The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

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 Little o,y and ,bs. sssnass a is sssn sns e sa%s ar rzngement between them. went ttHou9h the woods and up to meet hef.
 AZ the man left the house hie wife glanced up. From . glance her look De- came . gaze. On her husDsnas uncon. to her; something that made her wonder. she put down her work end took up book. Then she baid that aside ana got- ting slowly to her feet she left the house. W a. Waixtne the way hs had sone.
 HpA, climbed the long nial her eyes shifting neither to the rieht nor the left. the thdck caspsting q pins needles desd. resched the top. whsFs the whole valley spread cut befcrs hsr, the Lattis C.ty
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 hls':; \ q, ,esk s.n. ,a ,.r s.e.. m. se.et Her hands clenched of theuo1iveA They stood before her. The Iovelieht wAs shin- ing tn their eyes; thsar Mooas seesy wss the sisnk cf hx they maAs ns usovA
 Not . word was spoken. Not . cry was hoard. Mrs. MAnvel stared for . mo
 ment, her face trAnsfoemed into e0me- thing drea iful. Not chAnes for scyrow: pay But they would arguc f out to- eether. alone; che and her hueoan6 And still in silence She turned and lsft them, going back to her house that wss
 ng t 'onssr ~ss nssr:y S night when prnard came --straight to his wife Has face worked with the stress of what he felt. his shoul- ders were strangely oeut with soms sud.
 d.aNsy Nsney. sssa'ss0 ne ..ad a have vroassa you mot by deed. God is my vftnes tc that --but by thought and by word. l am ready to make the' reparAfaCn you aek: Although I cannot chAnge my heart yet nsv1r again will he untrue to you. ssek CT with my eyes or my thCu9hts." He spoks 70 low the wccde barely came to her ears as he repe4ted these things I that Gabrielle made him pron1se he
 would say for all 0ey che hsd plead with him. He of his own accord vented | to end his wretched life with tho woman
 whose influence upon him had aiway. been disturbing and q heavy burden, and give fairnseif wholly where Ms heart had l turned. But Gabrielle conquered him. T cannot forgive. but I will try ano | be patient You can understAnd that | have no heart to stay here in the place | of my humiliation. It has lone been my | desire to be rich. We win % away some l where that you may accert one of the l positions you have 90 steadily declined. It may be when you have won fame and riches will-foGget what you have | made me suffer-"
 | Bernard accepted his sentence silently. | As the months passed there began to | come sumors of Bernard Manvel He was making brilliant record. His fame increased until everywhers the wofio