Love at the Loom — page 141: what you’re looking at

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_ Goldie’s Oath. utes 6." Al that was human in her nature, excepting only her mad passion for Donald, seemed to have gone out of her heart, and no wild beast could have been more dangerous than she, the darkly beautiful murderess. Had the doctor not been in the room it is ‘more than likely that she would have leaped upon Goldie and tried to strangle her, so furious was her hatred of her.” But the doctor remained there, pacing between her and the strangely assorted pair as if he knew that it’ would be dangerous to depart. “The next time,” muttered the vengeful girl, “T- will not make a mistake. You ‘shall not take. Donald from me. ‘He may not be mine, but he riever shall-be yours.” She admitted the possibility of losing Donald, ‘al-* though she was his affianced wife; but in her heart she ~ was determined to strive and plot and sare. antl she had become his bride. “T will beguile you with fair words wit promises,” she muttered. “I will wear a mask of grief and contri- tion until you-are in my adage ‘Ah! I see plainly how. it will all end.” : | Her black eyes flamed as she thought over the de- tails of what she would do, and how she would punish Goldie for having come between her and Donald. It did not occur to her to forgive Goldie because thie’ Jatter had done nothing voluntarily: to eth her. Ie- (E(0) a e Eomicbooks