The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-10

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which you she swept Langford
with bitter glance--fhad destroyed.
He gave me back. ! think. my faith In
God. He taught me many things And
when two days ago an earthquake bur.
led me within the cave call
my home. and he tore the rocks asan,
der and freed me, and caught me in
his arms. J knew that he had taught
me what love was, and as he con,
fessed before you ali that he loved me,
that he. did love me, ] will confess the
same, and say that i at least have mot
changed in this hour ~
Kate, Kate!r cried Langford, "for
Gods sake, think OF what you say and
dol. sii,5
Sir said Whitaker, turning to the
man OF the island, you are a very
fortunate man. -
.of all on EARTH. ives the bitter an.
swer, II cannot think there are any
more. miserable thany1."
did you learn nothing Of his past.
Miss Rrenton?' asked Whitaker, un.
comfortably, unable to answer this
strange yet natural assertion. Gould
the man remember nothinger
II learned great deal. = returned
the woman. ..In the cave which he
had made his home and which he has
since yielded up to me-"
Where Is this eave?"
$ ION the other side OF the island.
You shall see 1t presently. found a
Bible. There was date In It some
80 years back and a name in It"
What is the name?".
John Ravell Charnock."
"of Virginia?" asked Whitaker,
eagerly.
q think SO. although there was
nothing but the name and the date in
the Bible"
q know charnocks in Virginia. They
come from Nansemond county"
ut Is further confirmation" said
the woman. with the Bible there
was little silver box containing a
flint and steel by means OF which"
she turned to ,Langford-'we lighted
that beacon which brought you here
inns morning, ta' Z
IT was my own eye caught the sig.
nai,Y answered Langford.
Would God had died ere gave It
up. to her!" interposed the man.
~ Insisted upon It. So soon as I
realized this man loved me, / told him
! had story to tell. ! knew It would
bring sadness to his heart, + wanted
him to hear the voice of the world In
comment upon my relation, and 7
knew. he would find; it on yonder SHIN.
81 was happy" said the man man ~ o.
on as we were. should III h,Ss
lighted that Are" e
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Near III hoat Il y \ $ I. t1g4
were TWO sIslatas sas 49, so osla .nsre
and thsS othar -, 20 a oae va womas
the boat found; ,tsat - IA ese s,,
to the shin Nansem av - ~ %A W,. us,1nsed
have the stern ,niecas with tha na,,a
painted on Il IN mo Tcove = NJ. " ,he
skeletons OF; the dog and tho NV wom ,ae
in the boat and filled It up again with
sand. There they lie waiting chris.
tian burial. The place where thew
had died, the woman and her dog !
carefully Inspected Eyerytb,pg bpt
metal. and most offthat mad r,s,as
away. but | found two rings ~ she
stretched forth her hand. "Thov nre
here" She stripped them of zone
OF them is "a wedding ring, You Gee
1t Is marked" she read the mark,nrs
of, "a. R. c. to ;MstP,'5r ssentember
10, 1869, II. Cor. xiii tx The verse =,
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