Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 41 of 235
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39 | -- LAURA BRAYTON. mured. “I will weave a net-work of terror around his sinful soul which will make his life as wretched as mine has been for years. He shall know what misery is. His wealth shall vanish from his grasp. He shall taste the bitter dregs of the cup of poverty; he shall see that money alone has made men asso- ciate with one so hideous. I have suffered long, but my time of triumph is at hand. Thank Heaven she yet lives, pure and uncontaminated, little dreaming in her shadowy life that for her there is light in store which will illuminate even the dark past. But I have much to do. I must write to a lawyer, one of the first in our land, and have his aid in some matters beyond my compass.” comicbooks.com —