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resources, she fell buck on the general Instructions she hud received In the beginning. She stood still, said nothing and prepared to appear penitent.“I have called,” said Mr. Trusdell, all of a tremor, “to ask what in the world 1 have been doing to meet your contempt.”There was no reply. Miss Ormsby’s eyes were bent to the floor. Mr. Trusdell came nearer and implored her to tell him.“1 fear,” she said at last, that I have done you a great injustice.”“Injustice V’’Yes’. I am very sorry for what 1 have done.” Iler voice trembled.“fins any one maligned me?”“Yes—no. Let it all pass as something too painful to be remembered.” -Will you not name my traducer?” “That would only make matters worse. Do, 1 beg of you, drop the matter. I will do any penance you ask.” “Why do you feel so deeply concerning it?”“I don't know. I can’t tell—I”— ,“My dear Johanna, do not trouble j yourself further In the matter. It is j enough for me to be assured that you \ feet toward me” —Miss Ormshy blushed and turned her head aside.• * * * *A few weeks later Mrs. Edmonds received a siauble fee.A UK %E 18 ione at !j N.I.__Vits,meigivOnlY.F nou in j if s ing,F 7 ar dri way quit foreFneanealighnewothlt;N.
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Rushford Spectator
Rushford, New York, US
Thu, Jul 25, 1912
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