It was evident the lady’s servant knew his mistress, for he had come equipped with a tray upon which reposed a decanter and two glasses. She read on and on, now thrilled by the swiftly moving drama, now enraptured by the tender passages of love. Then a servant girl brought in a telegram. She, having all the confidence in the world, ripped off an end and drew out the contents—a letter and a check. I saw the blood come as he rolled over. His grief was so audible, that it attracted the notice of some of the bystanders, and Thames was obliged to beg him to control it. At the back of the house, on a bank, rose an old-fashioned terrace-garden, full of apple-trees and other fruittrees in blossom, and lively with the delicious verdure of early spring.
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