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Biel was furious and surprised. He denied the whole thing, and vowed that he would thrash Bronckhorst within an inch of his life. BEALE WAS FURIOUS AND SURPRISED HE DENIED THE WHOLE THING AND VOWED THAT HE WOULD THRASH BRONCURST WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE
l off with a smile; and the guest of the evening would feel angry and uncomfortable. After three years of this cheerful life--for Mrs. Bronckhorst had no women-friends to talk to--the station was startled by the news that Bronckhorst had instituted proceedings _on the criminal count_, against a man called Biel, who certainly had been rather attentive to Mrs. Bronckhorst whenever she had appeared in public. The utter want of reserve with which Bronckhorst treated his own dishonour helped us to know that the evidence against Biel would be entirely circumstantial and native. There were no letters; but Bronckhorst said openly that he would rack Heaven and Earth until he saw Biel superintending the manufacture of carpets in the Central Jail. Mrs. Bronckhorst kept entirely to her house, and let charitable folks say what they pleased. Opinions were divided. Some two-thirds of the station jumped at once to the conclusion that Biel was guilty; but a dozen men who knew and liked him held by him. NG TO CARRY IT ALL OFF WITH A SMILE AND THE GUESTS OF THE EVENING WOULD FEEL ANGRY AND UNCOMFORTABLE AFTER THREE YEARS OF THIS CHEERFUL LIFE FOR MISSUS BRONCURST HAD NO WOMEN FRIENDS TO TALK TO THE STATION WAS STARTLED BY THE NEWS THAT BRONCOURST HAD INSTITUTED PROCEEDINGS ON THE CRIMINAL COUNT AGAINST A MAN CALLED BEALE WHO CERTAINLY HAD BEEN RATHER ATTENTIVE TO MISSUS BRONCORST WHENEVER SHE HAD APPEARED IN PUBLIC THE UTTER WANT OF RESERVE WITH WHICH BRONCOR'S TREATED HIS OWN DISHONOUR HELPED US TO KNOW THAT THE EVIDENCE AGAINST BEALE WOULD BE ENTIRELY CIRCUMSTANTIAL AND NATIVE THERE WERE NO LETTERS BUT BRONCHEL SAID OPENLY THAT HE WOULD RACK HEAVEN AND EARTH UNTIL HE SAW BEALE SUPERINTENDING THE MANUFACTURE OF CARPETS IN THE CENTRAL JAIL MISSUS BRONCOURST KEPT ENTIRELY TO HER HOUSE AND LET CHARITABLE FOLKS SAY WHAT THEY PLEASED OPINIONS WERE DIVIDED SOME TWO THIRDS OF THE STATION JUMPED AT ONCE TO THE CONCLUSION THAT BEALE WAS GUILTY BUT A DOZEN MEN WHO KNEW AND LIKED HIM HELD BY HIM
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