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lagettin‘aiittiehittee: .
rtt tdthnwhenthomaetianent. that!
hin‘tatetlththtndotaavfiert
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" a wave common.
lamaayld women now. well uriehen
iamudlhetheannot hevery tar
ditnantwhcnldnldemmqupnthe
thiushtthiewettdzhathcturelgonant
towriledownatewwordawhichmayheln
thoaewheeomeanerme. and teach them
hie.
Robert didnot nea- qulteto rdiehthe noteoverylateetteralltltehertwaa ntre
httwdeelamtlonphtacnonedayheplain- toheeateendeonndaomewhere.endl had
lymldmetaendllletoaedwhhwondertel ‘iM
patience towhat Iteltwae intended torn lie.”-
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mute“.
arkhttoheuoed.
“hum
wonttoheaatthatIhad neveroweed
lecture. But I wae notmatried'yet: he
lmpnnitthhought.
melt-tam: " lira
in. and gentlehunt ,etty.
Men Mull a‘thinn‘ghc
_ v, _, _. meantit-
“innocu- h. dine
me! But he hole all with‘a patience which.
letting me atttrtn until I was tired.
lIin nilenca mut- have ulten been hard to
did not know until I lost hitn.
And now romeo my story.
who a gloomy. wet atternoon in winter. and
made tor Robert‘s tea. and I knew hewottld
hehornenoon; and not in any humor-tum
pateaweleome turhim. Preseutb' I heard
hts‘atepon the threshold. and the next man—
nte I heard hi pleasant voice say—'
“Hello. Nell. haven‘t you not some tea
tor meyett“
“ No. I haven’t.‘ I answered. cmly. “l
suppose-maroonite ahle ingot ittoryune
sell.“
W. IIeweanetthrungh—I saw that. Ihnew
hehadheenatworhhardsince the morn‘.
ine.andI would lain harereeedlcd my
worda.andjnmped_nnaad ousted Wt
ahnnt hit tea. and "rimmed a thountad
othertittlewiirlyenctahxr hint. hatrutde
entd'memdaemdmymna__ ,7
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lhavehadonenv-t trial.“ to dmovlhe
minnteanotanyllnhlewendahen.
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a,thim- acothedme-orratherttied to do eu—hy
tehincedmreatvtewetth'eome. It wan
worked myselt into a atato about noth-
Dnt her amnrencee were hat upon me. ~'_I
innate not take me to an: attcrwardn with would listen to whine—Mile“ nothin-
until I had neon whom Oh.how mi
Rehadaehorttimeprevionatoonrmeet doneheeeemedtomethent ,What would
inmohtainedaveryaeodattuatloeaahailit ,Inethaveglventoheahletorecalt allmy
to a gentleman who: owned a large relate in wretched. entice taunting ware and irrttattn.
thenekhhorhoodnowe heynn lite under ‘eheecheat ButI would humhle myeelt.—
,eta;nlarlytavorehiecircumetaaoee-indeed. wouldhncelathiateetandavltttn
thuewuoelyonedendtemuthandthat ntve. Iwoaidhenhetterwitete him.
weamyown violent. and nanovernahie tetn‘ I would tell hint eowhenlaaw him.
per. We had not been married a week Veryrapidiydidl envelope aunt lletty
150%“! digit ”Iago-ado inanoldwaternlout coat that had once
. data-e a 'had a hcontny tathnr‘e. and. drawing the hood
verydilerentnaueettodealwith mutiny overherhead.weaetoutnpnn our quent.
lndnlnentoldtdthtv'nr my‘fllt’ineteyield- But. alae. itwaaa vain one! Itohert wen
mne—hadvauialted ent‘denly and myeter.
lone. Roonohadeetnhim; nor eonld’a
. ' ed thorn trace he diaotvered oi ray mining huahand.
» . to hem Howl raged and atorml Bow There were plenty ot aytnx-athisin: search-
lnncnlomly I evaded hia wtehee and ran era. too. for he wan a general favorite; and I
counter to his commandel Wotan etill. how dare any they pitted me too. when all hope
I emailed hita with taunts and ridiculed hint. waa ahandtuted and a dark ntyntery it“:
in the hope of rooting hint to retort upon over his late.
I never rightly knew how I lived during
. 'to m me etill tttrther. lie would quit-h I soprano l was hardly oneself. for I could
1! hold his own. and rarely give in to me. not collect my thoughts or think clearly “3'“:
over my calamity. '
I eat very quiet. and I did all annt lietty
hut tor a comfort that came—for it wan hie
child—hie and mine—that aunt Hetty laid
We had hcen married eeveu months. It by my side one snowy morning in J anntry.
It was a daughter. and I made them
I wueittin‘in trout ot the kitchen Ito christian her Bertie. though it was hardly a
WWW Wt by reading an old refinance girl‘s name: still. I would have no other.
which I hadrread over and over and over tor it was theshort for hie—what I called
‘91" 59M: No preparation had heen him in the loviugrnontentawhich hadlatter-
ly been no late tor him. 7
now I loved that child 3 But how I wept
over her. too. in the darkens: ot my lonely
miserable nights. and waited into her ttn~
consciouseantheatory ot a lost father!
What a cease-tree enawing wonder consumed
atetohnow wherehewaa! liowl longed
tomhitntmeeagainnolay my hendonee
moreon “harass-hm: tor him all
the more wildly breathe even in attnt Betty
I never used him.
Sothemonthorollrdmaad.when SIU\
‘mercnmrglaonldsitatthe-dww watching
onrchild. hut lhiahiu: only at Ruhr“.
Nytnldmeifhedidcomehachhewoald
mhnowhia wife. I was (0 .lhlfii.”
wetohimttherhemldever MIN
Iwaeheginniv; tothlnhnemmthe deed.
. latldid‘notdh Iwanhntanhlwhen
when...“ little comedy
ehonld.wltheveryhetly‘ madehapny.
‘rmrmmmmm
aadheroldadmtrerwuennroaehlnnthtity.
whenhemet/withayonnnlad‘yettwentyw
two. wheprodnced not“ We.-
onhint. Showmaltttleahovew
WI: nlender.hnt Quantum-ed. A ,
lance-pleat“. with a delicate;tiat ot the
Mhrlehanel eyea. toilet lite and feel-
Mandflmriaut hairotarichaott nahnrn.
iormedaoomhiaatioa“ ot attractloen’whieh
woeeminentlyeauated tn-movetheheart
etayottehinlhmhelor. In addition to all
thiathelnfiwmadmirahly gramt‘el; ehe t
rode. danced andmoved with elqnnt ear.
andraa; and plated on the harm.
‘ veryeweetty. Maintenance-phat
mentatheptnneaaionotexcellentgeodaenne
“3! Notable cultivation. a warm heart.
andaconeidmahlntintnntxaadit will not
hediflonittonaderetandhowthe youthhl
hindeltmu came to visit very frequently
attheledy‘n reaideuce.in the county cl
CharleaOity. Itwaa called“1ha M‘
andtheaameottheladywae In. Hertha
Shelton. Shewaeadaughtereflohn Waylea -
an eminent lawyer. and had married. in her
seventeenth year. Ir. Dathuret Shelton.
who. dying in It”. lett hie young with a‘
widow at nineteen. An the three yearn ot
mourning hegan to expire. the heatttiinl
mladytonndhernelthosicnedat “The
V innteadot my appreciating. tended rather the first tew'weeha alter his disappearance. Forest" “3' numerous visitore. 0‘ ‘5‘?»
there were‘tn‘vuritin with the fair .‘rnz Shela
at when Ir. 'Iholnae ,Jeflunon wan
one. ‘ The tradition rtlon that the pit..-
niona of the rivala weredrcidedtither hy the
maintain. and a poor time—when I renew hade far hotter than when I had been a lit— ““3”“ mfllfimfl“! 0‘ “N 3°“!
hr what I wan—ho must have had 01 it. tlo child and need to defy her; the very lite
Yet withal I loved him—tn my inmoet heart accrued ebbing away from the; and I. think
I cared well tor him—though how much I I must have either gone quite that! or died
counselor or hy the learn of his oppose-ate.
The tale in difletently related. One vernion
in that the two unfortunate gentlemen ’no~
counteredeach other on Mrs. Sheltou‘a door-
step. hut hearing Jelcuou‘n violin and voice
accompanying the lady in__a pathetic song.
gave up thecoateat thencetorth and retired
without entering. convinced that the aldr
was beyond their contml. The other story
in that all three met at the door. and agreed
that they would take their turns. Jelereon
enterettdrnt. and the tones ot the lady in
singi. with her companion deprived the
listeners at all hbpe. However this may be.
it iscertain that the beautiful widow censor
tedtohecotweltra. Jed Icon; and» the
first day ed Indus-.1712. there was a great
(«that-at the Forest.“ rim and "‘
Wmhlndtroentar and-ear; there
wanthdichinaanddnncingattetthc ahttn~
daatoldtaehion: and we Ind iron the
hridegnum‘snotbhonh that theatrunta
andhddgareceivedtreatramhiaewn en.
reclaim
It notified without. hot within ail wan
mirth avid color-cat. in the light and
warmth at theaeat Mime. roaringin
honorotthe ace—don. Shoaattnrtheptr
MI“: lfllfim‘i‘h‘m Wilhelm MIMI immaaeeotthomthww
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‘whereltflleanhedee-une
Qwhmhwkm
lien hy‘lreot him home at
‘aadael.’ 1a- }enrney wmnottaend
titanhhliyttaaatwaieirwlfienaitlm uku’aettaaarnitawortae mm— “m m W 3., ,. .m m h m M
rememherol'myeelt
mountings. 7 "
Nymotherdiedwheananhorn. and I
wastetttotheoareotmytatheraadanna‘
andmyearlicatsnh
Miogennottcawhich he ought tohnve
had.
"Aren‘tyon goingtohave nomethinn‘!‘
he: naked prtmntly. “Aren‘t you well.
mtheueolmrwuledentmthrongh
mmflthmavdwifimsk-M tart-unatamtaq were compelled .
tromhlm. ' V
Threedreedtnlyrenaiewlypataedaw~
towardathe monatnlnathamowiacreaatd
mkovethecantmaadnroeredednnon
theirwayenhveoehach. mural
marrieds‘nterothhxwhocametoiivewlih Rell!‘ ‘fit‘arawwaasponeamhtaaty. A_.nwmmhn“hmw “.m. dew 0.."
“ll ““ “I" match W 3““ whether NINWWhu‘fiN “N whevcthry When-weer.“ onohntnn
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Ido dittyon‘llgdt'olltliy no: hit» utttnmmnmhhammum net anon m nuanced-teat an».
him. I supine. principally on my ac-
count. : ,,
Four anal «nagtthtk! mew It"
sttnding'agh‘aat at aomeotmy childhh ehttl-
lttions of temper—tor tron my hthyhttod I
ptwethat‘ealiyon
leditlnotrenly.
carenhout. _
‘Itaaenhecouidhard-
wacdarhhdrgtunwhen hopedied with-
in me and theorkttt of any little trifle that
It wehhtmiudhmnhnndthntond.
whiawaerntheramt-ntainhridleitath
Um!!! N 0'" “d “M“! a“ “'““ iiy trutt httnttlt tt an uh In“ ‘3‘ ‘mh‘ had holeagtdto him waaenouh to not me than aahoneat mm. wan eacnmhered
ttneror in any encounter with her. Shehad
no more control over me than nhe had over
In- wavee that heat upon the ahore within a
ediy
hla hoote again.
of going out.
attach—throw 0' III NM“ WWW" “3"” slightly naootntortahle. ior.notwithatandi!n ty to mantel my own ehatp aentencretnkht-
I grew uldcrlny will got“! conrsemor:hr
find her gentle “ 7‘ ‘i' " '7
At timeaunaf token-mt to my ta—
lher how matters aloud. will“ 1 limited.
hail angry. halt amuned. oonddont that he
would adminiater no eterner rehtthe than
“Let :heleaeaione.” he would any. hint-
h: my golden onrh with hie annhnrt hand.
“12 sh. has a hit of a temper. time‘ll
3th: e as“ 3 “whose: Ire-curat-
ly away. onetime! Ior long perioda. and
during his aw nnnt Knit! did hot hell
to instruct tee in the ordinary hranchee ot
education. Bat I hold learning. I could
read and i could write: more I considered.
ttnnccennary; nud.whon mum 0?. ‘0!“
still. gunner wan put hetero lie. I
ed so demly thatehe waeglnd to clone the
hook. M . -. _
$03?th day 1*
your wild waya. Nelly." ehe would etyg'nna
if you aren‘t.“
Buther words were nothinyto me. I
which I modem-to naveae lair
Betty
M dreamt ol’ hob; ion.
Lndproudenovnhl wee
or my 7
angry with me.
mi-
my oondnotta him.I dearly loved him.
I an era pot on an winter. and then
hommqotetly auto where i eat. and.lay~
in hande onmy ahouldctnhe lookednte
atratyht tn the taco. and add:
“Nellie. you‘ve tried me aorely none I
dearlytormyianey.
don‘t intdotar‘“
Ikn‘gw that itIlnidmyhandonhinrhonl-
der the wet would he tahen otthe
peadachet dtaoarded. and we might have a
happy (it'd-ll: after all. He waited too on:
ly rme‘word trout me. I know that. and I
longed to speak it; hot aotnethin; eeented
to real my tip. I remained alleat—eullenly
lent too. ‘7 . .
dn' 4 mdlyat maandthen with
nonlethlenllheagroanhelooeenedhishoid
otme. In anothertaegment hewangoae.
' " llohertl" Icalled. ‘Itohefl.oomehaehl‘
But the door"weacloetd.hn could not hear
“I m up. and. opentu‘it. called in edit
louder accente- - ‘
om. Robert. ~oome heck! I want
yonl' But no aaewet: caning-the wind.
nlo'w morewilglf‘h“
M
however. atetncd to ‘
.m. .“‘ m “h‘ m
agnlnat tho laticed
He knew I did not
1-" h... It “‘- - in“ “uwatooIondotme nae ‘
' “k“ At all uantahe aha-id , nenevcr nuttekxmh‘immm
More. Be wae
unison-infinite
tut! oat—I and! had momenta! tv-uw1l¢i6 repeatingmgtaq
reel" «new; not spit V. y .
window‘pantn ot our cola
til-nit taken: at .
conld noteee‘in which direction
Ioonciudedhewouldrn- ‘aoheerywttod
untrained
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onlyjuethaveheennttrreduoclearlyeonid
Irecalltttem.
Itweawinter again. that such aEhowlinn
drearyainhtaatheoneenwhlehlhad lent
m“ A.“ new ?:d lo M tall
Midday. and n t
atieepoaiavlananerehehadelaeped her
ed her. <
“ God him deartather." ahe had aaid—
“hrinxhtnthach again acme day.” and
theaehehadneetleddowninmyartna and
hero lulled to m hi talee which name‘-
ty had told me when I ma little. more than
an infant. .
. ‘I‘aotnp aottiy 80]“ our treaattre down.
and then natdowu nealn‘hy the .d‘re to do a
little mending. Idid not‘dieplne n thitnhle
then. I conlti have teamed uothin; nicer
than to alt newton. it the et-air «appetite to
’ nun heen empty.
“Stanly! hearda round withoutgit wan
a uteri-not a attange- one either. though it
canned ineto ted giddy and taint; loritwnn
no long linen I had heard it. Surat thing
wnyi maintained inn aaInaw the
deer gonad. The next lnntaut I huew that
mydwa ofW and eorrow were and
ed. tor he had oomehaeh to toe.
like mandanat‘fietty had been awakened
‘ ‘weil.«to tarot Mini tidings.
neened to attrgn in wheel). and atremhling‘
wthla wan hie ntory’. which he told me
do we eat withheld; clanpedhy the its» at
tire. dud! 50 had neon our
Miwi hnthehrgntttodnw °‘ nearly craay.‘ ForIlethim go in anger— withaaowthreeteetdeeo. Wetaay tancy
with the evident intention “we lay the heencet V sting. All his kind- the man-done ot the newly wedded bride at
I MI“ “WWW I“ Ml noon and lbrhoareaee would return no vivld- the chili appearance e! the Note tand~
napamshenaated’aim throeshtheanow;
htttnne wannwom‘anotoonrano andgood
muddidnotcelatorlacnavenlence. ‘
It won late wh. they arrived. and i‘
cheerleat reception united theta—or rather
were atlonhthe mantahadgonetohed.
andtheplaeewaeaadathand railentaa the
\hahltahle at the tine. Jenna W to
hindleadreanddothehonora. Onanhelt
behind nomehoohanartotahottleotwine
we: diaoovered: and this termed thee-none
ot the W and hide. Fortre- he~
'tIrQanntyed ordhnotndted hytheir ream
tank-mat oatyeervedtor atonleot
tent and laughter. 'I‘heyonnglady wanna
light-hearted an n hind. and neat h. voice
ringing threqh thedreary little paviilioa
annilyhe'ehehad ever doneinthechtertnl
drawiagqooat'ot “ The Mtg“ and than
the loan houre at the winter nhht nod
away like minutes. winnedi'with laughter.
rn't’errinteot and none—Jenn nit-a cantata
Rarper‘n lagenlne‘tor July.
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A tow Dayn niece while walhina through
aeltyiohaerved a yodnn‘man duet ahed
tnahin the attempt to wall atrahht Re wan
noattangerand ani approached nearer to
him i ohwrved that he wan about twenty
five yeauotage well Dre-ad with Beauti-
ful oorlyhair and the air-eta noutlaman .a - ‘
hear his ray‘nrataeawae'topme himny
lint aeroond tho'ugh eatne that i would
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