The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-12-17
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arrr 20 prevent her from speaking.
..Yo;lr sisters fate depends upon
yoi:r siIcncc." he whispered, and Un-
der the influence OF that magic NAM.
size was silent.
The officer motioncd Marianne to
take her place with the other. priN-
0ners. but She said. imploriuIiy: Per
nit me monsieur. 10 bid her last
f.re,ynil
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ti>, - mn that. ~ Henrietre might be saved
10y ~ Of ti1 bar own frno viii Shn WAS lb0u,
,''t( (ro Y. :, w, ,.I1,Jnt,rr !ifn-innu exile.
-? " rraotnr love n3th no man than
,,it - 5a Inv down his life for his
f.i,, t.;nn5 ' :" !, I,r;ftam in the Book: but
.,,rai,. tr'r,i' Nar;,nna'S love and gratitude
sure! oaSoT hSc I%,i,S tfi for AZ Sa @ vaS doominU
ooif t'|L SHFcIUo ~ ,rhnIn Iifa.tir'n 0r misery.
'iTtSe1l M"n,;a,tn .T cnnid not rale the pardon
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Take it" he said, in a low voice.
.Sonr sisters fate depends upon it.
,star some hesitation. Henriette
TOOL. Tho oanar which Marianne had
tTrmSt INFO her hand and then fling
irp her arms around the woman who
haG inns saved her. sobbed out hel
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a. ri, noSt inonnortune moment,
ci-1or q: GennTinre rame slowly out OF
thn nriS0n toward The two wee0ing
Girls
The sister superior" calculated the
physician. in diSmay. All is lost"
"Heaven would not permit it," eX
claimed Henriette.
an felt that Marianne's generous
action could not be consummated. fOl
there was no hone that the good sis
ter. who looked upon deception as a
| leiQOuS CRIME, cOJIU De pSISudIeu u
tell falsehood.
Madame" said the officer TO the
sister. "win you please verify this list
and identify the prisoners who are IN
tended for eXile?'
In slow, monotonous voice, the Of
ficer read the name Of each one, anC
waited until the sister had declared
that they were among the condemned
The name Of Henriette Girard was
| the last on the list. and when the Of
ficer pronounced it. Marianne ran and
knelt at the sisters feet, eXclaiming:
Here, mother
You" exclaimed the sister, ~ sur
prise: but before she could say any
more. the doctor stood before, her, anc
pointing to Henriette, who was utter
ING q silent PRAYER. not daring TO look
toward either of the group, made q
NOS annealinr gesture
her have pitv,r erie
>T.r;anne earnestly "hIcSs me. anC
Lot mo- gn for his eyile will purify a
Gnilty s6ni and save an innocent one
Snvaral times did Sister Genevieve
i4Gt S,Sio Us w ,,T5 ~ Lo,.n r,Yda On,
socr;Sce hnf she coIId not tell lie.