Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20


Of friend, if you do not.
"She knew now what 10 meant, but only
said,
IF GcnOrie has been making any complaint
to you, shall have to ecold her"
"Come with me, then, and lot us find her. "
But at that moment supper was announced,
and he continued, "No no. SEQ Mr.. Clyde
coming to lead you to the table, but | cannot
spare you, even to him. Shall We GOT" and
as they moved away, EulOeen saw Mr.. Clyde
pause, and then take a fair lady seated near
BY.
An hour or two later the pleasant company
dispersed. The next morning Uncle Charles,
after speaking very highly of Mr., Clyde, turn
ed to Euooen, and asked her opinion of him.
As she raised her eyes to answer, she caught
the quick, searching glance Of Gerald, who was
all attention for her reply, which was,
$50 far nv could judge, from so slight an
acquaintance, think shall like him. His
conversation was certainly interestingly
Uncle Charles seemed highly pleased with
her answer, and soon addressed Genorio with
the following
d" made an arrangement with Mr.. Lynn, last
night, Gonore, to have your portrait taken,
and wiki you to commence tho sittinss Us
soon as it will be convenient for you"
" Genorios cheeks deepencd the hue Of the
rose leaf, as she replied,
4" | wild be ready any time, uncle, when you
are ready to attend me to the studio
Z" Be careful, Coz ssid Gerald, proyokn2ly,
who had noticed her changing cheek "and not
let Murry take two portraits, because it would
not bo best"
"Why, are you afraid should offer you
one" she quickly replied
so! no indeed, but thought it would DO
only . 'oaste of TINA, and hurry could not af
ford that
A few days after, uncle Charlos went with
Gon0rc to the artist studio, all unconscious Of
the mischief he was commencing, in thus
throwing Generic into the society of hurry.
All those hours spout IN that little studio,
where Murry drew that lovely face not only up
on tho canvass, but also in his heart. IL Was
many, many days orc the memory was forgotten
ly either
In The meantime 5ho bright sintcl hours were
speeding rapidly away, bringing to cur young
friends brighter dreams than thoy hal dreamed
before, and richer blessings Many were tho
evening enter tainmcnts ard social circles which
they graced with their presence, aud uncle
Charles expectations as to Gonorio'y being tbo
belle, were fully realized, yet if sha received
universal admiration, Euloeen was none the lose
admired, and had not both been possessed Of
goodly share Of oummon sense, do not know
but SO much aattory and aiulation as WAS Civ
en- them, would have turned their brains, and
changed them both from truly sensible girls,
into that pi5ifal " fashionability" called sick
y, continental belle. Bat fortunately they cs-
capped.
But among their geutl9man admirers, Gerald
saw shat OF Gonoris's, mono were moro favored
'"2" INJURY, ""' as ,,'"'. So'''9''1'0' ''V-noi9d
at t'la thought, thai Mr.. Clyde was more OF
i"Fo5''o with Nolo,o'' 'aao n'"S''. hC' after
." evening spent NJ D0ao' q" o''a'nS orisu'
oA'd with ina '"'''s ot h}n' 5)''Hl j"ys'~-'A9
communion o. 7pT'' Win E'nlf'1 'p'F!t~sAoa'
as he listened to tho o1tP)lr,aSs OIL her pure
a.2l, clothed n the ha5' OF Us Own fica and
glowing 'nl@'aA.'a' and ms. 'i' "2'FSi'nS
glance OF her dark spiritual eyes, he "o~l4 NO.
longer d9aos' and c]rna'Iy "oa-d h' F's''fo to
make ~ ayo"AI Of his 1--we, ere she r-arned
A'o'' anu F,o2'Yo from nor 0aAF Ups 'oN4 re