Love at the Loom — page 76: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

sh Ss $3) zs ¢ ay ME egal Sy > ay 4 ; a oe ‘ ¢ A ate ras of ee maeice ag “y ¥/ red i _ ben ‘ A ~~. A : 71 : amr, =, ete rw es pis eee oa ‘ | a Sn ei a + bs ere hy BG whee PY OV ES te cae ‘ oie A : ke en “i Ae taty ; ee ee eee Oe re Re an Oe OL ee eer 2 ‘ rod . ¥, ov ee ps as. EAS , re Eiioue atmosphere, @ an ‘it was on, ner tongue | 0 Te : ee & p fone he h | to go into the house. aire & S _ Then she reflected that she must do or say something “to make clear the condition of affairs before she parted : Borcec Mildred, whom she could not like well enough | gs to remain with. k i “If what she says is true, ; 3 ‘self, “it is some jest of Donald’s. He is preparing to “det them into the whole secret in his own time. Why _ did I not think of that at-first?” - | The thought gave her renewed life, and she stoned 2 “fight from the carriage and followed Mildred up | the. ‘s ie The roubh of Donald’s purity oh intention had been 33 she seucauned to. her 3 most cunningly instilled into the mind of Goldie, but it had not yet accomplished its purpose, for Goldie’s _— loyalty carried her in triumph out of the abyss aot suspicion into which Mildred would have cast her. She could not help wondering at the luxury that by, "was displayed in the house, and it seemed more and A more strange to her that the proud beauty had invited e ai in so friendly a way. | % _ The boudoir. into which Mildred led Goldie seemed Ecko o be the very acme of luxury and lavish splendor. _ a is _ Mildred threw herself on a divan and motioned to 3 ; 20ldic e to make herself equally at home, while the e maid % = ¢ d and took away their street garments. — oo es ; EComichooks:com —