Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 98 of 238
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94 Faith Becomes an Object of Jealousy. “Miss Faith Marvin,” said the boy, loudly. “I have a package for her.”’ | Faith looked up in surprise, as she heard the words. She signed the boy’s ticket automatically, and accepted the package. As she did so, a card dropped from under the cord with which it was tied. Maggie Brady, who was watching her closely, sprang forward and snatched it up in an instant. As she laid it on the counter she fairly trembled with rage. She had read the words which were written on the card. They were simply: “To Miss Marvin, with the compli- ments of Jas. T. Denton.” --comicbooks.com —