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VILLAINY AND FRIENDSHIP

Scanned from Frank Leslie'S Illustrated Newspaper, 1865
VILLAINY AND FRIENDSHIP
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O o s i é Nov 4 1865 FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER 103 q era im ulet were not for him he should never have known the Show this gentleman the door and du nut ad offcers of justice are coming even now. The for yesterday I fancied. I had two devoted and faith i lence villainy of his two friends nor been able to save mit him again and she swept out of the room gery has been discovered Reproach me not Ij fulfriends. After they had gone a tall thin man id cious Josephine from their clutches as he hoped to do Cursing the mysterious stranger the young warned you in black came to me and offered to after mow officer followed the attendant and left the house.

Even as he spoke the door was burst open and. At this moment the door of Seymours outer His reflections were interrupted by the entrance Words cannot describe the feelings that swept Sherman rushed in apartment opened and a couple of glorious aned of the valet like a whirlwind through his breast he was only Fly he whispered sharply. The officers laughs rang loud and clear like a beautiful bell.

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