Penny Dreadfuls, 1891 · page 60 of 251
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THE WIDOWED BRIDE. sy | was Antonia Clive, sitting all alone in the room where lay her bridal robe with the cloud-lke vail and wreath orange flowers, and such a look in her wnite, set face made Lady Glenhampton shudder as she saw it. of as Alone—and revenge! ‘T'hose were the two vague threads of consciousness that filled her whole existence now. of 100 <S EO EGOMEGE