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SYMPTOMS.
If, : when you bear.. a certain lady's risme, • •
yoti led your plilies , Aive a suddep . starts
or blusli;,ll§it' s,cilne'seqeVsenae',Of tArarne
Had gtirred;jgst,(ll4l,. the, c 4 rrent,:s of sour
heart ; • . •.
And it that natte;--,-to Ptft,it,rat)ter strong-; 7 . •
In euphony eeefus.:yerY
All other names—l, think I eati!t.b wrong . . •
, To venture the*opinioniyou're - iii i lore . !. :
•
• If, when at last, litetotne auspiciout chance,.''
You meet, the lady at a ball• ay,
.. Yon shrink., abashed before ' her • modest,
glance, • : 1 : .
And quite forget. t4O
And if, .moreorr, - -,'gaiing at her hand,' .
You wisit,' upon ;that , hand',.yOu - :%•rere
• glove, -
It isn't very hard.to tinderstarid-- , '
Sea (''Romeo yOn'in•ln love !'.
•It with two ladieff*,:ona SuNiner'itday . ,
- You sit alone, til t ; lunebeon, Oriat-lea,
And think if one of :them wer tbut:away
(A smile or so t ! o r "OnArokild
'Yet find your'WitS *WA; -
You scarcely. speak to:, her: you're .thinkitlz
But pi•:ittle sgftylS , ,',Witli.,the: other &f r .-,
There,,S . aSon .stippoging i you're ~in
•}
If, all atonee;your , arnatory ;pen •
(Which- neer liftfOre' tat erePted lyriz
Iv eitta 711 1 :8(7- . . ° 741i11,0(04 . 0401,410 . 6,
To P , rvid . .sang4ind 'inadrigal: relines,
Whcrein on rashly
• "troth." • : •
And call your subject!'darlirig/ .
!,
"dove." ; .•!=.
Or sadly b..rt. Some k,rtieljady'S
The:symPlotti is unfailing—'yotfrein loyb 1
It of her se'x no .'other ie l f le ap ,
One. btilf .Ses. bright or beautiful as she.;""
if to her failings you are wholly blind
• (The faults;l Ocati . ,,,thlit ot lier pOoplp.eel)
. If in 'her "pug" you -see "GreCian
And never doubt the angel bands above •
Are silent When "oneilogs , --yOuTiOy suppose,
Beyond the Slight:if:St.. question,' you're' in ;
love ! - . •
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:'--,:?-11.kri#1$0ENC.E&:::;‘
.BY *IMAMS 't
-ag, *II r. '••• ".•
T 171:1P, e-,pf 'tinty." 7 oo'e;,•.llound:
'TnySelf` aii 'Orphan; and .
brignt cOrtipiexiair,t. 610 c. eyes, .GreoFin
'lose, finely ofir..lipeiivh i lte tketii black,
curling hair , ;:fiand.:ol.4 apology-Tor a nibs.'
tache made 461,00:sata
.644,
sonic man. triyown,estiplatit?n I ratik
ed above,tife, - aigrageµ young inian _my
age in in tellettp - al eittibre;
added to my Inentai-superirity a fine
tenor yuice, awl:was ilrat.rate horse-
nnin. ,
I had a host of friends—as what man
of Nvekil-Th has nut? . and even at the tentl,
er age of my majority; was the, pet of
mothers with toaftlegab,le dangh lOTA,
and ;the beau ideal- of, the dhughte,r B
themselves.' , Yet; ineensate mani I re-,
main insensible 4 to*t4e Many cluirm'
thrown about me, arid= had entered my
twenty second year 'before Cupid's fatal
dart reached my heart,
I was at the ,o*a; •my companiOn, a,
gentleman some nine, years my sehior; (I
always preferred my associates older =than.
myself,)was what is generally known as
a man about town, a man who knows ev.
erybody, and whom everybody knows. .1
"I3y Jove! Tom," I cried - ,'its the vat.;
tain went down on the first, act of Faust
and we b-nt our lorgnettes upiln the 00l
cupanti of the proscenium boxes, 4 '.13Y
Jove ! A hatsa women that', is!".
_ "Wit ich way ?'"'asked Toni, indifferent -
ly. Ile teas busily wOchtug 'a ;ph:man
little brunette ill gold, colored silk 'an,
black velvet, "On, yort mean that sun
b ant in the left hand itc.v. W 1137, .ellii
don't veil know ; ? Their the gnglis,
widow New York is going mad about•
everybody knows titer, and she is yet.
pretty. but not .iri My. line,; sI •i'ant tb:
ire and brimstone ord(r of beauty ; yo
Ini,d the kind ; There is' too much4vcr
t ' t rY, and lYkliS
~,,-w4.1 8 1)Y fet ), tsi9loo .arlift9ii
}lir ; 'give me an Amazon ; mY dear. bly/'
,'
" r rom," I cried, ‘q l Grii,do you know
that woman ?if, pm s-do, Igray,p - osei#
me !,, - , . -, 4 i . , -=
"Cert a i nlY , ,ifloul.wiell. , it." , ,, fAtici J:
s
ing, we "Wade our- way thnher " '' ,3
Upon en tering 'the ho x,trty. hien u prekt r ,
exited his respects Illst Ito the lady, and
then introduced'rne:', ~ •
" Pe rmit me, J 46l ; l4 anglYi , {o , ilitrod9e6
my'friend, - Mr: 'Cliffc4ii Dunham. , lie
has spPnt several yearsitt. Envg:faild, tad!"
"Alt!'Mr. Du'ilhono said 4rig• lAtig::
IY, in II sweet, tOIVIV9IOO, 1 44 (10,1), yOU ft . i! s i t :}
doubly welcome., „Your !friends,' 'she ,
ath'al turning to Tom, ‘'`are always weld
cork., Mr. Hat per, and I am always hap:.
py to rank them atnopgst, , my own." , L
'lulu bow e d and euttled, and turned to
the gentleman who , .was' 'with the lady,'
leaving me tote-a.tete with h r; and•ehe
coritillited,—
"A r. Dunham, since Ton' h. ,
Ave been in
merry England, the beautifuland bel ov
'
ed land ol my birth, I feel_ that wearer:
hot strangers. ' , i 4 ,
811 P gave me her aelleately gloved hand
just for all iDetatiand during that hand , -
clop our eyes met ; both were eloquent
with deep feeling.- ,
,1 , •
took." she said,.-itt la voice:That be!,
traced a slight •tremor, sl , frvOuntaul
the curtain is rising." , . -•;:•• -
Then she turned , frem . me ; and-appear
ed absorbed in •thepece,-tiod Tom andl'
retired. We met on the street is3iee4lttaw
out. I lifted my hat to her ; ihe return-
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ed_ il'l-4# l .o.i.O . ,;iiitil aiaWeeti!,linili: . I.sivi
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her . step - in to'her 'urrittgt , ;'netird - the': anor 1
close at tev'her, .‘'ittitl'-'anti .-,hei .. .: drivel
oway,,,then threw - -.-myself into - My. C l O3 Pei
bes,itle,,Ml: i iiii:464y24l . iiiaii.Sti; .
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p!:.a t ie..: nt :: , Wny' ,„delay ' ;.
_anal we.,
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•weieltiV . en rapidly to;Ot-hote
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' ieilOif,-4UWao7
notOnonS J ,.-.In:all
that - ii me . Itlikr , !nOt,s'ee,
_;Air § .=:l;,Et.n g iy. '.:- 1 . ,: h=ad ; '., - damp ;., tip:, *OM a
-theerless ' din n e r, to
,p i re pare for'thePietito
- my letters an invitatioiv
ilf:ti,.t . afkpt ion nt 14ts. Langli'S' for the . :
'nextfivening, ..In:: iny , delight f' at: again
beholdin,' g, lier, f
..rat t g . ..fOr brand-Y.-Tana
isaug- Myself: i n to- ajleavy
. ..slninber,'fryin.
:Viliist_i!,i, I,*ki,,ked ' ; ' iv. 41i; . a . i 7 'e
ry .. h ea vy , head,
iind9,..*Ty ltg - ,b c.h . earA" ':4*
~ tbe . next. -rnorii- .
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`-j -14 -ris-Latta 4:3 ly's -reception was the most
delightful one I ever attendect - • , tlie.it, -r.:
•
•Mosphere of the .
_saloon L,was.,lfeav:y with
:fragrance of ttrie , ' , Chtiik;esi f 'll6wers ;'. the
toilets of tite,.ladies were beyond criticism
!Ivii.4 - 01 4 ''Etre r is 9t . the liOstess, herselr wai.
Vii, pOrfect- enigma ; a - clOnd of black lace
sAept - . in a long,•graceful- train behind her
- niatChleSs -figure ; a diamond' adorned
11e4' . neck, and bracelets Of. .t.14-;tanie pr.F.::
:cign 'a
kiOnuslii4Y., 1 '...0 4i. he riel abanfa ti,
4,hroat and. arms.; . the, I arrangement of
'tier hair - defined -; e6Bdiijtidia',.ifid:'slione
like shifted shutishing ..tbOve her 'face
her eyes; had a wistful/ expression about
,them, 'and, her . beaiitiftir 'lips invented
kisses no lesS than her queenly , manner,
.;ft. pelted I them. -: . • - _
- No„ . 041 can\descrilee, the.,t!irth:7-of-Alocr;:
4161.fdlIcriv" -its greiftli - ; .1 they only know .
-they lON'le • ands, 50...-1., iretufned home to
-:- ,
~ iny desolate aftattinenfi, :,conscious of a
;new. life Within . me--a Ltire that made a
`new man of meHaiidl I said, "I love
'liter." - 1 . . . .....,.i •_' . - •
Reas.o.. told Mg\ilta . th t el 'World would
:ticoff . .,a.t,Oy infatuation,.;,.l ,was all ot.ten -
„years
ber junior:l ...but , :Ivh at' of - Oat;
, -:LOiii - kn.6WiltiO' . age-rove dares".fer: , -. no
; .'discretiOn.. 'And I—lOved her ! I felt a
pride in the k ppyledge,i. andAtade it my
'boast . arnotig 14, elnbll ftl e nd S, 1.. pcitireA
.ilffigfi.iti .0,1,i.,1,t6_ verse;' :14eren'aded- her:
lcieneatlf her- , -windoti 'l3Otinetel:Seit
kher:dairy, and'at last;-,l:tecume . a COnstaut
I ,, ii.si tor at her house,.: l „ . he,listenen to my
wild rayings oflOie, Jensiled bit did not
',14#1*14..;-1 .. -Atla*t.',J,.`deolitied : thy . lit , '
itatinment, andAirgellfter'.•to 'accent - my
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'. - • "MY'delif'OliffOtd,",.:..ihe.• said - sweetly;
"do you I.i . i . 6‘vi'twite - jr . .L ' ac6epit . 'yOi' .. gene
eriziftS, 'otref I' lir i l i, gto your I cite' n 0 'de ry?.
oi am old e r than yo.u.:_by_. many years ; I.
_Shall' be' old, \ very 0i . t . 4,..,f0r, women. age fast
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than inen,vgien . ydifit're in your prime;
Land - then..when you See-youth and,',.beanty
ay..and wealth, 'at yourC6m 4 triand, you
will regret 'this', muff:lolly and. despise
,
me.'
She turhed,aw, her,Tace: tlnititnight
not; see Ali emodicin ; but ' , felt' her;slight
frame tremble in m.r.embrace.
- ---- • '' "%g--.4w -••- • ready. __... .t. wan, ~:lein;:fres. ,ath,
.I..refuttid theldea with,
.eloquent4ner- end flowers ,culledi. from • h r •.carefully
gY• • ." - `'s ' `•": -' -' - ' '... '' • '`:. tended treasures were ever - o 'the:table ;
• ."Itionot.ie-T Other -will .. ever' All., my-'and though 1 could •-; not see thern, their
•Iheart,'
,oried: I ?You. are all in all to • peifume.cheered me, and my vivid - fancy
me !" .•- - • A ..''' -,. - .:. '; • painted a bright -image
.of t e good fairy
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.:Her beautiful head rested just an in-
.I felt creeping - into' my • hearti:Ustirping
:Btant,on• my shoulder';• the bi•eeze• wafted • the* \ tee. Claude hadtheld so long. •
had }held
The perfume of ' .114; 'shining hair to me, c . It wit: •a glad day..ii)r. me,* " ! gral.a. daY,
.Und.lie.rlwartn breath :.played fnr , an in-I:when .Dr B , ston :reinoved he.bandage,
scant "on my cheek: •! Then she lifted her 1 and I say. * Toe :world had eye..lonked
'head, and said, r in a' :..voice that faltered - I-so:bright, the Oa sa blue, nor ! . the•fields
.slightly, -- 7 - - • ' -
_. ,-. -•. •',o - green,. as : whet, ; • after, ,Ty -.eighteen
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- • "Clifford, even, • tholigh it breaks my• niont!ts'. darkne,s; .L went lout : fur. •the
heart to pert with -Voir, I eatiltotj - will - tiro. timP, into the ii . glit. - ,--- •
not, lie so iitiiii:it. .:Io yOu.. • - I 'tell.' you -.
..My 'o4ndage had been la'
Cliffottlf-Dmiliatn;l! - love . you,, and'itis over a week aid 1 had 'not
':that which gives me., stiength - to put - von • who 'had
. bee it •'. ‘SwaY"' upon -
from - me: - I lovn yon
,- . •• '. - !"aunt. Looking forth With
i' -- fIl
tiPuoii gl)oll..be.tny._wiferj . ..gried,;
.patieneo to her, I 12,t , -,
Fveliemeittiy ela4pingl, her in - . .E0 : close on
,-sittiug,room, ,quite.tione,.in
I embrAce - th4t'slie'Crutd,opta little:olth the . wild; foolish ,
.: dreani in •. w
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.• ;,.., ,• - , --, -- . • • played. a protuinea, part, a
• ; ‘,,C Nord," •slie:. - ifi iirtniiied; ','.ft.*foie • yoti-• - beO the',6 t age ' .'st . i+! ;no r. '•;11'
.biticilpiprif 'fb t y....1 . ,a 1 4 , " , 'vows;': ilet ine 'tell :hurl
,UP...thi .- -12'.raie 1 .iy4)l; '4p"
'yoU'lliiit:ydu risk . \ th .s6orn of the i!orid . .. iv,heti she•.taritint4:the roo
.bylttili . :? . .patl.',ftiliy::: - : : 4# :.,*(4ltl::.Wilt.'bot ~heverr.have known ~ •her,- fi
understand our joveMo:l4l:surdio..id.4 '.beautiful as it was,,tit'ile'd'-he
„it' itiiiriieilii - ;'ll4.:*lkeilei. , . Ifl were .inal... .
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..rich-•.notwithstanding',„-nif•q - 00 7 : 7:, EStelle 'Was - a typo of - Woni
'ority.the.worl&-,wohlfriinppoi, thatyou , '
.every:ott,tline of -14'0.1 . g 1 0,: - , -
:married Mett;s double•• itireng,t,lf 'a Ilmil in perfect' harmony, -with:
rentloll' , - buts you . Inow- ;that - ..011•:03f.•' .sweet,•loce TiViiii brightWifk•
" • 'l • ' .•
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: proi*ftyi.in . cageo:f .0 i,secon fY.marri,geo Ain I hAti t hazel eyel r 4atpd
\rever*frottkptf.to,g.4 . l.4ilf •troith'efg 'my menu: ; or meited;Witli thet
husband's 4 iiikf.tlie,-•-uticharitable . :wOrld- , tiona'of. the soul :- h 4 :thii
ivould,S.o„; fit'Sotlis;'.'fidtitii an4-'-,in,• ; ine an brandished hair wis:',Ortii
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.unprineipled adventnress--- -., - - --- - fif - .47-'"
1 1 ' 4 i
lier:o,'bey;vpice
bed passip9tely
ly she, stare a up..
"Are ph: riot . gfyik
you= do not leave‘me
"I •E' v 6 r
you do riot love me
,
"I cannot siiy that, Clifford,''evep to
save you she Said; - lifting her blue eyes,
which .bad heen, Ipwered in charming
mo-,lesiy ; to meet mly own. "For myself,
I would braie anytlug,fcr your love."
`rThen . You are-m ner. I cried„ '"To
moriow my lawyers shall draw .up the
paperS and settle half, lay property,_ on
'you; dearestf.'_ , -- . . , -_, , - - ~,,,
I
She" emilrred,•.fOrbade, en treated, but
I woul nOtbA Incrgea ;„ f9r„watk.io'fiev,er
litippie thin - !ben giving to the object
.of his! ve. ',,, i -,,, 1 ' - ''-,' -
•"So th4t you might, believe in the
.~ ~r:, ~. ;S ;
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oli l o 413 &Bile ie h
i ! y . .breast.; StAitga-1
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6, T.'',iiie,ee.i'e.C-.‘-f' c 1) en
1 4: . Teli fiord i)trult4l . ol'.'
,' " .. 'yb,.ii: ti nicifis. ychi -iity
cried p'a'tasiQuate
strength - Of MY lo 4 ie,"' Bile 'B:ilia
parting; "I would, rather .yon.*
p00r.." H - - . - 1: 1 , I ~, • _ :
Oh, the happy.days that,intervi
tween, our' th-trothed,atid the.settl.
I TO thetn'l g li,ve illy:: earliest' _ - at
EyerYthing was &nein Order';'
my propertY,was . .deeded ' fOi lift!,
out reserve, .to Claudine Langl,
was happy;. . - . - . ~' :..
I sent, the papers, deedS,', titlesete., to
kher. iind'init ;of dell6acy remained 'away
until - .the following eiening.. 'lr on 'pre ,
sputnik' myselt at he , house; , I aksur
prised to Enid the, clrawing.room, unligh t-,
'eci,
.and, indeed „only., a dim lig it in the
entrance 'hall.. : •-:
I . "Is: our 'Mistress ' ill ? I_ iistinired;
anxiously;: "of' the servant - wli ' opened
the door to me. , : - ,- , . -, -,- " ' - ,
_",0h,.u0, ►B4. lint - she's g.tie-and here's, a letter - she left for von 51 •." ,
I starched the lett,,r, it rid him' ed . awtis.
In . the'b.sylnth 'of rn . ,t'own rOti l'broke
the-seal.. , The riote' was britf:' • • 1
.`tnit , Dt.i.Kaaw:—.7Your kind'
erot. - u ,W.lialtig . presept- yaS 1%,c1
evehing. ~ I W01i14., ileverimitl
, ce p i, so '.), Illua hie a "gi f t' we're'` it
.1, liatel the- saWciion of: 'inf ,
wtioselloug frieitdsthip with yOli
jUstify L tke,aet as,rliatrnal. .14•-0
acquaitifancs'- : a;:e,, even, .in ; :
nal)pief t pionieut
, k oi; , My ~life; -. 1
Ilioinent - ' to than' yon ' for - y
Thouly,iit,- and friisif lOW MUY be
theinthre - as:yoursfriend;l-. i:ii.
, ..
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st ii .• 1 -,,,* ~ 41 1 ,,Ri;. 'Rot I
• A pccript,fOlciOd, written
bold, large' li f ind :- - ' .
' `"P.'- 8 - 2 - .•1) if n Liar* 'old boy,
feiv..-1 - offla, Wite; Mitt hope pin
Itipky,o , ray - se:4l-`4. . , . . - -- 4
."Yiatirs7 till. death,.. , -, - . ,- Talc'''.
'The abominable treachery otom atO
'the heartless perfidY of Claud he Lang
-1l
`ley, Were' li terrible - -flinek'to me', to re
colierfroth)t,l started immediately upon!
a tour: through„ Burope, - and -spent years
aby4d. i ,
_:.•!_ ...:, . - ~ . H . 1. '
144 i. tivellfy yeari'Older,if liOt a sillier,
tnan when I was , eated_of_ my infattia
.tions for.,Q.la,ndineky,,a love,asmad alid
fatal , td" nip - lii4ee" oif - niiiiil .' - ii Ole ' mo te .'
w hjah - Trifelcell thy - youth. -,!", , - :i:
A' serious ` accident. had': temporarily be
reft, „me of ..his - i,:ye sight, and i` I , fOutid i a
home Vibe:family of a widott with 'one'
daughter. I:3liss 'Batley wi l ts simply la
child in years, not. over flt six,`withi*
ringing, clear. laugh,' a soft m lluw. voice,
l:
'and, to j m
;fudge bu . the any , kindliessps
slit: did,:kae; - pOsseSsed.of a generons heart.
I would :it long winter venings in
her mother's A:fink room, and while,
Mrs. Eianey busied basel with her'
needle„.Estylla .read:alond, us from
some popnlar — antfir, or the urreht top:"
o
lee of interest from :the d ill? papers,
lighting up inyAlorls life, V
foretllouitit the ever
whet I v a in `d ti
~69w7 , tireciaq ,suirbAru,
baci.pet,tlett
lierrabaititoliing;qocilietfis'
"gamma!" sbe '
•
silvery, voice biong4 me
rose-to .welcome
tr
ci
,ie impetuosity 0 -my ms s nak 4re,,
clasp 'her, to - my. heart. "`=M myna I Oh,
here you are, Mr. - Dunham' and this. is
my Cousin, Will. Wiil,thi ,is dardear.
Mr. Dunham. I've lcUlkd's 'much about;
Oh, lam so very ,lal, sir, that you can
'se,. now ! Let. me,see_ you ttyes," cri'ed
she, dancing merrily about !
Taking both my hand in hors, she
turned me toward
,r,lin, windOW, lookiug
me frankly.in the 'f4co.,"
. y eves filled
with tears;
the room grew ,:dark around
me ;"'all the light -of*;: hop - went ouVof
my life, for in the tearless ook that mete
my ciW)l I - StOno.Sketith t reciprocated
my divotiod, ' ''',t ..- '''
I t ink I fainted, _for
•
...a - ll'''. • r .
• k • .•-• • Z
)
• .
"
4 2 , , qc s \
.\. :
'" • .t. ;:
- • • • 't '
, :
hgh t whe,
lase 401)
:,with: my
heard' the
in.. the ,ad,
Auep q t y'
lug_ to he
“Estell,
" . She . an
Mr. .11 a
w th
bpw
to k 1
'est . mirr
sorry leo
who r yas
half . gra •
whejil lip
to' thiiik
ift. • own ,
at our;
re•very ,
AO be-
meats
en tion.
me It it'll'
, ,'*itli - -1
; - and -I
Ag ti titi
wale
forget .E
witb,;uc
aolii tit
wo'-; I wi
,duly he
retui4l.qi!
til y tiara a'
a:1'8,1116
'muffler
S 40e
~ .Nl llli ,f,
1)Sl v; 0
. 6 a ' ,
loreifin
and.
ti c t; t 4) acr
iiGt that
•
16 g mit • d.
Ao6rus
this, ,t 4 -,
'.steal
di. kind
happy
AJIPER.
/11 . Tom's
I haye a
may be aB
N Tll
roani
~fnl snag
'Of r .,
TO,Nt:.i 1,
of
,father
‘w 4 V-0 1 1
her 'ho
were ;ye
Wile!
fifteen;
!faslijori)
City MI
yearl,
GeOr
ttiarn*,-tot
mg-w]
"afternq. ,
they ahe'
a few la
tWO,"car
--Mr.,
.told .th
hastily;
"low.-
'ith., wireful
13V;sirers
ati-
sation,
telling
since t
Winsto
Geora.P.
Calvert
. Afte
gressed
mneli i
One
at the:i
Gar's ri
{`,By
carmag4
'out dri
f,ir'yot
.;11111";
'escaped
for, you
The
Tlfat'U•
-dav;'6o
'7, ;Ay 1
amde for
'seen Ilstelle,
to, an.
childish i
'a194,e..ip, : the
ir.74
hicir~, Est 1I
)11:- Udid iiot
t
_, star tle.(l
.taen : 4l,„
a char
ioli;
64 , .th0 Ong-
any bea'u ty ;
motilded
;Yen us;,‘ tier
to,telligence . ;
,With nierri~
iderest
I lc; alusteilog
t ' , back lotn
AI .
flower
-01(1;7
some t
•hqve. is
:ge;t:dr(l
;au , ner. ha
.Side, giving
'expression.._,
ed, and her
twiny eeit.f
ng, " w ith at
-turOflti
:fta
..repiep
1
ciw‘
tell yo
."Ina
long g.
silk of
lain u,
shall pl
for "tI I
have s ,
mud p i
donith:
rately;
covered
t was candle
n I next tecolleit wrielf;.and
the sofa the ''sett
kind
e happy ) jo:youg".tangh listeW;
L'ojuing . ,rooni, aintro -
'he ,tputily . tvu9s of .!fWili" epeak-
'd
sis 30 happy," 831 r Inother.
are, • fond% of ()tie aflothe,
iatri ; they are going to marry-:--
.)7 are . older." „
assept 7 -1. could not 4nd voice
and - lifted my eyes to 'the, modl
1r opposite. 1 - reflected itacka
trust` td the bright;chishing Will'
whose life ; ,tVas nearly do,
just bei4un,litt presumed.,
of her ' tis,`Put
ire fools!' -` • "
In \volt abroad.' Another twenty:
. ed)hitiity,aud .thither,, trying Ito.'
31elle iu chauge,
a'trall, arid settled doWit
old man, at' the ag,e of sikt:-*
ifluvicive, to bind to life - -aird
memory of the:bast to!eheer - ihy
g , I
; have lost ail trace of,
e rt.) US Au nd frieni),, ; Toro,
Claildltie who betrilyed the.
; and is lialipy;' , so l a
ells int's but. I.:have"inoCSee'n Pen'
not liPow , thlit ttny old hearticts
ith love fur hei and that
, , bright,
_,
ttifut 'spe; was :oil,
me
• - •,..
HE TINOCOUSINS:
• r
By wpi9.yiA:'
ERSE
suburb's of a larg'e citq, sir
ed and beanti
olias, sto ail beat looking cot
ue-fainily home 000100
and Miffs.,Vloyd„
an andGeCigla
their niece.: • - Stii
fter
.P.X9uPgtilln4 stiß , 'P4 ll te:AP
ihubli` attitelfe4 WeilQii.i)tber;
I Georgia ''arid" - 11:Ste11& zero- iiti6iie
eturg. of - age;.. they , ' were; se ii t 't4iti
.‘, hie boarding,sehool in•:lsTew ! , - Yorli:
ere . t li ey:Ke in al ti ed fOr t 4 te9. :7 94.- kily,-
Oieii they grailnat4 ',
.. ' • ; „
' t ita:and; '.E.Aelle - '4eitt: AliiAr',ftrSt:
; .41 rime: sift:lll . e hi , lido 0,2 ~ : is.ther.:' , '
I flowers of :every, - vari,ay::- . Thilt
-1 n as the two . - girls i were in t4eir,
busily, en pged..,„ai 0 milroidvy,
rd he door bell iing::lnitc.lll,,li i in,
. in it tes'tne ' 'gerVi6it 'eatne"ttri - Wjth'
ds -contain i n g - names n f Igen tli.inieti-'
Vinston,'and Air- Calvert.: *; Ei tel le,
seryant..to : IQ, the. gentlemen; to
hen they. .made theirf,_ toilet§
and deeended - tii the; parlor be-.
1 hey all' then - entered into carier-
[Mr.: Calvert:. and Mr. Winton
the girls what;, had! _happened
Or had .teen 'off, sOhool.
.pal -.par leo* at4eutton to
that after tifiertiodn,= and Mr.
Ito \Estelle. • I • •
that clay. the • ac . quaiotwooe - • pro
very rapidly, and .•tll..girls gresir
terested in the gentlemen... • • .
iorning, as they were,liugering
!reakfaseitthle, -- talking` of ,y?tl.
.-
! e, Mrs. Floyd said; soddenly::
he way, my dears,. the,Monteith'
. called...yes - terdayi!hile you. yrere,
and_ othe (,be le vitatiOu s
. I 'AiiitS .eng,gif..d at the
id the•:eiretiltristiinao liad‘neaily
my t.Yiemory I dill get the:cards
inaig rade - cried !Georgia.
Mie
,•;
-and- Mrs:- „MontAith'si., &it - Art.41.1.-
1
re alyrays-splndi,d,fOrishe i ,is such
s ing . .l)ostose;',
harritd to their z `ligoroi,:kirl
std sve . :entilthgtit tdething. _new
_iris, gypsis, avel rci vn
• •
ci.epply, for
1 0 z.
0 ekatailti,d
t h tik
.3ittcooetuirie
sorpl..w.ti at i.q 44-al I
*P.cTqc ,
at is it ? lum aU attvntiOri,"sitid
.I,' in the ~ trst `place; itippn►.4e I. We' I
.sei atike,‘ and resemble-characters
oi.kigh t',--4 -.mea4:l e,Ortietaingt to
i t itesily.ery him r, :.„ T ,
;.. -
,what are !they I to I bq alikekur . ?"
ehrgia. , ; , .
lli'don't interrui)t rhe;and L .- vat
all - about ,it," replied Eilelle.—
'llion to the, dress, we `wpl have
! uze veil;:.andj. can have that pink;
mine, made intom,domino ; )t , hati
4E:lesB three - months now,,. and 1.,
• ver - mike it ' up,, aki "'mill use it,
a purpose. . `Now:` one or tis—ayi
i all wear, the :veil ; .and:;t:::must
ly hair, ._ atrangqi ' jnat:.llko : your
.t- ou my mooalight
„dreAle :IMO
1, se, will enter, i the. ropia se `e
land not take any' trouble Ili'dii:
nraelvell ;rafter 'everybody haadis
; us we, will amend to the dressing-
L'7,)
ii; A
yot
41 - 114i 7 •
r ootn, ivz
al,d I will put on the *ell, and yoc
ttle domino, and descend 'again . . Then
tbelun.will begin. - Everything is - 'fav'or-`'
abl4.- for—uswe-are about -the..sante_....
bei,ght, our iorms are ,rnueli : ahko, And
our 1 - lait -tffe: saute atiks to our
motheri4r being tUrya sie •r 3 and per
feet,pietaris of ea,oli other."
•
The ropm,fairly, echoed with latighter 4
as' Georgia exclaimed :
never heard of anything so delight I
ful !" • • .
Estelle :.consalte4lief Ttiiiither ;
told'theuY.to do , as-they. chose, 'on ly 'Ol4
must ; notnbe too extravigant....
'"Very,_ well, we ; had better,. do .our,,,
tliismorgiii ? , go
DaintiOt's ; she wit; bi
with Others. :. ''• =
Esteikt ordered earristio, 'and 'They
`t3i)en -. seltcling their . 1
dresseq. They . 011,4
leave titeir,ordero:l jhe, J 0,4 be , told
their se'cret,..e;tiif entered. :
,quit .hearth)!.
iClt it; pio n akci dee's'iei ,-
tfettr '
Mittlamittlfilled• , her. prorais6; 'well and ';1
Ares,v,:i. were
~ very.,ohtirm ing: e
! $t tt,!'t di it g - 13efo.ro , their . on t the t
evening t 114: gave
'P. : 9116 f tO heir' 'tblff v4ehen '
'we'nt roonitir . ..ihstmetioit:
,nothing !lava been
mamma," - said Estelle, ."'tell
I will go 'and:put-Am-A:4
.veil then go. 4own, the,. to,leC
hi ti
see my costume, 'when, Georgukgets, , j.
stn thee-domino
Thev -
.'weilt to •'-Weir' deo "
I'4'*'
.
gia ,put on, the!veil Estella - dooned:
t he : dOtnipti. : .9-porgia to , tbetits
lihraryLiha eateyed, l ,ving
f'tlapii, 'how you :4,161i:I`1010""
"Why,. 'bias • Estella; - 'you - fairly
(ditzzle- - : - thy -, 'eyes.!
pert)." 1:!"`
'.i
..' r,
Then Georgia caught sight :of a pink,
domino in the li4%. * Jkid.A.A4..ghe ran back
into the,rooin, it; echoed her
oterrylieal r laughter: `
For_ awhileMr.'
tFlnad , looked ptiiile - e,s'theif
the-v•deirdecVtlie disgbis'eperfedt.% •
•Floyd orderid the :carriage and.
took
,th.e, yoing ladies the ,hall. When
'they' arrived - Est,ella" preceded , GeOrgia;
'trim enter4:4=iihorily afrerward. - , Th
, atm.rt hat' was - offered Estelle. was that' of :
Altr.,Calvert ;-be ,. vaa•rfot masked.
you,.think, - could, disguise .
you , Estelle ?". • he askpd.
- i"Yei; I thoughil l ivaspretty well dis=
tlised.” ;, • • -.. 1..2t /t/
They soon joined the daneeitr Mt.. t!
Winston and. •Gaorgio,, w.tlie- dancing &leo.
.
After awhile; Este Siporgifk
saying; :, - , •
"Ev'eryolle,„ has discaiereiiiies
low nie:' -- 1 ''-'" i- :4'
'They ascended. to the dressingirooni. • it
`l3-ire mayour , .veil, quickly,-GOorgia,'
and you. take the domino, and, hum,.for
I promised,the, next
.waltz .to. Mr.. )
vert," said Estelle. ' '
When GeOrgia elitered the parlor,
Calvert Approached her, saying : ' -
‘9l-iss Este;lie,,y9u promised this,waltz „
to me."
Th:ey vh Wed into the altz h,efori „
GeOrgialitiiitiiiie to 'say 21,1 . 0hing, while
Ur. Winston led -Estelle - out on-the:ye•
randa , and found a seat for het.
"Pray• remove your. veil'; . l,l3ave not ,
Seen your facefo,r_gujage,,7J)e asked, st
length„.
. .
."Oh, n., I cannote§ht) replied. i '
13elote sliexould spealiv hoi took both
her..hunds anol,told her,the story . ,
or, his loNie. ,si4rte'd And e;Cluimed,:
r i`oll, exctiSe raid not: dreituf of
inistakelike this ! Tittn not
:He turned pale: and walked away. ,
; Estell'a sat l'or. a ; while, like to in a
dream., lli : rectly, qeikrgiik ,oarne„ to her ,
ao'd 6141 . hey tifoiluiv,,,4usl,.(4icy..,u'rent
the - ileessink 7 ro6m. ''' . .
•'
'f•Este I le; Wald "Georgit4 file Your
yeilotnd hurrk;vtlieketis'soine•ono
knit 'fig: Y9P•in 4 e • z
They chtwgqd ,
ii'nd ascended. if Winston approached
Ggorgia, and scion reVkate the Same story
enat+4.ha(l , told half an' boil. Uk01,..
Mr. Calvert t:
ap „ wpTe •,,there,, apparep mn
j4y,ipg theinsel:7,es,excredingiyi ,
three gerctleineu e'aine, to them, aid'ask:-,
ediu;hic h . 1 ""
'.,.!‘Both of as rtr.ilthey exclaimed: .- I .
Another gentlen . utti f,,i
44:y o u haven'.t. put •the question !ight.
G-orgies, w t dre ,the A vCilfitis .
i ind last ?" —.
4 `l3qih orris I" z
The, gentleman declared at :was :Of . no .
use to try to ;find ont,,wbutet Judy wished
to ionceal,
"The ra..x.t day,. one gentleman' sought
an • in terve tv With' Georgia's goardian,and
another gentkmen with Eetelle's father.
The iuterview must have proved satisfttc
tory„ - ,for, the following Ildisy abridal party
einllarlied. on a :from,Neyr
York to Liverpool.
,•. . . •
Tiarrow taxige ekirtaie what 4. We'eterii
paper calls-them: Narrow gangaig.go4 .
but they draw long trainv-belltwillsra:ii,
and when under motion ttio sparkkily : ,
terribly. •
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