Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-14
CHAPTER VI.

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 CHAPTER VI.
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 nd the daughter against her mother, and
 Inter -in.law againS her mother-in-law,
 5Ifan's foes shall be they of his own house.
 *& therefore imitators of God. as beloved '5 and walk in love even as Christ aleo
 len Virginia left the carriage and
 fp Loreen, she had no definite idea she would do or what the I{ of her action would be She sim nv q soul that had tasted of the 2 a better life slipping back again |iIs old hell of shame and death, bnfore she had touched the drunken arrn she had asked only one ques-
 What would Jesus do = That Bon was becoming with her. as s anany others, g habit of life. |8 looked around now as she stood EbY Lo9een. and the whole scene nruelly vivid to her. She thought 9f the girls in the carriage. Hive on. Don t wait for me. 1 am T to sec my friend here home. she
 1almly enough.
 # girl with the red parasol seemed
 at the word friend" when Vix- s spoke 1t. She did not say any y The other girls seemed speech ao on. ! eannot go back with you. :. E irgip3a.
 1e driver started the horses slowly. Of the girls leaned 1 little out of s'sffiage.
 san t we-that is-ao you want help? Couldn't we9- sp, mol r exclaimed Virginia "Yon |ot be Of any use 10 me. ae carriage moved on. and Virginia alone wi9h her charge. le looked up and around Many s in the crowd were sympathetic. r were not all cruel or brutal. The ksspirit had softened a good deal Of Reetangle.
 Where does she live?' asked Vir- o one answered. It occurred to Vir= ] afterward, when she had time to E it over, that the Rectangle showed hcacy in it's sad silence that would done credit to the boulevard )r the first time it flashed upon her |the immortal being who was flung wreckage upon the shore of this Aly hell called the saloon had no that eeald be called home. De girl suddenly wrenched her arm Virginia grasp. In doing 1t she By threw Virginia down. You shall not touch me! Leave mel me go to he'll That's where I be- The devil is waiting for mel See | she exclaimed hoarsely. She ed and pointed with 8 shaking fin at the saloon keeper. The crowd
 bed.
 Irginia stepped up to her and put brm about her.
 Loreen, she said firmly. .'come me. Ton do not belong to hell |belong to Jesus. and he will save Come.
 he girl suddenly burst into tears. was only partly sobered by the k of meeting Virginia irginia looked around again here does Mr Gray liver she Q. She knew the evangelist board 5mewhere near that tent. humber of voices gave her the di- |pn.
 Eome, Loreen. want you to go me to Mrs. Gray S. she said, still ing her hold of the swaying. trem- k creature. who still moaned and ed and now clung to Virginia as re she had repulsed her. the two moved on through the 'angle toward the evangelist $ lodg- place The sight seemed to impress Rectangle seriously. It never took seriously when it was drunk. but was different. The fact that one of most beautifully dressed girls in lnond was taking care of one of the 'angls's most notorious characters, |reeled along under the influence of ar, was a fact astonishing enough irow more CT less dignity and in- Rnce about Loreen herself Ths or Loreen stumui:ny through the Hr dead drunk always made the angle laugh and jest, but Loreen sering along with a young lady the society circles up town sup- Eng her was another thing The angle viewed it with soberness and ol' less wondering admiration. hen they reached E.r. Gray board place, the woman who answered mia knock said thas both Mr. and Gray were ori somewhere and Il not be back until q clock rginia had lict lI..i1nd anything ler than q possible appeal to tae b either to take charge of Loreen while or find some safe place for Intil she was sober again. She stood lat tue lodging after the woman spol1en, aud she w2s really at loss bow whet to dc. Loreen sank down Idly on the steps and buried her