Ellen Walton - The Villain and His Victims by Alvin Addison
page 28 of 85 (32%)
page 28 of 85 (32%)
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"Even, am I not?" "May the devil take you!" "Better take care of the old fellow yourself; and of woman's wit, too!" "I'll have my revenge yet. I'll swear that I did stay the night with Ellen, despite your treachery." "It will do you no good. My sister gave the young lady an attested certificate, stating that she passed the whole time with her, the two together, that the door to their room was locked, and that they were undisturbed during the night.--Nothing like a 'woman's wit!'" [Illustration: "And drawing a pistol, which some freak had caused her to conceal in her dress, she made it ready, and, with her finger on the trigger, aimed it at his heart."--See page 29.] "I curse you! Vile, treacherous--" "Spare your epithets, inhuman monster! or, by the heavens above us, you leave not this spot alive!" And drawing a pistol, which some freak had caused her to conceal in her dress, she made it ready, and, with her finger on the trigger, aimed it at his heart. Like all villains of his caste, he was a coward, and trembled with quaking fear before the flashing eye and resolute look of the excited girl. |
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