Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 281 of 297
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972” | £WEAKER THAN A WOMAN. Say ‘Good-by, Violet.’ Inever hear my own name now, and I am tired of titles.” Felix held her hand one minute in his own. “Good-by,” she said. “In the midst of your happy life do not quite forget me; try to remember me as you knew me years ago—not as you know me now.” And they went away, leaving her, in the midst of her desolate splendor, with the spray of lilac in her hand. [THE END. | “A MOMENT OF MADNESS,” by CHaRLEs J. BELLAMY, will be published in the next number (46) of THE SELECT SERIES. comicbooks.c A a