The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-09

~ al the world Just like little timid
tHi'Ie dove
= t..s ~ I have not the least idea
NV many tmes her pulse beat in min
AZ. I'D lost my presence of mind 50
,iap taly that | forgot b take out my
aUcs - tine il. | think, though, |
AS. have held the little hand five min
ata5 Petsui,Ag TO feel the pulse and all
t.e While raYe'l.ng in the delightful p1.
t-aa.on, ! Only wished it was her little
tvot But doctors don't usually feel for
luists III a laly's TT, however beautiful
al l.aai
,59.y sAe Withdraw her hand, seeing
ttined IL longer than'wss necessary, Lu.
-c- al il d.sp .asei
~ Of III cure, said, smiling,
80 prescribe the young gentleman
hss,l a merry laugh behind the veil,
st IL cute 81 my ease
lsu. slr, must take you
.,.2 ,ue .x2laimel
Or [ sn in love with you, and
Icon i5y = I5ny time.
possible, madam =
= true
~, do nor know you
s. have often seen yen. My heart
rs ION alone can heal the wound
ave caused
wasc rt0uuIel ] feared was the
u Of a quiz | was perplexed what
say c. how to act The mystery Of all
suvi ny curiosity, while my heart and
.v5,iugh9u were both ensnared and made
c5r.,vo by the invisible beauty; for beau
-. in !aao Knew she must be And
love with ne Who could she be
,-a j rosa many degrees in my own self
.5t,cm ~ the idea OF being fallen in love
n AL by he owner of such pretty
;...
Viii y9u tel me who you are, or re-
1872. vclf yeilp
81 nov; have heard that you have
-ersata1.y said that you would marry me
'oc he besutifulness of my feet and not
,sS 70 see my face =
VS. contounded What she said was
.l.s had said 80 to Hamilton, and
tsf dozen others Had they sent her
E!,aeI to challenge me to keep my word
4 could not ce that one so lovely and la
v-like could be 3 party TO such scheme
Tet how did she know that | said 80 =
pcyhsus some one / have told knows her.
nd tod her and she is really in love
18th me
These and other thoughts ran rapidly
through ray u4nd She seemed to await
ny dectaion Suddenly clasped her
As1d and aa,d earnestly:
WI you marry mer
Yes
Eut you don't know me-
Vel enough to know you would make
ue happy ?
The very words of Mrs Bracegirdle,'
sad to myself Now, if commit my
self, and she proves as ugly as SIM But
trat u imposisfbf5 qeSii,hfe raosts s,51sesaee.
III have full faith in pretty feet !
what / have said, since she has come t,
ne IN the faith Of it, | will abide by
shall have beautiful wife But
An | to hope that you will redeem
~, promise, sir p said the sweet voice
.as tones of which thrilled through anC
though my heart was captivated b,
10 -oico and feet, too.
YES said boldly, con one condition.
name it, sir, she quietly replied
That you unveil.'
No. mean you shall take me on you
va theory of .beauty. If you will rul
TIC Ak, there is my hand
nd she extended that bewitching littl
and which / had held in my palm like
lainltating and huttering bird. grasp
IL, pressed it to my lips, and, move
- sort Of fascination, ] answered:
! will marry you, that is-if-if 20
en- show me evidence of your respects
t!hty--of your position. Pardon me, bu
~ know that--'
perfectly comprehend you Ez
rectiue this demand, am prepared
net It, aud opening her reticule sh
l4oded me- note 1t was from my I'll
e. the " y There was no mistakin
20, foregoing his oddly-shaped hant
-gr..lug It read as follows:
aUr,,J.cK The bearer is every way yo,
as..-' Iiyou marry her you will not comprom
s.dgseIf'
go then, my uncle is in the stfair,,'
s1,3 hughingly. Ny friends mean
hail ut my theory into practice. l vi
r,aIry 7ou, said desperately, and a
.-ast fearing she would change her minC
Let us exchange Rugs in mutui
etsaee. SAD she, behind chat horrid vel
The exchange was made, aud the
sad
ewJ ~ let lie seal my protnise 0
~oor fan iivsF
Yes. ana she removed slowly her vel
and s,s ted back with horror. Move
sa,9re Id man behold 50 ugly . face.
.-'t ss !. ! should iall through the-foo
fairy staggered With the shock not onl
9. ny nerves bat Of my theory 81
no in Heaven are YOUTH a lou
- rlirthful and triumphant laugh frol
s.e.nd caused mo to turn round, and
t.. vide open folding doors, bsheid m
g,o'e M fond Harry Hamilton, and III
Imam aunt and half dozen OF N
.r.er4s aud relative, who seemed .beslc