Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-28

In q book. Instead OF feeling the SINGER
affection which he protested. the hor
rified sculptor read his true thoughts
which. put In words. were: "Compan'
ion Of my youth, l loathe you for al
the good deeds you have done. You arr
o perfect type OF manly beauty while
am a monster of ugliness; you are rich
am poor; you are blessed with health
am a wreck; you love me, while I hate
you-yes. l hate you for your kindness
anH the humiliation I have suffered. De-
spite my hatred, however, l IN forced
to play the hypocrite. / must be espe-
cially amiable this day above all, be-
cause I intend to borrow q thousand
francs from you"
But the revelation did not end here.
Prince Fortunate, with the aid Of the
glasses of truth, further learned that
from the time they had played marbles
together, Albert had envied and hated
him. He felt himself growing dizzy--it
was like a beautiful edifce crumbling
away, leaving his soul aghast.
go away, false friend" shrieked he,
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seemed at that moment IN ha contain
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was really disclosed N him. In
an elegantly furnished anartment IN
one of the leading hotels of the c,tv
he observed two lovers wrapped in
each others arms. Prince Fortunate
a cry of main. for in the
picture he recognized his wife and the
captain.
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whose glance fell under his paze Her
YES shone with an unnatural bril-
fancy. she was III at case
md when she hastily left the room he
vas convinced that the olasses had
old the truth; that her thoughts were
lot with him. hut with the canta,n
vhom he had believed m ba an Cd,
uirer Of his work instead ~ his
wife.
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ruth. thou has taken from mo all that
,ade nv life comnleta and b~annv,"
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