The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-26

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~: -; ronI r;,,ritahlc soils like YOU.
nv L,iv n3yn nity on her" replied the
Old wnman, in her whining voice. thar
rr~,frd on Lcuisc's ears. and even cauS-
81 o'>,> h,I. ~ ,hrirL awgy rs If in pain.
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raarirGr ~ InSt The comics, should be-
c;n - hayr same Silspjcion Of the real
Sta1e If afTairS. La Erocbard stcpped
IN frcnt Of TOIIise. and thus preren Ted
her from saving ANYTHING further.
"Giyc This to YOUR mother. and pray
forr,n > said fha c0unrcSs. as she hand
nG tho moor GirI p uoI6 niece and enter
oG ba~ SeSan chair and in 4 few mo-
,,ra1ts TaS n,f nf cirht
ny T-ntiI u l." the rhSir IN which the coun-
teSS @ wns sn91 ed was ONT Of sjght. Moth
~ T Irnchard watched il. narrowly. and
ctood 81 ~ IN I"tU = nnotbnrIv sort Of attitIde
noarT IU oniSa. hnt SS soon as the last ore
nf 60 10 ~ SnryantS in The De Jinjeres
I;,n,.,. i. wi had tnrnn6 the corner she Grasp.
"a 10 w None eanarIv and with nc
(ra,+Io fnrI.n
7t't-S 7:.Ib lnn;s o,othar ro)6nn niece,
~ al hna,1 ., 4ou'1, 1900 dat ,frn,. oj1 :
tt"'S o.Tm TU0 H. ',I.n;no @ t,a money in
IA n'tu ,>an;n,,,. C".Iy y,,6cre+ ] ]7he O1G woman
inni.o[i tvL CTiprE'iI arCnnd to seq which
ona tWWNof' of I've In nnany StreetS that met at
tho cnuoro ofTared 1ha hest facilities
fnr m her hnsineSS
t0 IanTrh Sbn docidad on her ro,jte
- - 800 IN, -, ~, ~ onice she sniynd her
"oiu ,ri'T! GT,nI ~ ~ ~ % honS +ban Gaye he1
Iousl W T!c ",. ,i"I+; ~ ,.1T roS,,;,9Gor anG
am d pIiiC.i @ ,ra ~ 10y .to,,t W ,niI.a. '
say III iet It"r" ,1n, sv1 a,ed In% ont Sinc
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rms Commended the Door Girl be-
o,n IN a low voice that trcmbled with
SnnnreSSe6 emotion, and the two walk.
oS SiowI,. nwav whiIa fine old bag con.
tinued her shriE. monotonouS cry Of
CHARITY. good people. charity for a
Door blind giTl.''
Jacques and Pierre had been silent
witnesses Of the scene between the
countess and Louise. and nothing but
the number OF people that were pass
Ing prevented jacques adding the
louis given by the countess to some
liquor-dealer' hoard.
When La FrOchard and Louise went
on their way Pierre started to follow
them. in order that he might nave
the satisfaction OF gazing upon Jne
SLsnt form OF the Oiiilu S!tl, IL 0ti!s
from a distance: oiI he WIS SIoppe0 ~
jacques o!UId! NoiCc. +,,o
stop. ne crieu, III dL du?!s Oo''0
Il nave "Ofd 10 say 10 you.
For an instant the cflpp!c oIu hot
heed the voice: but the tnousnIG o. o.
what his brother might 90 caused MIN
to stop. turn half round. and ask:
What is it,;
u forbid YOU to follow Louise" cx-
claimed .Iac6ucs, in an angry voice.
WHAT yOu fOrbid?" asked Pierre. as
il he doubted that he had heard
Alright.
Yes. and forbid You to even think
of her"
This time JACQUES voice was full Of
rare, and he looked as ii he was about
to spring upon his deformed brother.
and Kill him then and there, because
he even dared to cast his eyes in the
direction the blind girl had taken.
II was evident that this brute Of d
man who knew no other pleasure than
drinkinG. or making others suffer. had.
IN he hrutal way. fallen in love with
10 ~ ',,o noor %irI whom he dolirhfed TO
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