Penny Dreadfuls, 1891 · page 221 of 242
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DEO: THRICE WEDDED. - Last, but not least, Robert and Dora joined their hands and re-pronounced the vows uttered in childhood, and which had been so faithfully and fondly kept through sorrows and trials, and in defiance of all disappointments _ and opposition. ca Never had the lovely gir] looked more beantiful, nor her lover more strikingly noble and handsome, than at that moment when, in solemn, earnest tones, they repeated the marriage service that gave them anew to each other. Faithful hearts they truly were, and faithful we know they will ever remain; and there in their happiness and love we will leave them, bidding them a long farewell, trusting that the lives of each and all may be a succession of bless- ings, so bright that they will never fade until the greater brightness and glory of heaven and eternity shall burst upon them, enveloping them in endless bliss. [THE END. | “A GODDESS IN EXILE; or, THE SPANISH — PLOTTERS,” by Puitip 8. WARNE, will be published in the next number (81) of THE SELECT SERIES. _-comicbooks.co