Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-17
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smell IS sweet. said badlcs: "..i'' $ such noble. folde5 rtHkar. 7z11 ei Thank arc out.elassrd Theo. HaIsH | Kipli8s CT Eugene Flald. 1 for4ei says 9 goo! tHiH4 a6est seisl445= s= 1 wish coa8 fest.a6@f it; c.eaz zes...#.' stand fa; on my qaatas'o'.s.
 'EOf coWsg, .iot mobcy,'it 5sss .. match; hut ] dia nit vaag to-.z.2f up for years yeta s4id hsf no.aa, N.= WAS looking very sIiseonsoiats.
 "Maybe she will say no, said s=a=i=.s
 .eNo sic won i, 7 said bGdieH; 'isN seen them togctaer'a tot. aaa it's !" '..' ful mash on both sides, Giinkcr does | know whether he is playing teaois [ marbles when she $ there. and sae G"i be such a mufl' at serving Shat sin i# out of practice.
 ",Iast thiuk of her being sistel-n=is'=' to a baronet! VIC are getting among . crowned heads. '
 "A baronet2 never heard him s,9e | of a baronet, ' said Mrs. Rcdfie!3.
 "Oh yes; bis sister is Lady sen'';h : or other Roxie Adams told me; do ! believe he ever lnentions his sir l. ! --just calls her Juliet and my 's:sst.. IT. ;s mite q romance This haIonet , a nephew of an Eneiis1 goNrlhesS Roxie aud her sister had this 2oN'Ft would not depend upon her brol4tei came 10 the States and WAS elnl le5Hi - l ooyeruess bv Roxie g father, lroitSsff Greek. ages ago, in solac Eastern t"'4 her nephew came over to t'nd h't ' | fouoa the Enfcds aad Cllhke1s a'i . ...tber and fell iu love with .luliet !tf :. CT and married her,
 ""Well like that, said Redhsl" sex ior; "I am glad he does no, bras of his sister being my lady. -
 "WelI, if I have eoi to give lscr up I'd rather it was Tom than any ohe, young man, anyway, said Dudley.
 This conversation took place at the din her table. Elizabeth had not yet rc turned and her mother cast many anx'ou. slanees toward the door.
 Send her to bed without supper. = said Dudley, noticing his mother s uneasinest and sharing it. for he always missed Elizabeth when absent long, "There hey come!
 'Woll, here is the fattcd beefsteak and he Garnshed salad and tho decorated DO. atoes--fall to and be fillcd''
 Clinker laughed, he was brimlaing oye, with joy
 "She has accepted me sir, . he said to tho father who shook his hand and couli not say anything, but took Elizabeth and drew hey to his knee, 'Are you happy, my daughter Fl do not need to ask Go to your mother my child; she has gone to her room, I think. Come, Tom, have some dinner; you are hungry, no doubt. ]"
 "Yes; as soon as I send my horses l the stable -
 f'Let me take them, said Dudley. and nc left the room; his effervesceut saiety had left him and he wanted to be alone; he felt deserted, abandoned, bereft of his life long mate. He did not wish to damp the Joy of his twin, for he knew it would rob her betrothal of much of its sweetness if she thought he was burt; ss he went and drove the now very quiet horses slowly down the street to the stable where they were kept.
 Later, when he returned, the family wal assembled, as usual, in he sitting room Elizabeth close to her mother, Clinker wa, about to go. Dudley dropped into g chair; Elizabeth smiled at him.
 "You haven t asked Dudley s consent yet, Mr. Clnker,'' said Elizabeth, 'sand unless--''
 "Come," he took her hand and led he, to Dudley "May havo her, Dudleya l recognize you as a r. orful rival, and l must win you oYor--it can.
 You must kneel,' said Dudley They kneh Dudley put on The air of the stage father.
 "B-b-blcss you, n-my children,' He tried to~ee gay a. yer, but it was 9 failure; he turned al 'lv and left the room.
 "Good-nia'4. sse said; 'II see you in the an,l,t. must go to Dudley now. s aeut; and Tom hade the family good -nlsht and departed, well pleased with the days work
 Stanley endured much; he worked early and late at Soule s case As he became in timate with him, he came to know a la ture of the rarest. Lofty in character, su perb in his sense of honor, kind, gentle but of martyrs courage, ready to meet a martyrs fate; he could not regret thai he had killed Bates. HHe is the instru ment of my destruction; he and could
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