Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-20
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TER OUTCOME.
JEAN KATE LUDLuhl



might open TO them pleasant lands; /
and. although she could not know
what the future held IN store. yet their
friends. new and old. said that fate
was specially good 10 Harold Srahs-n.
and that he was joint heir with Midas
or old for everything he touched
seemed % turn 10 sold.
Certainly. in a worldly sense. he vas
wonderfully prospcrcd. Part OF Aic-
cia's diamonds had been advanta
ceouSly disposed o.. and their circum
stances were comfortable from tbs
star. Little Of luxury. indeed-2nd
Harold Graham demanded luxury sor
hzpolneSs-but they wanted Tor noah
In really essential
Nevertheless. Graham was not tho
man - be satisfied WIKI this. He
came 20 build ~ his fallen fortunes.
h told her many times as excuse fo-
rs Snecuiat-ous. and build them be
would IN that De was also prcsQeret-
Thrv chose san Francisco 81 first ID
which 20 live. and rented charming
ra-se on q quiet street. but s. Harold
r-r.v more aud more successful II his
ventures De grew equally more cstess
F-a dissatisfied AID after resi-
Srnre cr four months in the city tley
lerr -hai- new home and pleasant cir
Go az friends which Aiccia drew aoont
h. tv lc- c-aclCUs1cSs and beauty
an whom her husband attracted oy
Is h--Ilisrco and success
prom san Francisco they Travelled
-h~-u-h California. north ana south.
81 r,7rrS charming 60 see and rood %
l.
s-r GRANGE orchards and vineyards
-c~al w..h wealth. and slopes aliFe
W. sheep. l1sDlrlhle people every
-~hr-,. ana wonderful life- even me
fe-- 1907 remnants % the old Me1icn
families lcFt In -le rich lands az The
So--h tn their tiny homes amc1r The
his. orereI rlcr doors 20 the ot-r---
m A-ner.crn woman. though 10 ctl-
e. q Er- coultryTy IN we've WEE
c---re- and e. was q wonderful lie 70
Alec.a. sat wlth Size sorrow 81 cyi-S
relruau- % g great race. but sweet 20
know -lat they cared 20 have hep 20
nrron- them. and would tell ler
stories cr THE cid gay lie before Tie
Ame-.cars came and they we've
crushed % driven out
Even LIZ husband f0- g time -
rnlrc1 h-s old spirit and Eenialiry- bu'
&C. -na f-s- the old wound. CO.
l,es..l t-orahr added -esriessuess and
hirrerucss. and be would be satisfied
with rr-hlrr- aud from one place "a
another from ranch % town and VA
la-e ana hack 10 the CITY gain ans
stu fortune smiled upon them. ans
s--u Harold Graham could not b. q
49, r- --1 rtar-a
IN rhcir GA home they had live.
Iavishiv. there had been notl.u.
1rar---- thar q luxurious taste ccu-
demand. lu- IA HE new home none.
crzLv .-alrrl was 60 easily and recE
lagsir Fre1-. uurI it Became O p-ov
e~b arlc-- rie.r friends that G-ah---'
zve.sfl ehtc5 AID flowed Ike a..
ocaar-s tide.
he seemed never 20 think @ the q
-ure'ur 70 rhe past The wealth Al.
Ga had hoped would ~ gained ,
meet tie demand against her h1s-4n
81 the old home city be spen- as g-lc-
j. as IL came 20 him. yer ever re1ewe
Il 80 wish q hers that she uttere
ever 80 lightly Int he eranted-sav
her one sreat wish 70 return 70 Ne
York aud her friends there. AID
clear every claim against her hu
hand This WISH WAS sLut ln 81
heart aId be heard 10 W0-l u %
desire. fo- she would -oI ever PA
her wishes before A-s-
But b. knew that the thought "
With her; lie could nor know her
h knew her without being periec-
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