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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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Horace had been escorting the unknown in question home from church.—Page 685.
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Wny they are diamonds—real diamonds!—Page 69^. this hateful Association, and I feel amoral obligation to save Horace Wilson■while there is yet time. The time to save him, as you callit, will he after he has pocketed thethirteen thousand dollars, said George. )Mrs. Edmunds was a determinedwoman. Her words were no idle sput-terings to be forgotten as soon asspoken. She was resolved to keep thepossibility that he might be acceptedconstantly before the mind of Horace6>« AVilson, and with feminine, feline in-stinct she reached out for Ben Davisas an ally. She happened to meethim at Tiffanys some fortnight later.He had gone in to have another lookat the diamonds, and he was reflect-ing that the )K)o1 would enable himto satisfy admirably his impulse to dothe handsome thing by her who was tobe his. when he looked up and beheld)\Irs. Edmunds watchin<r him. He bithis tongue in vam to keeji from blush- THE MATRIMONIAL TONTINE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION 689 ing. He realized that he had been

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