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Identifier: scribnersmagazin16newy (find matches)
Title: Scribner's magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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a Jones. But by twelve oclock she had decidedthat it was not right to let him die so,and that right was the only thing sheought to consider at such a pass. Thenshe tortured herself the whole of herdinner-hour, which she gave to him. inAvriting a confession in the dark officein Chancery Lane. She had to writeagainst time, and the kindest words 218 AWAITING JUDGMENT she could find seemed horribly heart-less. But she put them into an en-velope and Avas about to wiite open atonce thereon when she paused. Ifshe did not wTite that he would notopen till Sunday. To gain a day wassomething, and a thought stnick her;so with a gulp at her cowardice she ranout and posted the letter before she conscience had diiected. Her workthat day was all miserable correction,and she crept home early under plea ofillness, to sob half the wretched nightaway, till the poor, distracted braingaye in to sleej:). On the Saturday morning the letterwas set up on the mantel-board, andthe mans eyes smiled to see it. But
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On the Saturday morning the letter was set up on the mantel-board. could reconsider the matter. And the the smile was so feeble that the little afternoon she spent in torture oyer girl scolded him prettily for not being what she had done, yainly trying to properly pleased. He was too weak to comfort herself with the defence that attempt expostulation. And aU the she had written as, with the best sunny day through he seemed to sleep, thought she could luring to bear, her She came from time to time to look at

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