Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-07-25

IOT llOuSul uO". C4 lAo AOOI VI 'AAN
mill, surrounded by weeping women,
and rough yet sympathetic men, he
exerted all his skill, and struggled
desperately TO save the life Of the
young Irishman. After hours OF hard
work he was again successful, and
finally helped TO carry the patient to
his own house. 1t was late when Jar
Wis entered his Office, and saw the sup
per his sister had prepared, waiting
for him on the little table. Worn with
excitement, cold, hungry, and exhaust
ed, he ate voraciously, and soon sank
into a heavy sleep.
4 little after midnight, he awoke
with ! start. The fire was low, the
room chilly, and his madness was past.
An unspeakable horror came upon
him, as he remembered his day work.
By this time Morton must be dead.
He paced the room in agony, but there
was no woman's face to charm andlure
him now only the cold air, the silence,
the darkness, which seemed to wrap
him in on every side-Surely It must
be a dream, this hideous memory OF
trust betrayed-Would to God-He
shuddered-How dared he, a murder
er, call on God p
lie wondered why they did not
come hurrying after him to call him
to look at the dead. He strained his
ears to listen, expsctant, yet alarmed
at every distant sound. He could see
Mortons face, as he knew it must
look, cold and white, Even when he
tried to think Of Estelle, the dead face
rose menacingly before him, blotting
out every other thought.
Jarvis was the descendantof of an hon
III. II, no+,ro naturally
weak and sensitive had been strength
-, oll f,.I;oned nrovinciaI
education, and a simple country life.
As the temptation died away, con-
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aaJ ,'l- bonorad him snnnose she knew,
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ll.yl,.
anaai L.. 1;s time % he answered
Ill.
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n.rbarr;re.s = She went on hesi-
t,.;ali,. 1', orstsfs. Morris cannot help
= rorbars lint She +. q beartless girl.
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, answered uiIjIv. "For her sake I
Tors done nur5er-murder. do you
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eta s+,,.J Of him pnbeIief and
h.rr.r ,o;no,od IN her gaze,
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