The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

a secondary olfccA. Al nate AtirANi9l-
were eisen 10 COasin Harry, Eb0 SEEMED
70 take Il quite eoolly. Is > maikr d
course.
yos used 10 ike his dish. Harry"
or .. Pay. dear Cousin. lei me send yeu
lhis.@ OF = Do. Harry. sasse dis ian-a
Is my own make; 10. Harry r.
And Cousin Harry made himself rer-
feriis Al hume. rallied frank q Inglehy."
and then. as coon as they rose from ihe
desfris lsirlej kaie round and round into
the psslor. and opening the piano. begged
her 10 sing one Of their uld songs. So
Kate. pualing on very Sentimental fare.
sang. :. | never loved bon shee T.
I'm, this is really pretty doinssl"
exclaimed Frank aloud. and rising lolens
the room.
80 STOP a moment. Frank. viii you =
cried Kate. hooking over one shoulder y
la wan, 10 ask yon IL you have any oh
ieciioa io taking tea With Annette. Miss
Starr mean. for hsve promised Cousin
Harry Twill take . rnle with him. Iwhl
be such sne moonlight. We may be lales
! doa'i sii up Tor me. Frank J"
II Two or Gmee days passed ON. Frank
J WAS miserable al home. and could mol en-
dure 90 STAY there. so much was he an
moved by Cousin Harry he was misera'
I BILE Al his Office. and could not endure 10
stay there either; Cor sill Consm Harry
haunted his thoughts. Kate. meanwhile.
seemed perfectly happy: she walked, rode.
sang. and fired with consin Harry. and.
in short, made him The oracle Of 81 her
plans.
Frank lhoughi he uas. without excrp-
lion. The most c nsnmmale fup he had ever
! met with. surh and oiI-hand. easy air Of
limpndenee; why. hang The lellos-frunk
!; was provoked beyond sll patience. and
, one day look The liberty Of expressing his
opinion 10 Kaie--bat she only laughed.
] and said:
"Now pray. dear Frank. dnn'l he jeal-
: Gus OF Harry. he is such good fellow :"
"IngIeby, rome play US something"
sail Cousin Harry. one evening taking
} up Franks auIe.
. But Frank rather ungraciously refused.
"Ah. do. Frank" inserposed Kate.
= I" lie is most delightful player do as
I sure YOU. Harry why there is Miss Starr
Z now thinks she can scarcely get along
with her music unless che has Franks
flute accompaniment. Come. Frank. play
I; N waltz.
: This urged. Frank received The flute
! from the hands of Harry, aud. as kate
requested. struck up waltz. The next
: moment. the cousins were sweeping a
D round The room in graceful measure, and
the next. down went the flute. and up
D jumped Frank, leaving Cousin Harry aud
J. Kate alone.
,fl The next morning. as Kate arose from
the breakfast table, Frank saw d small
u folded paper drop from her lap upon the
e rapei, and although he felt il was very
mean. he slyly picked il up, and put il il
J. his pocket. lie saunlered leisurely into
s The garden, and there. free from observa-
zion. nnfwisle,i ihe lille slip OF paper
/, Alas, poor Frank! What were his feel
/, lings when he read these lines
a II love fhce still, my darling Kate.
/. = Shall love thee, dearest, ever,
Not cen the stern decree Of Fate
Our hearts, dear Kate, can sever!
And though another claims thy hard,
4 Thy love. sw ct Kate, is mine,
: Blessed
I'll The remainder OF the verse was torr
tof-hm no mauer--Frank had reat
y enough--loo much.
dl Poor Frank
Ell Wild a very grave air he walked back
u info the breakfast room, aud addressing
Kale. said:
), Mrs. IngIeby. wish 10 speak viii
E you in private"
VI 20. don't mind me, Tnglehy Kate ant
I have no Secrets" said the liule cox
s comb.
b "Wha, is il. Frank r. cried Kaie.
81 have requested private conference
o Mrs. Ingleby; will YOU follow me 10 ih'
library?'
: fake care Of yourself, Harry ; vii
d soon be back E and skipping lightly from
g The rom. Kate followed her husband Il
= the library, where throwing herself care
lessly info large comfortable arm chair
asked Frank what he had 10 say.
II, "Caiharine, (he never called her Caiha
e rine before in all his life, and Kate almos
}, started. |, soundedso strange) Cail,arine
;. this cousin of yours, this Harry Lover
I. must leave the hause this very day
i leave The house--whal do you mean
!, Frank e cried Kale in asionishment.
Exactly as | say | cannot put up i'll
e his presence any longer :; aud as my wife
y Calharine. think the license YOU Civ
e this young gentleman, even though b
u may be your cousin, far exceeds my idea
. Of rnoprieiy !"
:, ~How strange you talks Frank /; VIII.
n Harry is the most inotTensise person i
5 the worl,lw
g YES. should think he was" retorie
e Frank, snappishIy.
Sand | don't know that yotI have an,