The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Extension Dining Tables

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z@lsG
was OF yours in that moment. The
fact is that j am close observer, he
went on. Viewed from the back You
arc the perfect image Of the mani was
locking for Why thought should
know him in a thousand. cannot deny
that the impulse was hasty, and in the
light of events. inconsideratc.
quite So" agreed the professor
"But You see. am of Itaiian--in fact
Corsican extraction-and YOU know how
-bIooded my race is beg Your par
don, again. sir, and. if you viii excuse
me. I'd rather walk on.
-.Yoll Interest me- remarked the pro-
feSsor ina Inusing tone. While he took
out his cigar-ease. Niil you smoke
Fact is am of an inquirins tufn OF
mind, and would like to study this ma
ter bit. Besides, if / resemble so
,nuch dorsaly5 the man YOU have on
your killing list 1#haye. yous8W viii ari-.
nit. personal interest in the matter.
In5eSssI hang a piaca,d on my bacls q n
nounci1ig who l am it might occur AGAIN
ara Ut sSA4SSt'ss, 49, = . !
follow me-
The darlsli,lg face of the Corsiean lost
its hard cast and lle#accepted the prof
fcr.d cigar.
You are right, he said. 1T is TINS
way. A#liglt? Oh. yes thank YOU.
am married ana have a wife.
IN, erter the v.onaan-
.'Yes: enter t. E 4on1an+-tle woman that
/ love dearer than my life
tenderness in tbs mans woes, and his
mtnd sarai1g alert to the coming dis
closls
u believe my affection is rst5lrfle55;
il.at She loves me fondly Sti5 she
lcvss something else ntenselE
He passed impressfvely aid the pro-
fessor thought of French pccaies- par
rcts al1d other domestic tragedies.
NY ,.ife Ioves lsrawisslsa. IIarthirst
for il IS InqF est on be s1e aoas
d irl5ins at the nearest fo1ntain--that
university over there. she is Young ana
as !: COED. that's what they call she
feminine lrisless. isIlt ir?2-ssle is t1nl s.
ell in the army Of Students am
an Is expect tclegrapll onera4tG brlidl-s
ton is not my lang suit. though Lam 10
Ounce among men and womb. 3Se#tf2siii
as they cotnN s t b. contrast y IN NY.
VIE l an a backwo5as schoolpoys IN
first spal9ing book.
DO u ttN t''N
,rss riSllt-as1gied tl,i rlg5e Or the ajacterv
~ comet sharp pains. shoot iip .aS-sbac Ok.
ana. / suppose. show themselves IN my
faca At.sich moments Il am led TO be-
ieve that she yearns for companion
ship
y natural longing, said the profes-
There's the rub. She comes home ard
.1.I. n1a whist fna man certafn
tin.- l,n q HE'D
and talked with her 50 sy'lpatheticallyE
in the campus after the lecture; re wise
+ things that he said-and discreetly left
aid have no doubt. 1t makes
me as Jealous as green turtle ana 4
feel tina so far as the society of m Y
/ wife goes / am in the soup. Do#you tins
ders;and??,'
The professor did not answer. He was
gazing very intently into space.
DO you understand my feeling2s the
other repeated Juggling at his arm
3 ..Oh. YES, perfectly. the man Of learn
ing answered. walking np. BY the way
do YOU happen to know this syrnpathetlc8
s professor nance?
Yes; his name is Singleton-Dr. SIN
gIeton.sI believe.
"Indeed2 And the name of the man
YOU meant to kill is?
..Dr. Singleton
The professor cleared his .a-vt. and
felt for th, revolver wn.ch he had slipped
into his overcoa t pocket.
Have YOU ever met. DR.. Singleton
he asked. rather OVERRIDING q tone Of in
difference
Never face 70 face saw him once
walking away With my wife. and snall
never forget that back AS l say. it
was just like yours. II was then that
E I resolved to have his hearts blood
When was it that YOU saw him with
your Wife,?
Yesterday right over there" he said,
pointing to the door of the School OF
Mines.
his hand out of his pocket, for the idsa
B Of making. manly breast of the mat
s. ter then and there had given place to-
another course of action: HelsWas a
man Of uu ct pursuits and hated vio-
#le,lce. Besides. he nlused there are
/. times when discretion is the better part
OF valor even when tits a case OLA sure
revolver against an uncertain dagger
This husband was he victim of n terri
bic naisiudglnen both of his wife and
the man marked for Slaughter So he
remarked. quietly:
bloodtllirsty impulses are wholly out OF
time with#t,le spirit of this day. IT is q
time OF thanksgiving for the blessings
we enjoy from the hand of kind ProXl-7
dence. Your particular. supreme h.esS-
ing is the lsttle woman that. Is Your " 81
lie, me tell you something. Mr.. De For
marc. r.
NY name, How did you know it??.'
simply because know Dr. Singleton
-ss,ow rim Very weli-and he has spo-
isc,,stn ma about NIrs.n De Fornaro
..sll. he dares to handy my wifeis
nanlt?''
Yes; but if You could hear how he
handles ii yon would. | am sure, seek
him ont and give him the right hand OF
friendship instead Of the cold steel of
hatred. In the first place. he is a mar
ried man. and as deenly intlove with his
wife as you are with yours. He has
one of the incest little families in the
world and you would pity hin, if You
knew how it wrenches his heart to be
forced TO remain here in New York to-
aavHinstead Of spending it with them at
his far-awaE home lis the first time
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