The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-06
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n e Il H0s Eli ths 1 Sssasi
shed thoTfd m oysr 5or MN an no na
to iet me me down gently with bits from the
bible. AS for. her she always lusted after
4 money m property b =. ,isw
| strangled him, but some chaps heard HIN,
how1ing, an ruined along, an pulled me Y
h on his throat In time.
wards. ike as e werc the pla; CITE, !, !.
e only seed her once mo more but ;,s aitsr
yas fox tor 9 rrbb s We Glanced At as
a seaaa the me- Moor asr rs Theh had q
toll Twas only nc + fortnign11 acre sno
Il axed her to change her mind; / e. spo 2
was Ice I'll through The 4 growed lo SEX,
] In her speech since Honeywell had 8tooS
4 hcr up. She was changed from q Booo
| Devon maid into n town miss run O. airs
,''i'Do try an lie sensible, sho said. I've
we're silly children al them years. &: y s2
ne Mt s ssd q You a thaa
Mary 1Reep ,iowf shs'a prc:tior than n
I2oep, h common laborer as worked on
Honeyweli's farm At ten shilling week.
Then The devil in mo broke loose. an
then. T Tvs always your hope ma
PRAYER to BY Ss Fl nM,
brother, John James, stood last time ever
he x.ns seed By mortal eyes.
Sc Sc Il Ri i. please Nr' nundy 3" ''e ''''
Flo was never seed again told her.
ITS a. eoorioqs thing to ms as s,S yo son ns
tmen5st s. he dd-n the rst shad 'nn
my father $ hclr, ant rich enough to give.
i you n good home some day. I'm
"ThenNher growed thought pale an
| tried to pass me- 5S IN 5f5
wen hGme 90 but IT n2s
None ever knowed I'd been the last to-
4 speak with her; an none ever 4pitled me;
1 but there was q rare fuss made over
her; an blded a bachelor for i've years
mother died. y, {.
t ssms sas s'oryI thought woua
The minister cleared his. throat an
spoke He had learned nothing that was
new to him. # # B8
undy i and a s'fanss Steay apse have
heard It from !, your,ow lips The tale,
as YOU tell 1T, Is @Substa ntlally the same
that has been handed down In this village.
for two genera tons. But no on knows
5that5you were the last to see Nelly Baker.
Did you ever guess wha happened ?''
/ The old man smiled and showed his
empty gums. i3. ne. s. " IN Ne
very well Without guessing he said
4s"All the same should have thought
that YOU, with your mighty fine knowl-9
| guessed very quick. Twas + Killed my (.
brother-broke In the back OF his head
wi "a pekaxe when he was down on one
knee tying his bootlace, An Ia1 killed
You'll find the dust OF en- side, BY side
in one Of them old money PITS pom
Believer "a Tor. 'rls a place that looks
due east' an, there's a ring Of stones n
down ~ CERT flat slab o. granite along
side d white thorn tree; an you'll find
what's left Of EN-. So she never coined
The ancient sinners head fell forward.
4 but his eyes were still open.t
Good God! After all these years
Man, man, make YOU. peace confess
\ The other answered: IL "a
Mono OF that-none Of that rot Id
do tho same \ his ml i1, XII her
ood a 5aRo + her e stu ot nag DSy ct
/ You gone an let me pass in peace.
his best speed, but presently returned,
bringing soups and sora!als Win him him
formed services for. the sick. But when
Mrs. Badger. saw Noah 3Mundy, . she per-.
celved that little remained to do. "a
as a baby falls to sleep. Some soap
| an, waiter an coffin be nll he wants
/ now. your honor. So you had best go
backalong. sir; an sond. pld Mother Dave
up to help me, II you please"
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