Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. I,

ticular % tell about them. They were re-
spectacle people, and cyrcllenr dodgers, their
rcri was as punc,ual in coming as the Sat
uriay, they stayed fourteen months, and then
they went away"
,.You have not mentioned their name
"Thcir name Well. surely mus, have
known their name when went ancr the re-
ference, bot as they knew nobody, and were
kuovp to nobody. | soon ic,ro, il. We call.
Cd the mother the Parlor, and the daughter
the Young Lady. for YOU see atihl,time there
was no other Young lady in the house. Their
cccura,ionr A. for that, the mother market
cd. and the dlerhlcr sewed, sitting in the
chair al the window. Sometimes they walk
cd. sometimes thrv Rad. sometimes they chat
ted. They dil nothing else as know Of
They lived on their means like other loircrs.
All lcd,cr. ,h1, stay fourteen months have
means. You h So green, mister, YOU make
me- LAUGH sometime, 80
II only wanted TO know What vas their
station. hov they lived, and'--
'Liycd Oh. very respectable 4 baked
shoulder. We shall saw, on the Sunday, with
por1,ucs under il; Monday, COLI Tuesday
h1shsd then. maybc, pair Of live sole iur
the "Wednesday Thursday dish Of sassrn-
gers FRIDAY. spra,>-O, and on Saturday,
bread and butter in lbc forenoon, with a save
loy or rolonv a, tea, made us the week.
respectable. know aha, lady is, mister
here ,hr landIajy fixed her exc uron me
s,,erely-"and them ,rrrr ladies'"
IL have no Jouh, at an of It., aud the Young
man ,,1s OF course something like them.
selves go
"Ilrwas Ike nothing bot 4 mystery o., the
Cobure don't know as even he were q
younr man. lie might ius, as well have been
a m.d'r aged or an elderly man. There be-
sa, at the rarlor ~iudo~ opposite, With abook
900 hrs hand. bot 10 ~ls our window b. was
rld.n,. where ,hc Young LADY, was sitting.
%, have told YOU. sewing loo her chair. Day
aH.r d1y. week after week, month after month
there vas be looking, and lookior, ani io1k-
ir-, u'l ,hr picture, darcsly, gathered upon
his cyr. suJ he could see little else 100 ,bc
world"
"rhe Young LADY, ! horc, returned ,hc
l,ulsf'
">hr, POOR dear lor' love YOU, she was
so ,au,t.sict,rI, i.ai she could not tell Vhcih-
.rtv were a buusc ur a hodge ou the u'hc, SIDE
OF ,bs street, She di 10 laugh when tod
h,r there was q Young man a.Epokine 4; brr'
Then, when slc turned her ro0r blind eyrs iu
lhc objection. .promiscuous-ukc, hon hcsua,ch-
cJ away h,- head. as it Dc had been a,s,Jll.
.u, something twas a great misfortune
t1r bm ,hai had p., my car ia, for al bis
long. lonely, quiet IooAs we're now ai an end.
The yoauc lady could uo, refrain from turn.
u- heg head sometimes, aud every 'mc shc
drJ So. u gave bIm such spasm but when
at last she GOT up now then, as Il TO luok fll
length q, something or ulbcr 10 the street
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Young Ialy before N'm' ""o VISION OF h''
o"n calling 1p' A' 'o' INC meeting OF 'He
$3.50
stop mistress b''''e you come 'o'hli'
describe ihe young man'
The young. man, if be ~cre a Young man,