The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-31
CASE OF BLACKMAIL.

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IN smiling, With very small hand
held out lheased apparently In stu
smaller glove.
You have forgotten me, she
laughed, as he bowed stlhlN Mrs
SuNthe- Maude ttterson.
Dear me, said Mr.. HEST SO II
Is.
Tho small hand ROSE and lowered
somewhere above his shoulder As he
caught It's iinser=tips In his bony old
CLAW
Well, she exclaimed, ITS three
years since yon We seen me, and then
l had Just come of age, and you only
saw me when you gave me away of
course. no one looks ON her wedding
u'N IKE she does atterWard
You are looking very we'll.
Ihank you, | was afraid | was
growing thin, she said. pinehing her
arm critically am very unhappy
thal IL why came To see You,
indeed SAID MI. Blest You pain
me extremely your husband
II not quite come To that. but II
VIII AEON II You can l help me- Look
mere MT. bIest. ! ieel ! have known
you since | WAS Il little girl. because
you USED to send me postotlice orders
Tor pocket money, with typewriter
letters, To ask II they were KIND to me
al school Just as II should have dared
To say lhey were not
An. | never thought ot that. said
MI biest
And then You tied up my wretrhed
tltlie aoooo III hlatll'Ee settlement,
=" tuai E'' hotn'llE year aha nave
10 my ell my co, hea our OF IL ana
LOW |, YOU WIN oh'l ho' interrupt me
,4in" s,'h zen YOU 'NelSthlaes
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name does not matter, call him
Doe. suggested Mr.. nlest
Sounds rather Hike a babcr. we'll.
never mind Captain Dough and |
were great pals; friends. YOU know,
nothing more. and he went away to
India and ! wrote him letters naur-
ally
Mr. ileai bowed.
Il thought myself rather more than
just a pal. then. you know. ! was only
eighteen. and my letters said good
deal, ] fancy. should not write like
that now Ia any one However | sup
pose he lilted them, aud kept them
Never keep letter from woman
Mr. Blest; perhaps you never did,
lawyers are 30 careful We'll. he IL
dead now, poor fellow! lie died in
India, and his servant. or somebody,
must have stolen all my poor little
scraws. and Just listen 10 the letter
received a fortnight ago; III read II
To YOU:
Madam; We are instructed by a
client to offer you for sale certain let
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