Saying which
Corona bowed, and disappeared through Il
Side-dour.
Halt. .rantic with rage, Mareot now fol-
lowed the domestic I" the apartment where
her husband. watched by the doctor,
was tossing i'll fever and delirium.
Madame Favarge paused liz alarm, hold
~qucStioningly at the medical attendant.
Mmrgot had Il great terror OF sickness; she
imagined all diseases to be contagious: and,
therefore she ever Contriyed to keep her
distance from those afflicted with illness OF
any kind.
'Madane Favarge," l presumc?' said
'he ileo co.
es, lrehlnleu she. what Is 'he t'a'-
{ .E MN u i .arn M r,o"
IVES WIS know ne nucb
seriously i'll, madame
cot what disease, doctor"
He lesitated or some seconds. "Of o
.,En'.nSi n"h"aal H. !" n,T.;m an,,
einainn thn dnnr vida Shn o,;ctIw retrcat-
al ,InvSn .to;rs l,,v;,t, ,Lo ,inrtny snaach.
loss witb ,stnnishn,nnt onner ana con-
tam tan "se- ""N WI
Warcot Eayoryo lil not nouSc until she
had % ra.oi ,ed ,l'. cn,,rtlrard pnh w,a Meath.
mo tha ,,,ra mr. Loan wh" had olinwnd
cln.s NJ i!I'o ,aIv,s ho " wos s,ari;mn at a
raonos,.ui li.Innco 4 h "%S '"'
.!!ra,l Madon,nis,li rnr"r do Norno,
,ho, ! ioana ti.r u;,I, .os,iin, aI d" 10y
roof" W,r,"t saia ,alIrosn;nE tta domas.
10 Nv Nov = 10 omI s'mnt;nn IN svHahias
]enocin and litter lnd II amniIer
Yard ,i,n,ed Tito her w,;tinc fncre nnl
hand N Tho n,orr,. ,nd rhor;tv Of ,hnse
about him.
ia.n lal;,ero1 Moa,r,a Eovor,.,s mos.
o. 10 NJ mis,rasS w.i'm rac m = vii,
sn5, nnh hnwiIJ, Of a los.
tn ro,nnreLrnd lis nnrnn;Ir
CDR. Baptistc is still here" inquired Co
roma.
The man replied in the affirmative.
nj Lim trnw th.t 7 w;.h > ,soo h;,
bo orc he nm;ts ,Ie house y sho ad1oS nun
Json Non Iait th. ,rasorca ~ Iii. n;str.ss
.t.anI' 80 - Mns - III,
,dinn,nr VIC w,s hh,s;i,. s,r,,n,in, u.
abnn, him low tn not,nn,, ,,mnnI lie n,t;nmt
u.n u nar.ain ,M..Ii;ciima. Wv .r. w 70 Ia nd''
m;n;.t.r.. tn hin, o,d ,.,i,, tbav u,ara "
4" ;frithe this nr That sv'nn,"n moie tic
"" ~ s..,o, WV, W .n". cAa..P'on iia'e is
"i,ILL",' Nv nn, .,e , ill.,, 1oo, w,o
,siaraa linn ;m,n on aTnrtm,a,t whnr. tho
$500 mns nwam, rim At, ,Inom'r
y oLn;s w. ~" n,,," Jd"n,nrs - ,,h ~. r."o'Ae
G'nn,. WV. tJ,o 49, a.. go s.
1T'I l,aar -" ,Iat u M !. si EaS. hoe ,oft
the hnmse dn"tors" i"As0 " Wv
''' Tr n' USE, a n "o1;,;,o o,ono, ,,;ao ii,
,a mf IA hen ~, ,hnt o.G,eu m1u Ho us >
Ill; '" Nv, IL, .'L" 'L m'r az .."s 81 ~ q q
aI,IIee;nah ''e' III" i' Z ~ o'ee' az
apAh In,u ,l.rr, ,,,o ,, of
hor ~, 80" .nnI. y ~ P"t pu,. %
..Modon,o Ia;a ,Lnt sba lat ,,o Mn -
pes,ilencc i'm my dwelling. Is Monsieur
Euyarge seized with INV teyer?"
eyes, mad,moiselle.h
rs i, one Ola CONTAGIOUS nature. doctor?"
"Yes, m~ademoiselIe. it is"
Coron,,s lin. ON, chooI.s hoc,n,o ooh,
Monsieur Fnvar,r ,hcma"
ellis state is certain Y ono of great dan.
yer ~a.n,oi>olln hIt Ia Will ha woil
| cared for Inv mo never toor and"
..Mv hoiI,e and servants are entirely n,
youf command. doctor. lot NOT vn,rn a.
| tient stand in need nfnnv nttenti9n that
or nine rnn show hin, 'A
Thanks, madcmoisellc. Won have thu
cbaritv nj an a,v., mn wo, about tr
s%uerest yonr in1msdiate renewal hanrn n
yom priz4 yrlr own sn etv, Won must moi
stay mother hnur here
"Do nnv Of NV Servants hesitate 10 re
main i'm tIe hnusn lnrtnr,"
III believe not. m~adeunuisclle"
.'TLey have no fear of lin. infectionpn
NO; at least [ have not heard them ex
press any,
"Tl,en have nope,n returned Corona
firmly. ~ shall he ~ snlr rs nv ,lomes
tics with WHOM will shar. aynry hayarJ
Heaven will w.icl, over ms NH -"
.Yom ara in,nrn,;nai tm ron,o;n bore
poia,mo,soiIo,n ,hn ,inotor I'D IN nraa
s,rnrisa " Ae'"
nhe bowed her head in the Affirmative:
Il eiltrcat you not TO act rashily.cto glVt
the mar .er due consideration before YOU
decide"
II nave decided, doctor. Fray say nc
more about it
On the following day, Paul Favarge va:
pronounced worse; but, although his wifi,
was duly informed OF his condition, she still
refused to come near him.
Indeed, Margot was not caring whether
her husband lived or died. She would not
rave risked the safety of q single hair o
her head for lin.
Well. DAYS unssel. Paul Vayarre's lift
was hnnpiu, on a mere thread and two q
Cnronn's soryam,s Lod t,ilnn IN nt,I,o ,eyer
The dnc,or sI,no,, Iii. l ', and aroin on
traatad nor 4 "nnI ,Ia I'nu".' ~ lit - La
lore Il wa. TOO TOO i ia,n va Il" so M mI un. III
reinsed to listen tn lis warninr voice say
;nn ,Iat ,ha h r,, .,n ~ nrn Hl,hbn n sII,
loved Paul Fayargc no Ion.er. She coul,
not leave him without a watchlul eve near
and tender hands TO aid him. Tie wife
who should have tended ON his pillow. wa
ever absent from n. uu,I ~, mn, Inc
was bed. ridden: and his sister, were nirai,
to venture near him. thus it was tia
Paul Favargc was lett entirely to the car
OF the Corona; and thus it was that I'll
voice OF cruel SANDER first raised itsel
against one OF the truest and best Of won
an-kind.
Corona's house was, indeed. full of pesti