Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-03-23
ROMANCE OF A PLAY.

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absent look III her olue eyes.
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cannot WIN you oacA u 1--WE "lll' at
leaso' keep you from CRIME
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ne nears ms Wlle voice Gazing ~ nm
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iesses MS INTENDED crime IN Une .hlru "c'
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anu as no "Oes So hi' VIZ en 'ei'' anu 'i-N
C"o are cohlple'eiy reconolieu'
"A charming luea, salu hne leauliie
iauy W Une au'no!' "uT Jun ~" "iANe
MarRareU 'oo iorslNihs'
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proposed cut ana tne leaulne iauy
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est husbands when Won came tn think
of T. ;ndaol II would ba dificult to aseart
nositivalv tb,t Clavering was the authors
! ra.l noma Her novels vera unfinished ms
a bv AIix CI,voring and when she came II
I london she called herself Mrs Clayerinp
I which MIGHT or might not he a nom d,
) gnerra for II was her publishers who first
i Introduced her info Iondon literary socie
:. TO and II WIS not tbeir businoss to dis
@ close nor ra.I n.ma sunnosing that sb,
!. had another mama than that under which
II oha ,bnea to amman
n n Tho rehearsal was over and Mrs Clay
G ering went home She had a few aItero
l. tions to n,,Le in rho SECOND and third acts
u ond after . sIight luncheon she set bersnl
e to tho task Settled, She seemed yer,
S restless and worked fitfuIIv Sometimes
for n,inntes togetbar she sat with her face
hidden In her hands and moro than onr
tears trickled through her fingers
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nm - ss;d ,,entlap,a, who IN tr,tb ,,o,
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say 'h"' W ." many vi 'hese "a'ine
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"h"' pay Is 'haV' l may ask III
quireu man VINO cauSht the last words
Inc speaker was an uhcomn,oniy hand
some man. apparently ABOUT 90 OF o. ou
ne h"u reckless look, not Pheasant 10 see
"A cautious man would thlhk twice Deior
introducing TINS gentleman INTO MS nome
ior besides ms personal goou looks ne MAJ
sweet u"heo voice ana an ATTRACTIVE ad
uress' anu WIN these weapons OF attacl
ne could easily conquer women s hearts
Dreakllg 'hem alterward at ms leisure.
Inc nacker answered MIN; "A pee
written by Mrs Clavering, the novelist
Shes NOT prentice hand' some one ac
plays OF hers nave been done already
renleihoer reaulhg ohe OF her novels
II was clever said MI Leslie what