Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-15

hdNt W UIil IL l. OtCu HCI blDthtI
asked her to dance.
No" she answered., {" she did moi
dance that evening" She gave no ex
cuse, but her eyes looked cloudy Il mo
ment after, when phlegmatie gentleman
with a sinister lip, came up with similar
request. She declined it, mentioning the
gentleman's name to me by way of intro
duction as she did So 1t wrs Herr Vor
Holt. He looked suspiciously at me;
think he thoughtme rival. [ stayed by
her, however saving her as far as possible
from his odious talk and armorous CLAN.
ces, by interposing myself between them
an officiousness for which she seemed to
thank me-
lie at length walked around to the
place were Mr. Conygham was standing.
Lady Grey was talking with DR.. Seandi-
navius, the great Doctor of Laws, and |
at last WIS., avis with Miss Bess. i'm
proved the opportunity. Soon however,
Nr. Connygham came and led his daugh-
ter and sister away. [ followed them,
and sought my own room, where tried
to remember the length of time | had
been at Brighton---t seemed like two
months, so much of hope and fear had
been crowded into the limits of day. |
had forgotten my illness and business
seemed subject | had been acquainted
with in some former phase of existence.
| cannot minutcly follow out the events
of the ensuing week will only say
that met the charming Miss Convgham
everywhere. | walked with her by the
pier chain-Lady Grey of course, on the
other sidc-sometimes danced with her,
and had the felicity of driving with her
on the cliffs. | had preserved the secret
Of the yetilator, though in my own vindi-
cation will state that had never listen
ed at it since | had known my neighbors
| kept my room in perfect quietudc, and if
heard voices in the adjoining room,
would 20 out that might not oycrhear
the conversation but there came a time
as | am about to tell YOU, when | stayed
1t was think, about week after my
first acquaintance with the ConyghamS
through the ventilater that, as | sat bllsi-
" answering my London correspondent, |
became the unwilling cayc>e+opper to a
violent alteration in the next room. |
co"ia not he!p but near H. Lady "Fey
Mr. tony cham. She complained bitterly
enough of the treatment her sisters child
sustained from an cxacting father. He
Fe'9t'e" ny charging asT T''n dnP''eh2
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declaring 'h'' IN 'hls instance MS au,hof-
~ c sn',ia ~ .I re- es.eu y o0,,, n VI ',e,i
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