Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-12-12

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Mr.. Despzr8 gzye his cloak fling
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was yaguely offended hy the seFyan- :
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for Ter beside the window. where az
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until the man-seryant came hack 10
sav. with greater appearance Of re-
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Hr. Despafd anc his daughter tol-
ioNea hin aercss the hail and were
usheTed into a large. comfortable shook
ing library. The walls were lined ~ith
books: the big writing table, the Tur-
hey carpet. the walnut and morocco
chairs had 80 air o. subduei richness
ard dignity whlch impressed Madeline
deeply she never forgot the look Of
we room. nor of the wbite-hajrsd,
bright-eyed old man, With the snowy
r9Hesache. VITO sat ia ar invalid chair
betweeu the table and the fire and who
welcomed It's visitors with q cur nod,