The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18
The Circular Study
Anna Katharine Green's Greatest detective Story
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vOpis such = ] expected The questions
DREADED n ri b. "a not ask The re
criminal ipus I ssskesi foe be- did not utter.
tie only tohl nss Ooliy that my eourtship
met be- -ho teifei that the end Tor which
We WeTc bots HFetarel must I've FASTENED.
and gave ms tiEt Neeks % which 10 bring
matters a. d climax Then he turned TO
Euiyn. gr1r. aud bending down, tried to
read her mains pn the mo.sy stone. lie
wa- - long in do,ng this that ! leaned
down beside tm aud lad my hand ON his
shoulder lie trembling and his body
Wa a. c,4d Az the stone be- threw himself
against. Aas 4 the memory OF her whom
that ston. r1s erei which had aroused this
emotiony II So, 4 was but natural. To all
appearance n, has never IN all his life
loved any Que A. he did this unhappy SIS
ter; and sth-k with respect for the
gree which NJ. autlived many mans
lifetime ! was shrinking back when he
caught my hsnd. and with conyulsive
strain. contributing strongly with his tone,
which was strangely measured he cried,
do nc, forget the end do not forget
John poindeAtsr' his sin. his indifference
60 my father . afiei the accumulated suf-
ferings ~ years which made Amos Cad
waladel a hetmit amongst men. have
sen the girl; he has changed dol
change al her ilsp aud some men, do not
say you, hut asse men Nigh, think her
beautiful But beauty, Il she has IT, must
not blind your eyes, which are fixed upon
another goal. Overlook IL; overlook her
you hay. don, -. have You not. Pale
beanties ,annot move one who has sat at
the feet IT the most dazzling Of Partisan
women Keep your eyes ON John Poin-
dexter thu dehi he owes rs. and the sui |
fering we hay promised him. That she |
Is sweet, gentle. different from all we
thought her. cnly makes the chances of |
reaching his heg ~ the greater. The worth |
ier she may he 4 affections not indigenous |
to that hard siul. the snrer viii be our
grip upon his nature and the heavier his
downfall"
The old spell was upon me- could
neither answer aor assert myself. Letting \
20 my hand. he ROSE. and with his back to
he village retired he had not turned
hIs face To L snss coming TO this spot
he said: Il shah return TO New York to-
morrow. In tvs weeks you will telegraph
rour readiness Il take up your abode with
ne have a hnse that viii satisfy you;
md il will soon lSs all your own"
Herr he grirps' Ia. heart; and, dark as
I wac. detetts a strange convusion
ROSS his feature A. he turned into the
,soonlishi Bat u was gone before we
s,.id descend.
"You may hssF from me again" he re-
marked somf whai family as he grasped
nv hand. ard turned away in his own d.
ection. ! had MT spoken a word during
he whole interview.
LETTER Mi
a.ar Felix:
CONCENTRATION: visits from my neigh
or; al the eeiat wv could wish or a true
- Ill L. A. |
lade for her. | am called in all directions
y a Thousand dsties- | am on exhibition. .
nj every one's curiosity must be satisfied
I'm haste. Ii
Thomas
ENTRY XII.
I shall never gssdeFstand Felix. lie has u
u Left the tnMAL bit i sfAYinx here In | Q