Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-13
CHAPTER VII
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60 the DAYS went by. some or them
n-scring heavily. some all too swirl
rh-ouch the remainder Of the summer
md n was autumn weather before the
affairs OF Harold Graham were sell
sled enough 70 admit OF lis leaving the
cstv 10 open = new nfe n new field
After Alecia's vain aIeemps - bring
snout some adjustment 81 the AFFAIR \
che case was tried and she was closely I
~xauincd to discover. IL possible. /
whether OF not thcre renamed some
means whereby the creditor. Palmer
Earle. should receive his due hoT
four weary hours she was held IN tle
witness stand. For four inteVlnlnAule
hours these men argued 70 prove 'nAs
Harold Graham had not given Up al
shst be could and should % meet the
demands against him
And what cid they prove Thai ne1
fortune was gone with Der husband
rh.. noshinr was withheld save her
.sI.monas- and those her exclusive
.,ro-.e--x. and besides this nothing cd
-hrr r-ove save how true and nobis
Is Alecis. Harold GrahaU's VIE
rhourh not 4 shsdov 81 sOftness OF
welding was granted her ~ John
Utnth-oo. counsel FOR Palmer Earle'
not a shadow OF tuning. eTen WneA
h. discovered that there renamed DC
fortune OF hers 70 De yielded 10 De-
Aushaud's creditors. even though hs
k,eu that he handsome house uQoi
he avenue belonging TO her vas slveI
mn 70 meet. 50 far as il might. thes'
heavy demands
Nothing - Cd him. Tor down u ~
heart he was -rucElinE 20 yield So
his viii would not. fo- be belleFen
weakness because OF woman. : rae
and would be injustice % his client
Alecia's mother and sisters wei
u,ou The Continent az the tiIne ot Il
31usband's failure. and learned .
startling news through the columns
sfe urne~s ONLY FOR Alecia kept 81
mention % Il from her letters, ~
1hev started fC- home SIS soon IS q
-surQuCr-s could be hurried, Tor
fer ho-nt she was the sunshine IS v
rs in Tho world. and tl.se nearest 81
dearest would save hcr uuT-cls t1il
q har-n. So Tar IS lay ID human %
-
he~ husbands ca-clcss-lss IL this
fortunate investment rLlr lad 44s'
pr.ncely fortune, 10 word Was utt-'
suonr them save Perfect love and
s-rer and encourage LArrl1 =
hnu kad too long been 70 t-e-l
sc-af honorable nan Tor them 20 gi
zSon his integrity. Ms. Field mss
-spun their remaining ~ her 1o'
rnc admitted DO denial when Aai
rr-red objections. and from The 70
10 Beatrice. the youngest @
FAMILY. they Gl-Alarl0n and Cora
Fznces-rave only good cheer 70
Snro-ite sister and her husband
y hate that LAWYER O. Mr. Eari'
c-ied Beatrice. with flushing c.
and sparkling eyes he is the
enc who IL 60 hard upon Harold
Others ara willing 20 give him IN
retrieve himself. but this John
sh-op-Ive got his name " he2
assure you. for I'll not forget III
rhe tine comes % releDb er-ls
adzma-t. and urges Mr. Earle 4
er-r las- extremity. and u 70 81
az hateful that wish I could tel
What ! think @ him Maybe lie
zlse-d 70 hearing tie truth blr
hear il n ~
Which would utterly crush b
eourse-' said Marion. ironically
Even II u hasn't UoDe 80 JET.
r.. him just BOW anc he stu II
street Ike 4 verllaDle Prince q
stony Hearts. Mss Bee. "a
laughing voice AZ tie door. :
se-o.rasu announced
M. Gregory Be1sOnhurEt-"