Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-05-18

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been long ago Delivered into q.
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Notwithstanding ne very great au\
iety 10y which ] was oppressed during
my dear I1iy.S Illness. ! think tuat
period was far the haruicSt of my
life In the first place. there iS no
privilege so dear To- "A rruc woman Is
that OF miEistcriEg to others. Of feel
tl4-~ i4'4 - - va ''..'i .t "a 'i'
welfare Of someone dear 10 her.
Then. I was al object oi the most
watchful care Of tW" mon. one oi
whom was dear ~ nae as hlHu ana
devoted IIiehu N'H'' i"I lh' p'htE 4
was dAlIF sfoNILE more "Au more
conscious OF u'eI anu increasing
love.
on those long. deuy.ous houFS spent
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| IlGntheSS Oh Ho',it anu non ora "ie
soul; but 'hest 3h'E eH''c'reI lhe"
| nero more warmly 40 me. ioI'u
him, not tor ms virtues alone Dut
for his weakness also.
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sionate suherlnES OF ms hoyh"od'
| when, Tor no iault Oh MS own ne
| had been deprived on tle one bItsslhE
| which seemed TO nm OF an others
a. a.
mothers love was an INJURY TO Which
he had never become reconciled.
1T was not merely the Tact that
| she had no affection 70 besiow upon
me that wounded ana tortured me-
ne SAID but the addiu"h2i circhIh-
stance of witnessing her lavish de
monStrauyencss towards Gerald And
when that day arrived upoh which her
darling ana luoI committed against
me, beheaih my yer! fopl' the West
act OF treachery Which one man can
commit against an'tLef' even Iheh IL
was Tor nm ana ms SIN thl' her heatt
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clined to eSpouse my injuries.
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Madam had employed her mousse
h''pNt "0
keep from him rhe knowledge oil her
atilctlon.
From the look tnat came INTO MS
face as i threw TINS strong doupt UP
on that conclusion which he had form
ed concerning his mothers 5 wish Il
keep him at distance | Imagined
that this last act Of treachery of May
berry 's-as / could not but believe 1t,
and as / afterwards proved it to be
had been the thorn that raIkled sorest
in that y-miSpriZcd tlial affection
of his He seemed much brighter, in
far gayer spirits, after my suggestion
had taken effect.
y few days after this, late one after
noon, | was sitting by Madams bed
side. DarracOtt was also in the room,
but at Il distance, sitting by wind
oW reading. Madam had recovered
consciousness and was aware of her
condition and surroundings. but Dr.
Spencer had forbidden conversation or
cXcrtion of any sort, for she was stlll
very weak from loss of blood Sue
lay with her eyes wide open, gazing
steadfastly before her, but seeing
nothing. Presently She spoke
..Who is with ma?-you. little DOro.
thy?"
| yes. dear Madam I"
A brief silence. Then NO harm
came to him.-to ny child. Dorothy
| uuivered at the appcllation which
| had felt reserved exclusively for an
other. and | could hear a deep breath