The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-05

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rcc,y TO her heart. and iheir passage
had torn open woUrd> that the poor
woman thought no che SaNc lerseiiand
the good God knew of. WHO loId YOU
This: Who has torn aside the veil
from my secret. and revealed to you
the cause Of the anguish l have Suf-
!cr@d for eighteen lo1g years:
j The ( heVailer looked Sadly upon ':ir
woman he had wounded 50 deeply bE
+ his words.
There was bat one soHi III iA'
world tender and ioble enough 10 APP
Drcciate and sustain Yp,.r 0Wu III rs
! TRIALS" he said. in gcnjir Voice. ihal
/ seemed 10 carry q i.a,!l NithN. 'EO4r
5n,,.Iv hr'orrl si,rr. ng another. IN
Hn' Isl ,nonrn>s ,ac ey&cteG from ne
no M mror1j,r 10 devote myself TO you
Should misfortune ever come. aud !
, riadly gave my word.
She wCuld have said many things
which would have bat added fuel TO
the flame that was Burning III the
counts breast, had not The cheNa!icr.
stepping close to Eer. whispered:
Take care
Madame" exclaimed De LlniertS.
looking at her in surprise. Ito whom
do YOU refer? OF what are YOU speak
inc. when Won use the words. pride.
faiSch00d deSpair::"
Her husbands coo1. sarcastic words,
uttered in a voice Which chilled, re-
caIled her TO = sense Of what she had
said, and a deathlr feeling came over
her, causing her TO seek the support Of
the chair.
The count looked at her tiXcdly, and
she saw that some answer was reuuir-
ed CT her. Ina voice scarcely audible,
the unhappy woman faltered:
Il meant spoke Oh
Monsieur: sad the clleFaiier. any
louS TO Sh!e!o the poor lauy. Tie "olUS
OF the countess are put lhe ecE0 10, VI
those she just heafd me utter. IneS
are the lrfeNOcaDie Te'oit 0i NY Heil
against the marriage ana tIie su!'elihs
YOU WOulo impose upon Hht. r,,,
The Count de Llnleres was lar rom
being satisfied with the chevatiet eA-
planatlon. LOOKING al MS VIE III d
manner which showed that he oIG not
believe what had Just Deen cen; Io'o h''a'
ne 9 ISAJu. III q ] sU.G, S[1'L so otbn caaninr
had your "olos ilo oCiie' iiie<''''''7'
maoahe: -, o3 .,o .o,,,,oss
NoLtio III! .''tImTtJ tSo,,riC sho tt- 1:nnlv n0r
tEtii ~ of nc rSordS She uttered
C4e iLie""'!s stnS ~ .dtI fa;9-"ron coo
o,,s;ni,r Il s;tli So otIT III ~
llloiISteui ,,S,a <'ott .;Jn,+" a. ,,swcrcd the
1hau 10 49, 49,, ,,"a "a? -, ~ roons
count III WV M.idt;I ri''>' -t',an ~ 40 tI,rI.
no sympathy or eln0tIol. ~ 49, eu,n
ing 10 MS hepne", ne oaGeteo, anSIIct tsSrct
tnan lequeoIeU, Slle. aiie1, oUtlo"r rat,,,,,
the countess % ltel Iootdi' - "tto CrGtr, ,r;th
l.ninsoaVeiS' d,, 1: 0esi'e " 'p0'N '''
you. -, -,
with a compassionate loon d. I.is
aunt, the chevatler oAereu tei ms d! III
ana conducteo ner 10 net apal inle'.ts, -
Hardy had ne le1I !he room Mlleli Cite
minister, SedIillS IIhlsell q. iiio '"nII;
wrote I! 1eN WoIoS ?l d papIht, pho %t,Si hnii
after having Seaieo II, rang 'iie ooit
The oId CLERK answered tile sum,
mons, ana 10 nm the count ildiloeo
the paper, saying:
Take TINS 10 lne keepe! " Sne
secret RECORDS, ana return WIFI "l"l
he gives you.
Like well-made automaton,, the
clerk took the paper. made sun DOW
and with precise mechanical man
ner, ielC lhe room. 9i -, o,,,;oa ,,ir;s+ar
Ley W llI!!seH: tne sieu
OF ponce gave way ~ sile p@>stoa, p.,ro1,, %erS
tnal hao threatened ~ oaei w lac 1i'i
MN III eue pIesencS y; i1,I tI" "t.v .,,,o wild
ne paceu C!e foVLi @ III LIZ 3<',ne s', wv faU.
way CuaG tls NC iiSu GV,tI i',,siont u~r q a
,iVI,ettoo IL fa. +a 80, ,;> ~ h;S nanhaT
~ oiie ,T.E1i, 80 1oIoI;ar W. Iio retnrnad and
~ i"oo C,tS G,tS ;, g. fann sboI,.oG ~, INV
the I0oA up9li LIS ISeG "Is ?ao"S0 fpr ieit1 4ha
tnaU ne lldo l4el 'eu iinisLio !sSio 1oi Wv
struggle WlliC!i "aS !l!e' lISo!e,
OI!eNd!4et >%!S. t3ie oiu seir' ~ iter,.
going up TO DE Nauofey IN an angry;
nervous manner, you cdl 5e"uIIS
understand That proprie1y ana con
siderat;onS 1or my own GIsnltl NluuS,
eo me 10 3ccepI, tat & eApta,ial ~ allo.i !iiE'''e
oy you on oeM"lt % J uile co,5''GSss' 10 y-ou5-
o, HoltS1eu1 ~ o,,,-r,. 1.ttoai toHa 0'oN N0 "
1es - a. Go ,dorIto,6 IU tbat that nv-
on als9 unuerstatiu sllG: .,i%t GA
p!aLia IloIi S,.u 1iot SaoiSiS ny, n,rr. nr.
ca Tie COUNT llOC iieeu'lie VIC "iiois "a
cialndti0l. .,,o u,o.,;or :, ,
wen, sit. salo lhe Cueaaiten, IL. ,, {,
cool, irritating tone, "Aal are you
pleased 70 thlfiN:
Il think, sir" answered De
LiniereS, now almost besides himself
with rage, that the countess WePt,
not for you, but for herSeH. on spoke
of her own griefs. OF her early Ate.
which is shrouded IN some DARK secret,
perhaps a suilIy one, Miilcu Welslia up-
VI 4teL teiisCIe!'Ce; aiO 9 SnnI. 'htE' Ghnra
1i LeL @ ute any ~! tiii'ie' 'pe"N' O'I0' G
ller, VIVA! IS II: r.. ~, ,.,suo,. =
IL was llnp0sste!S 4Ci Dc auitIet "
Ieli HoM cli ~ Iaie & ra,ii. 'tte +e
couNI llao liedlo' @lio "li"' iep'' "
Ta mus4 shield his amt from All
snsoicion of yrono. ] III. how
1Thora ,U.s rCoT1 hrt ono w,v and
~! Lt4eio "<I' ~" or,.+ Do,. h;n, ''S1i1 T ha
e.laL vas W WIt ,S vnS boan I.r't ,ri,o,rd 10.
cou1T hil9M "ti@C ';.,G ue.:: w ho'rn
-NollsLeuI ue HlirisirS, ,,r,,o.o,,. n 5on' &C.
Ill Clil dllSlN lOIlt. ellII. SuI OOoNts NiOp