Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-03

"l"H ~ sNal'NN "'' N'"'N ''N'N'f " e''N'
we me. nothing camo ol the meeting. She
would therefore. .es me at the -, At
-, on certain day, aud II mutual ap.
probation did not follow the interview, Why
therr was no harm done.
Mos, people would have pa, down this a'
a trap to give me a journey for nothing. !
did not. \ prcscntimcnt imPelled tho to
accept and keep the engagement.
This was in the oil coaching days, when
a man bad time to make an Acquaintance
IN forty miles, not a, now. when you are
at your journey. end before you have
look i round your company in a railway
carriage. There was but two insidc-my.
.clf aud pleasant, talkati,c. hope.t.lae,d
elderly slntlcman. Shy and timid in le.
male society. was Vet esteemed animated
and agreeable enough amons't my own SCI.
We had no trouble therefore. In making
our.rlyc. agrcc.bIs 10 one another - that
as tho coach approached l. and the
old gentleman learned that meant 70 stop
there tha, night he asked ma to waive eers-
mony and have a cup of tea with him after
had liuci at my hotel. My" fair en-.
s.scm,o," wa. no, TN the mex, day, aud,
a. I liked H., old gcnsIcmsn, | accepted his
oG.r.
After my pint Of sherry, I brushed my
hair and went In search II my coach com.
panion aud my promised cup ot tea. | bad
u, l.h,uliy in finding him out, Tor ho was
a man OF .uh,,anc, and some imp,r,Auce IN
,hc place. va. shown into the drawing.
room. Ny old friend rccir,l me hearty,
and introduced mo 10 III. wife and i've
daush,cr, "All 'plnster', .ir, nil be ,
" young ladies' whom an md terminating (
world .csm, disposed to leave upon my
hands"
III We don't 'sll, papa" 'ail the Oldest
who with her sister, seemed to releci her
father. fuu. -, is no, ror want Of pulling
n, m v,p, in,r,Ipc,,,r. mr., advertise.
m,pt. A"
4, the mention of thl. last word. fclt a
r,,l, di.,,mr,,,l and alrno., regretted NV
,,.,.,msp, for tho mex, day. when that
very night, perhaps, MY pro,iientaI oP'
rlriunity bad arrived.
,.sl mn, ,,,.h,. my reader. with ali
our.,,in,.,.l doing. durin. tea. suffice o,
to .y thar found them very pleasant,
friendly am'iy, .oI "'' 'urpr''ed to ini |
forgot all my 'h!n-'' anl 'lm'i''y' ehconr'
aged hy Their good tempered e''' ""i con-
Ver'au'n' They a'd no' enquire "ne''''
| Vas married 'r ''oi''' Tor ".''' '',''
were Eve young unm''sl d'uS'''r'' TIE
question seemed ''''d'."'' !, however I"
tie freedom o' Che m'm'H' '''uh!'c''d '''
Information o' my h'eh''o'''.' "''s''
l bed ~ '''r'r communicated 'h' '''' IVA"
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u was WI" "'u'''', WY ''','-''
laugh : '"'! .'t ''',' 'l'' ""' 'I' y.
''"S '1'i ''''' "'' ''''
Nr having some music when ! rose TO ue'
pat mustered c'urise' ~ O'd them s'o'
hyc, To say aside to the eldest
"Shili T., +. consider this the 'n''F'
view -
y blush ofe'n'e'on' giN'' should r"'h
erny innocence told mo bad sent my
random arrow to 'he right quarter %
Prs''rt the ma''ern' iur'he' al 'ha' mo
meni, bat ! dli her hand
I remained in q, my hotel next day, un'
,il an hour after the srroIn,ci time, bat
M one made their appearance. "fhcr
thought | brushing M hair aud adjusting
ms crayat, "sinee the mountain will MI
come 10 Mahomot, Mahomet must go to ,h'
mountain 80 40 walked across 90 INV ole