Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-06-19

| Mr.. Sansome, shall lay the whole
matter before him, ana ask him 10
take criminal proceedings against
| you"
You can prove nothing" he said.
II can prove sufficient to make YOU
detested in all decent society" she
| replied. 81 can prove that you mar
ricd my mother for her money and
! LIoke her heart; | can prove how YOU
have tried to take my life, in order
I to obtain my inheritance. am rot
the only one who knows it
who else knows it," he gasped.
II shall not tell you. need have
| no regret that the law win not ne
called upon to punish you, for
| Heaven has already done so. IN,
curse OF Cain will be forever upon
you, and your heart will be heavy
with the knowledge that with your
own hand you have slain the one
woman whose life was dear to YOU.
Again ! ask you, do you accept nv
cOnuuons?"
Il refuse to leave the country" o
sand doggeuly, and | defy you to 40
your worst
CHAPTER LIX.
For Il few moments after Capta;o
Wynyard had dehantIy refused 90
leave tAe country there was silenc.
between the accuscr and the accused.
but Angela knew the victory was w..
Then you viii face exposure and
Iuin,' she replied, firmly. "Act 90.
enc" with prudence and sense. If ,uu
Will leave my mother in peace for
the few remaining years if you H,}I
leave England, promising never 10
return, Twin undertake t. see that
yOu have a share of the money loI
which you have married my mother
life, and would have taken mine"
She paused in blank establishment
for ne Hung himself upon the grass.
wildly crying out that Gladys was
dead; that he had slain the only
woman he had ever loved; that he
Ioathod his fate and longcd for death
Surely if ever sin was quickly pml
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now that Gladys was dead? He had
not realized until this moment what
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