Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-11

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for the stag wien il stands at bar.
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had deliberately thrown himself IN the
] trap | had set for him. He lay at the
mercy q one IN whom there a I'd
mercy. He hxs said and done nothing
70 deter me from my settled plans.
Had he shown the least te1deISeSs Of
recollection for me as Fsblo RoDaSI
his friend and benefact0r, had he hai-
lowed my memory by n generous
word had be expressed one regret for
my loss. ! might have hesstated I
might have somewhat changed my
course OF action So that punishment
should have fallen 0 lightly On
him than on her. For / knew wei
enough that she. my wife, was the
worst sinner Of the two Had b
chosen 70 respect herself, not all the
forb4daen love IN the world could have
touched her honor. Therefore the least
sign 81 conjunction or affection from
Ferarri for me, his supposed dead
friend. would have turned the scale In
his favor. and in spite Of his treach-
cry. remembering how she must have
encouraged him. I would az least have
spared hia torture But no sign had
been given. no word had been spoken,
there was no need for hesitation or
pity; and I was glad Of Il. All this I
thought IS I watched him standing
bareheaded In the moonlight on his
way home to-whomf To my wife. Of
course. I knew that well enough. He
was going % console her widows
tears; 10 soothe her aching heart q
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moved. he passed slowly out Of sigh,
I waited TIL / had seen the last
giiR-gsse Of his ~rerreating figure. and
then I lsft the window satisfied with
mr. days WORK Vengeance had be-
gun.