The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-08

fierce unScrupuioUs Jealousy.
Suddenly ovcday revived, and opened
her eyes on tho dreary scene. half OBJ
>curcd BY night now: two slender hands
rlaSpcd her. two strong arms held her To
wildly beating heart: waterfall around,
and liz rec roar in her ears. Where
was She!
Then Aubcrons beautiful eyes looked
into hers: hi, pa G lips smiled gently:
Sh" felt the cnrirCling arms gather her
up more tightly I" the bounding heart
"Iolcday, my own love" whispered
AWbcron are yOu not. are yon not?"
\ wild thrill ran through the maden's
bosom: her eyes looked into his cyes
strangely, SoIemnIy: heaven and earth,
and that in them arr, We're quite for
gotten by the two
Sweet. say you love me, or | shall
die" whispered AuberoE III dainfir>t
acrcn;s. hS warm velvet lips on her
cheek. and the friendly dusk conceaI'ng
them from the busy Accringtrn. Say
il. darling
Sh" lay in his arms. wonderful h"aN-
cnIy smile growing and growing and
growing in her eyes.
Love" She murmured: one honey
sweet not, made for his ear alone. in
shaby expressive.
Aubcron stopped QHick. and kissed
the lips that altered that deiiC ouS word;
and his ed them again: this lime long
e usc kiss, during which the two spirits
rush together and were knitted i'll
that sweet bond that Death even cannot
unluo-c
No one shall part uS now" said hc,
salcmniy. Thank God yoa are mine
No one shall part Us" echoed she,
with sweet dazed JOY n her voice.
Acoringto2 heard that ,oirc. aud
started round 20 gaze, his hagcari face
a foot apart from hers. She lecoi!cd
with = violent shock: everything rushed
hack upon her. she looked and Comprc-
herd d all.
You are better now. bclovcd?' said
Accrin gtOn. distinctly. having resolved
upon his COurSc--that of mProTiS!n%
her with himself IL much - possible
Permit mr now. Mr.. lrcry, 10 lay her
in the hoai: she is my care now. am
proud 10 say" and hr laid hold OH her
10 draw hcr from Auberon'S arms.
Without word I.oycday cling con-
vulSivey TO AuberOn. who struck off
Accringtou's hands, saying. Sternly:
You claim too much. sir: respect the
lady's will, if you please Miss Della
mere was placed in my charge by her
mother, and | shall rcliuquiSh her 10
none"
"And | shall permit none 10 NEEDLE
between my betrothed wife and me-" re-
torted Accrington; "!eaSt Of all you, sir,
who are either playing with another
lady's heart CT with hers
AuberOn felt Loveday wnrc at that,
and cried, Indignantly:
That is false, Col Accrington. |
have no love, if this be not She
Take me home TO mammal want To
be with her. belong to no one else, yet"
said Loyeday, in sldden overwhelming
shame, and shrinking as far from
Aubcron as his encirciing arms would
permit
That is true, and its shameful for rs
to be wrang ing over you instead OF
saving your life," said Aubcron, peni-
tently. Come, Colonel. 4 trnce 10 pri-
Vatc animoSitics: let us get out Oi this.
Acrrington's look was dark enough TO
Justify the suspicion that he would
almost prefer 10 perish where he was.
providing his two companions in danger
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