Belle K. (Belle Kendrick) Abbott

Capitolo 72

state attentively analyzed, in this morning of January a "Extra" it flashed,
from the press, and it flooded the Regina City with dismay and
many hearts with pain and lamentation. Raced this way:

"Terrible tragedy! Mysterious murder! Day of wedding turned in a
day to cry and bitter disappointment!

"This morning to a first time the body of young Mark that Abrams was
open, dead, and liar in a swimming pool of near blood the centre of
the Citadel To straight angle. As he came to death his/her anchor it is a mystery, but
it was undoubtedly from the hand of an assassin. The most terrible
done connected with this sad calamity, it is, that the day of the
the death of unlucky man would have been its day of marriage. He was
the second daughter of Benjamin Mordecai is married, Esq., banker.
Its body has been removed to the house of his/her father the worthy one,
rabbi of Maple Road Synagogue. The burial will take place this
afternoon, to the time named for the ceremony of marriage. Rarely
it has the Regina City shocks this way;  and many heavy hearts want
to-day connects in the moan of pain that climbs from the stricken one
family."

This way the bulletin worked, and conjecture, dismay, and the pain they were
on many men's lips, women and children in the Regina City.






I CAPITULATE XVII.





MELROSE, the house of Lizzie Heartwell was a manufacturing village in the
it departs northern of a Southern State. A more picturesque or inviting
it rarely you/he/she is found. It crowned the top of one of a series of
long, tilting himself/herself/itself hills that have extended again from a river as a diadem
crowns a monarch's eyebrow. The snowy houses, nested among the
foliage that gathers, and the hedge-lines attentively repaired, imparted
to the place an air English of aristocratic isolation. The clear one
also, silver river that turned the aces of the far-famous one
factories, surrounded this romantic village as a mother his/her child of
his/her love. These factories for which had been in succeeded operation