Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-03-01

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AnotLer pause in our proceeding, during
which company of ragged boys, who Ind
been blackberrying, came up. and planted
themselves. with every svmptom of yuioar en-
riosity. around the carriage. lsNz
Miss Norman had now no single glass
through which she could look without iencoun-z
tering group of low-life faces staring at her
with all their might. Still the pride of the.
Normans sustained her. She sat more rigidly
erect than evsr,s occasionally fayoring the cir.
Gle with most awfu, threatening look, accom-
panied ever Ly the same fiye words:
~ CHOOSE to be alone
It is easy to saw choose. but more difficult
to have ones choice. The blackberry bows
choose to remain. / confess took pity. on
the pangs even of unwarrantable pride, and
urged nv proposal again with some warmth:
but il was repelled n itb absolute scorn.
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After tedious interval, in which her mind
had doubtless looked abroad as well as inward
fresh tapping at the window. she summoned
the obseoirious Humphrev to receive. orders. s
. Present nv comsliments at the Grove
and the loan of a chariot will be esteemed a
favor
sBy your leave. ma'am if NAV speak,
"You NAV NOT
Humphrey closed the door but remained a
minute gazing ON the uanel. IF he meditated
,ny axnost,,Ist;on he y.ve u ~, .,d ,,,rccoed-
ed to driye away the bows. one of whom was
astride on the dead Plantagenet. a second
prinning through his collar. and two more
preparine to play at horse with the re;us.
Then awav Humnbrev went and faupd
the time GROW ted;ous in his absence. I had
almost made nm INV mind to follow his exam-
pIe. when hone revived at the sound az wheels.
and un-eame q taxed-cayt carrv;ng fonr s.
side. namely. two we'll grown norkers Master
BurdeH the Mig butcher and his foreman.
Samuel Siark. orr as he was commonly called.
Sam the Sticker. They incurred and I ex-
planned In a few words the ladys dilemma,
taking care to forewarn them. by relating the
issue of nav own ATTEMPTS in her behalf -
8. Mavban Won ,varn,t half nurl;te enouob ;,
observed Sam. with a side wink at his master.
:. 1t ant bit of scrape. and civil word. as
win get strange lady up into strange gem
mans gig. 1t wants warmth like. and ma
king on her feel at home. Only LET me alone
with her. for a pers,iader and TIL have her
up in our cart-n,y masters that is to saw
afore Won can see whether sbe has feet or
hoofs 1900 - s.s-s
Ina moment the sneaker was At. the earr;iags
door. .smootl,ina down his sleek farelocls.
bowing, and using his. utmost eloauence. even
to the repeating most of his arguments twice
over.
Tt was quite unnecessary f,r Miss Norman
to say she had never riddenin a cart with two
pigs and two butchers: and she did riiotsay it.
She merely turned her head away from the
man, to be addressed by tie. master. ct the
other window, the glass Of which she had just
let down for Ettle air. A taxed-cart,
madaln,' he said, "Inayn't be exactly the
vehicle accustomed to, and SO forth, but there
by, considering respective ranks of lives, why.
the more honor done to your humbles, which
as / said afore, will take every care, and OBJ
serve the respectful; likewise in distancing
the two pigs.
The sudden drawing up Of the window, SO
violently as to SILVER the glass, showed sufh-
ciently in what light Miss Norman viewed
Master BurdclPs behaviour. 1t was an un-
lucky smash, for it afforded what the trades
men would have called 9 an advantageous
opening for pouring In 9 fresh stream d elo-
quence; and the Sticker, who shrewdiy esti-