The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-07

cret half tho uAy, fcVoVins the most iinP'
]. sibls methods Of procedure. and rssorsed
= tAngls Of little apologies and dissrosses I
last, making me uncomfortable a. well Z
! thsmselvss.
4 DO not give il thought" I said, in
stanily. "b this your bagsage-thes
truntsf Are you going TO BOstonf"
. She bowed in assent. was in hopes th
trunks would assist me to her name. Blu
no; thsro were only initials. was oblige
TO ask 10 before procuring her ticket viii
. my own. There vas . great whiMing o
1 steam just - she replied. which sOnfase
me. did NOT catch ID. But how swk
ward to ask ID over again! II souadst
something like Green. would try.
"n Mis. Green wait in will abe ladies
saloon" A little smile Fitted over hel
face, but she did not disclain it. I con-
gnsulasod myself ON my clever "guess a.
I walked towards the csptaius ohce.
Whsa returned 70 her, she was reading
quietly, - If tacitly 70 rsleassms from Any
personal attendance, IL felt 30 dispossd.-
But. at shs risk Of appearing intrusive, l
asked II abe would 20 on deck, and said
something about the sunset ~ an excuse.
We resumed our promenade after supper.
The evening was very warm the cabin was
close. and vocal with noisy children; be-
sides, the summons to table had interrupted
. most interesting conversation.
The frsnknes. which 80 admired gave
IN ease 70 her manner and conversation
which had never before seen in young
Indy. had usually found them ,elfeon-
scious, or CONTRIBUTING timidity, or strain
ing aher reserve, or fashionable reposs Of
manner, those who were not hoydsns, .
character that I dislike shll more. We
glided from one topic TO another, avoiding
trivialisies, and personal only so far as the
expression Of opinions. Hers were neither
fippant nor crude Evidently, shs had
though. - we'll As read much. An intro
dueaon OF 'ommoopi.0e = 'e' "0u'd n",'
silsnced her. We did NOT always agree in
our estimates. ! liked her all the better
for defending her own position, instead Of
agreeing for the appearance of amiabili'y.
And thus We talked on, going ovsr more
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Boston. But I was obliged, after all, to in.
troduce them myself.
"NIight ask If young Appleton Green,
who was at Newport last year. in August,
was one of her family?"
She had q rish. TO smile archly at my
manpuyrc. il was 80 self.evident. /" But Mr.
Appleton Green was no, connection"
"Thero was Tom Green, then," said,
resolved 10 hazard any favor might have
found in her sight by apparent undue Gu
riosity, rather than lose all trace Of her when