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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 22, 1889 · page 4

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Fakomh

”‘lilGliLAD NRA. '
EDBY-CHEEIED
in! with most gray

pros and white dim
pied snua. was gayiy

-\ sin an. as site
’ ’wleh‘ied the churn-

Inrflwhst Highland Non

 

 
 

.-

‘fie 'urlie's I. I will
not wed.’ "

“Do )Jt‘llfllt‘lnlm
Not-a?

A young man
thrust his hood and
uhouiders in at the
0 on window. resting
his elbows on the low,
‘ old-fashioned i-‘lil.
‘ ““1” 1y on mean it.

7' ho ups slow y.

oust-rind in well icignod surprise.
Ind til. rich blood dyed check and Now.

“01 contain] do.’ said she Arotuptly.

,“iust as did that other urn.

But (A hint was entirely tin-own away.
lortho young man only answered:

"Did a he? I non-r road tho poem.
Ml hum boon thinking Nora—~"

"Indeed! Is it such it strange thing
tor thoyoung ulteto think?" the girl

.m sauA-i y.

t laugh at me' 'said he, not heed-
won“! indignant flash oi the gray eyes.
“ mania“. said the same thing a an at

incubators, but somehow l ulw.t3r

you did 130% meanit and “that

film lo3o mo, In a lien! nil. Now
i ask you for the

”ttimt‘, 333'] you

marry me?”
hora did not answer; she was busy
.tebutter out oi the churn .33-
aho Willow it on the table she turned

"1 IIgyour pardon—what did 3ou say?
I first: busv. "

Thdyoun man hit. his lip with 3'oxution.
but re l his quostiou

Vista on her hands behind her. mu! m;
naming an attitude of detlance. Nora
sang:

Hear what Highland Nora said:

‘ 'l‘he mlio' I son I will not wed
Should all the mo of nature die.
And non. h loft hut hr and I;

For all the gold. for all the gear.
for all the lands both tar and m.
Thu! ever Valor lost or won.

V I would not wed tlu A-Asrlit' I son!”

“But I Anetta it, .VoA a, " he pleaded.

"And I too—j: tst as did that other
Korn.‘

ti u3' Earle turned his {at o aw: 33' uttA'
closed his lips tightly a moment.

. "Vcry null; i will nc3A.At'
unlit! said he, e'oldl3.

The rich color ital-Ad front Nora A. lac-A.
but she turned away titat he might not
notice it. attd said tauntiugly:

“Ah. that. will be something now! i
really dont see what you 33ill ilnd to talk
01. how-Av or.‘

Guy rottmlned silent a short tint-A; ilmn
hospolte it: an entirely different tum-.—
one that made the .. ,.'lr! stare in as: AtAA- .-

meat. so ntustctiul it 33u.~'.

"\ora. I shall talu- you leatAA A: t! i‘."
attemooa.‘

She hesitated.

"I did think of gathering fern»; but I'll
go.’ 'snc nddcd gnu.- tum-l3, :Is- Hild‘ thought
or his words, ‘ 1 Mil never unit 393:
again.”

- "Thank3 '.'ou

‘Did he’mean it't' the girl Win-i. r- AAl,
as she watched him out of sight “ll-t
noose! Why doesn' t he re And the pu. t'. l
undone what tho other .Vorn meant "

After dinner Nora donned hor pro -ttiAA.~t

- dross. a dainty gray, 33 ttit rilAleus the
color of tho sw-ett lips. Tying on her
wido-britnmcd lint, stilt) thought, ' l' i!
take my zinc-lined lex for fe rns there .Ate
Inch lowly ones on the island. "l‘lu t'AA , "
gi3ingnpurting nod to the lace in ”W
mirror. “you ll make him ask 3ou ng: ..tin
my dear, this very .Atternoon! site ié-lili.
nail smiling at her own conceit, trtpp Ad
a33'tt3.

~lm nus purposely late.

it Won t do for him to think I am too
anxious to go. ”she had said.

To her surprlso Guy was not the AA'AA,
anxiously pacing the sands and wonder-

,” at her delay.

"Where flail-Ali! bet" she wondered.
“I no3' or know him to be lat-A he tore. "

She waited nearly hall an hour expect,
innthe young man every moment then
she grew angry

“How lucky I brought tny rAAru . am-
,I'll go into the. woods and prctvnd tha' I
never came horn: at all."

Sa3iug this. she turned to enter the
forest. but. homing the tramp of horse .-,
drew back. hidden by the bushes. To
her surprise they stopped quite near
where e was hidden; she could son the
animals. but. not their riders.
a woman’s mice said;

“Guy, you are sure your love is last-
ingi'".

”0i oourse, Elsie; Ishould not. lime
smitten of it. otherwise. " said th-A rich
who Nam know so well.

n tho bushes. she looked through
a meageriy. Yes, it was Guy! But thr-

. lovely creature b his side—who 33'a.- film; I

“Nora thought or the most IAAA Aatttitul
woman she ltad or or seen. But she 33 .15

log again. The girl moved tor-ward
5a few steps in her cage rum-3 to list. AA
“How pretty the Hudson istoda3. ' Fee

how calmly it flows—us it then: 33'7"“ 1‘. II

. such things, as heartaches and u. .-..t )-

:potnt'ments.’

Guy took tho tiny hand. that was laid

it his arm.

“We will be happy yet, Elsie, " he Sal-l.

As they turned the horses' heath-i and

Mt immeward. Nora's face was pale

Al’s‘he'bfl'cd. ‘fiAcn who
A brokenly, “Oil. or low. why
“he lllc at my wo But Am—
; ham known her long ugr, he
‘.’ . {Elsie and said they would yet
)Io ehns only been trifling with
a A: thought miserably, as she
slowly homewnrd.
site ruched the gate she heard

ils’" A yum

Suddt nly

Altrl’

saw the marks of carriage win-ALA,

' he could slip around to the trunk
,i‘p’ onus titan ran down the steps
fin: out'both hands.

is is Cousin Nora. I am suro' said

stall eagcrciy.‘
hien instantly.
“You are my cousin, Lawrence Norton,

r on the cheek.

lid of («date caused hot-to

hood “fault in ith to see Guy
! transfixed by astonish-

mghnsdly tutti wide an ay

e was not observed by

' wiuflqythinkoimcr’uhepu-
,“ a" luaglsdhcsswit. And]
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anyone
Ifl‘hsu AAA-’2“

otstrangewices inthe house test

am not?"
. ~ .. 3uu twognizo me, allow me a
' _ privilege," he said; and stooping

=Bfl.Wh0WRB inthsbostoi'
the stoning; Norawnsnotso

 

 

~..—. AA: at"...
cum)“. withouthhu Wm
. Guy. Nora bowed

douul’. honuht. "1 cans!

ho -- ,. nous.” l mu victor." She
learn A .. the current At-Awtipthst than
was a lady and a motleumu visiting at the
hull. distant relatiwm the servant said,
and that tho lady was wry wealthy. tiny
himnoii Nora had not spoken to sincethut
Anoralnt‘ lit the dairy.

in n ow week-an invitation came to!
\‘ora and her truest to attend a pit-nit
glu- u in honor at the young lady| at the
hall. The party were to go up t 0 river
about two miles in skills: and cross orot
to tin-opposite aide. Hero the woods had
ll‘l‘ll elem-ed or undorhruuh, tho gnu-n
mnsswau thickly mattcd togethor, and
all around th-A flowers and terns grow in
uiAuntiantA e.

33' he u Nora and Laurence arrived, tiny
and that strange lady had noon to tho
it] ting a short distance away. and Nora
lllllri ind Laurence oil ere they returned
;;.. .AA-uttupauicd lnAr ntluctantly. for he
i :i! «Auto c'utloslty concerning the man
it as tumA his cousin lovod.

:‘Atn authoring soennt to ho a perfect
mania with 3ou, Nora." ho ntmarkc-l
prowutly.

A-,Aitt l-lon' t can it 1 nova see a (era;
l 1th do not want to meet that
stmuuor.‘ 'Nom said quickly.

“i thought we were invited expressly

 

uAsotAltA-‘rr"

"llnw rude [have been!" she or-
(Aitu'tncd. As" we were! Let us so
back. "

‘l‘hey turned to rAAtrat At their a
tame {two to [Auto with (in
strung-tr. tluy lutruduoed or to Nora an ,
Mix-AA Benton. Nora bowed coldly, but ,
tit-A lady he iAd outlier hand. A

Amy has spoken oi you so often lilac-A

VA- :tl-A. that i too! as it I had alwaysIn
known you. luut sure We shall be the
bt' st of iritimlu."

liut whettltvr cousin was introduced,
Nora was Av-A :Atl3 surprised at the grind“
light that tin-hot! into hint-yon. while
Mist B-ut- A'A~ pink cheek» changed to
tit't‘llthit‘llélbull.Th1‘y3hmkhln'lfi,lw
lulI‘I'A Au-Ae tuttnd to his cousin. saying
in n A'ly.’ .. .'.\3, how lllt‘ I belong} "

’lh.- u oil-A ii: in Bliss Benton his arm.

which fill" .tm Atml. thcp walked away,
i-- AA3 u:' (vu3 utnl horn together.

'l'13-AAA hili'i'l looking at outhot‘ter in
pun/JA- isileueze then. as tlu- [nutty Aid:
at tit situation struck Nora. A-lte lAttrAAt

i::t ., .Am. rr3' laugh, in 33!. AAA h Ull'v' j-A inc. l.

i MA in: tgit N‘t‘lllt' 'Il in rt iieA 3- it. . ir t m
butt". slitt‘ at.
;.A. may I “all. Ant k to tinA landing
'33tlii 3'. It? ' IL~'.L AAAl titt3
AHA-Ants that you must," hllc said.
laughing. "it ir- a mutt.- r oi quAuAsaity.
not t:itn‘tt'v. l 33"tAtttlci 33'Alurt' tlio‘v moi
lit 'lnl‘A'A

.. matter ”in: e tluA3 have ;.'i3-An nu

ii. .A ItA‘AAlll'llll) lltuw boon set-Ling tor

 
 
 
 

..-t i," said Nora, into rrnpting.

'12 to uptiltbg, file for not groin" boatin',A
A. . AA-AAA-An. lt hfllnigt‘d my mind. .Atni

' .1-A' i'A'l‘llb‘ instead."

i :3 l-Aulaod at hot in astonishment.

.i you tint. go?
fin. .Ailu '.iuui. lntt Hui-i. smiling:

' hi i 3-Au littd lllt' at the meeting
plot-A?-

A-Vo," said Guy. bravely.
lt-A! tit-A r--, \3' hr ii i r» or ho- tl homo Mic- r
in Anintz3our toms-AA tit. 3‘. morning, I found
that cousin lA.t.~.i-A and he r father had ar—
. in d. Bin- 3'. isltml wry much to take a

i-AiA that afternoon and I hit in duty

.ttllltl to AAA company her, I took an ex-
'.. -'.t itul'fil‘ with us as tar as your hour-A.

vs'A-mlimgto itt3"ite3ou to join u», bu.

mu “o rt- lint at hulnv'. Since then I MW!
,-..u;. ht no op'pottuntty to apologize in
\' l'ii.

\ grout load sot-mod lifted irum Koran
lto- art.

'Slit‘ is your e Aouslu?"

".‘.Iy only tour-in." said Guy. ' Your
gt it; t i-A a wry Itandaomomun. "ho uddovi.
[in >«Alili3.

"Y-Autucan Cousin Laurie? Yes, he is
1'. 'An- home. "

tiny turned like a flash. and. tnkln:~ A
Vol .'A s hand, exclaimed:

-\\' hat a blind, jAAnlous tool 1 have
in AA n. ' I saw him kiss you. Kora. and I
thougltt—"

\c3u' mind what you thought Let.
us hurry; we shall ho law to lunchoon.‘

She ualkcd oil rapidly.

'.V'oflt.‘ said titty as he ovoArtA-Aakihom
“sin-.3.- ('ousiu i-‘lttio (auto 1 have been
reading Scott' 8 poonts.‘

she gave him a hasty glance. Molok-
ing on u inmo stone—that seemed to
it. no leA on pi; WWI there for the expo-so
putposc, (it. 3 said attrrwnnl—cova' 'reti
hA Ar taco 33ith both hands.

Guy drom'Aod the torn box which he,
in Ad tali- n itt charge and took those
trctnlAling hands in one of his. placing
tittA other ht nc Aath tho dimpied chin. then
it-A littod her face till the sweet gray eyes
not his. What he saw there min-3t. have
mtiwtied him, [or he bent his head and.
kil‘fl} Al her.

 

no: the first in whith I have seen your

thlh‘jj“

‘ for I wu~ -

"Guy." said Vom. presently. 'todayls .

SOUTH NOEWALK EVENING mlNEL. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. N.

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Composition.
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cousin!
Then she told him oi the contending :
she had o3 AAriteartl i
"You see. pet," said Guy. looking lov—
ingly int-At tlAtAgra gray eyes-t. "fluids iss pit-
iful story; her name is not Benton. for
she is married. but her father insist-At r- !
iAor boinAA called by his name. I will give
.'ou the details 0! nor story wine or a .31
l'ArioK outline will outline qu for am
more deeply interested in nty own.
squeezing the sort hand "Elsie went on
a viz-tit to an aunt in an tuljoininA' state
and while there was secretly matrix»!
to a poor, but worthy man. The next
week she returned home. and had hardly
atom! the houso when her father an-
nounced that he hads'oheted’ film. hit-thud
(or her. Finding rotunda mama. Elsie
at last disclosed her secret. the wa-
simply furious, and shut her in her own
room till he could bring her here. He
says the cmmony was W and do»
clams that Elsie must remain here until
she forgetdi“ ill Norton."
A: the last words Von sprang to he!

”Guy. Cousin Laurie is Holes hut»
hand! His name is William harem
Xenon. but I always call hi. Laurie.
And he isn't poor now: his moth-fr

a million. ”—Wavcrly Magazine.

 

1':th Cristi I. but.
Ilium: Has an one called. James?
Servant' . One 3'.tnum
Mistress: Did she ask (or me?
Servant: She mentioned yer unwound
aficflbfli 3on5 about torty. 1 aid is
u 't you. mum. ‘

Mistress: Quito right. Hero's a
quarter. James.
Servant: Thankye. alum, laid y:

wasowrtlny. mum.
Militias: Jml' 1 tan a month's
anneal—Tints.

lab-flurry.
Uhclolosg.——lmtoto bakats
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ANOTHER LABGE ABRNAL!

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Clothe. Horse.

IIANDSOMEBT ASSORTMENT OF

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um aumn to our Illum- noun-est of 11-. Iron and

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Table Delicacies,

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