Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-15
The Gates of Silence"
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that even your love for lack Vould
stand that test"
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threaded with tears
All. YOU don't know me" she cried
II is much Tor a woman to do for the
man she loves 1t has been done before
by brave women-by mothers--by
wives
But never as ] Will do It, said De-
Dorah Remington.
There was gale raging out at sea /;
the noise OF its great guns came echo
ing over the desolate stretches OF open
moorland; the sparse growing trees bent
before its violence as II rushed inland
the barren fruit trees and stunted shrubs
IN the garden surrounding the matched,
slngle-storied cottage were bowed al
/ most fiat rs II whirled and eddied about
| the building, snarling and bowling
Like an Evil Spirit.
1T Is like an evil spirit, bowling and
threatening. demanding admlttance," Bet
ty Lumsden whispered TO herself She
| put her hands to her ears TO try and
| shut QUIT he sound She was weary OF
| II. For the two weeks she had been at
| the cottage on the moor she had heard
! no other sound but this-save the far
off clang Of the prison bell But it was
not to be shut QUIT seemed TO have