Love at the Loom — page 312: what you’re looking at

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CHAPTER XXXIX. "= - | | i ‘CURSES COME HOME TO ROOST.” _ There was a feeling in the heart of Mildred that the 3 | beginning of the end had come at last. She knew that she loved Donald, and yet there was a stronger feeling impelling her to take his life. ie Something told her that as long as both he , and Goldie lived, there was danger that they would come — together. If there had been time, she might have hoped to- get Goldie in her power again so that she might de- stroy her beauty, but. the threat of Donald to | the best detectives made her fear that Goldie would _ be found. Not only that, but if she were discovered 1 now it would be in her power to direct such attention to her, Mildred, that the murder of her father might be dis- covered. And if that were to come to light, with the | guilt of it fastened on her, the law would interpose | to take her out of Goldie’s way. “I see how it all would work,” she muttered. “I_ should be: executed, and those two would core to- gether and be happy: His death rather!: Yes, he shall y die!”’ Ste eee With this terrible darabientitla in ber: heart, sh