The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-26
From Inc Olive Branch.
MILLY CIR Z ".
-oh sevtr le, the aged he
As sacred angels unfo thee"

As sacred angels unio ibee."
"Hs. ha. he.. cried cav Bell Gm.se-
lInar. . see yondrr country gawky; as iiise
he'is berkonIns Il,e .eaasLman: nov u he
4 gets IN Iherr'll be ian. aIn so lave 90
plague iiiese green mrs shy aIilIy. how
T you opra y1uf great blue eyes; yoa aim.
ilighienfd, are yeu. ln,k II her. Aiahie (;
hs, IA. jasl loak "a her"
"Bai ynn are nai in rarnesI, Bell"
SAID liiily, sinidly sh,inkipg back in her
I. seat, = you woaid nnl be so impolIie.
4 Our pali eness is reservedforthe city,
DEAR brske IN, Annie :. We consider
such iellows ~ thar. npbadies and il they
don't want 10 be- Laughed al. why they
must take an outside plare~iIh The caarl-
man. that's all"
.l'nrn You woi catch me sitting on,
the same seal with yon, rsrlaimed MilIy
with a look Of alarm. spfiniug away from
her cousins. and tnsronslng Herself "p
posiie.
so much ihe belier." cried Bell. with
! a merry laugh. = we nshave good lime
with bath Of you-- --hush here he comes.
oh . Annie, what irighl."
\ Tie young man unbu,ioped he coarh
door himself. lur The nurses were g"lng
Up hill. aud sprlnglng up The Steps rather
awkwardly, on account Of large port
manieau I've held. seated himself ON the
seal near Mlly. Bell aud Annie ex-
changed Iouks and hn their lips.
Milly Rugged the back OF the coach,
. blushing crImsun with shame for her co,I.
! sins. and the country gterny, who wnle a
very much sollcd coat and shocklng cap.
I er which light. Tim handkerchief was
{ thrown. andlaslened under his chin. Look
ed up al them demurely. Once when he
could mol bal notice lhai The object ol
their ninth was himself. he suddenly put
his hand to his IliI0ai, as II Ia un,ir his
nncouih cap slrings--i. g. the ends Of the
kerchiel-but pausing. he seemed q
change his mind. and lei them alone.
!, Won'i you have ~, yIniagrelle, Mil
u IS ,lear!" SAID Bell. with an arch smile,
i. aud a side glance al The stranger.
& .You do look pale" chimed in Annie
e tossing bark her thick curls, and reslIsin'
i ing herself no longer she burst into rud,
n laugh. for The poor girl's cheeks were dis
TT Iessingly flushed.
S. !. Fake my fan, coz" exclaimed Bell
5. prolIerlng il; .ihe air 10 this coach j
re really overpowering." and she placed he
IN iclica.e pocket.handkerchief TO her face.
ID Il thank you," said Alilly, with a
! much dignity as she could assume, uhil
r. her lips lremblet. q do moi need il.
'. She certainly is faint, Ample" sal,
Is Bell IN u low tone, come Milly. you ha,
II better III belween us where We can sup
m por, you yoa hau'nt quite room eaougl
ne on that side."
OF The lhoughlless girl started. for baz
We ing black eye flashed upon her; j, wa
!. ONLY ior a second thought, that quick
MS piercing glance, with The lire Of fifty oul
m ragged dignllcs concentrated within a..
r. .lfyou please, cousin Bell, said Milly
n. with more spiri. than they dreamed sh'
of possessed. don't annoy me any more;
Il, am better pleased with my seal than you
ne rudeness;" and The preliy lip IembIe
In .agaln. and The pretty face looked as il
n was going 10 cry.
he The young man turned quickly; ih
nd hard expression lha. had. gathered abou
nr his mouth. melted into something akin 4
d. pleased smile, while The two rebuke
MS cousins were very angry, as one mlgl
of have seen.
% There was no more comment until ii
ut coach stopped again. thus ilane 10 take u
~ Iat old lady with well worn bonne
cd loaded down with nnumerable banjbox,
and bundles, most Of whlrh she nsisit
ds upon carrying INTO the coach with he
he Here was plenty ol material for the me
ed rimeni oi the lhoughiless sisters. Bell d
ss. clared that Ire bandbnxps must have on,
,us contained old Mrs. Noah's best boDne
inf and Annie persisted that il 80. lhstidenl
ga. cal bonnel was before ihein.
ess No sooner was the coach door open,
rly than mi sprang the Stranger, and lahll
pi. bundles apd sundrys things from the o
!. lady, deposited them carefully on the i
side all but one, which she seemed We
,dy choice about; bui Just as she had perIorI
Of ed the laborlous ieai ol stepping just vii
lay in the duor, down rolled The paper will
ich crash; something was destroyed. and B
be aud Annie, enjoying her real distress
ost the accident, burst into another impcr
VT, .nenl laugh.
his = The old lady conld not avoid looki
66 towards them, and as her halr was IN
salt awry and her speciaeles crooked. she p
one senled sigln appearing 10 them SO la
n,lsucrous, iha, ,hey hid their faces, aim,
ked dsconvulsed wiihsmirlh.
the :. Are these. your sisters, s'rH she as
ack ed mildly. turning 10 the gentleman.
left II hope not, madam" he answered
at low aud measured tones, envy sisters
, is spect age, 10 ahen grey hairs are too {
ldi- cred for irifling;" lie did mol vince in
,kle least under The angry glances Of The IN
n JAZZ La Ham