Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

frum fst~rson's N-garine.
A GOOD MATCH.


Fht ritir pi hair slits your Ace % 0er
icction~
~ raj. t~o nice. waterfall and a pork
pic hat
"Nes; AMI. Hattie. The blue ne, witl
the hcasy tassels' e.
iou are vcry particular. this evening
Hattie stopped a. tie door lookia- AZ
hrr auut uith a so-t % questioning cxr-r.
ston- Mr.. Han bore tho look fora mo.
'''rut uith oo1Posarc. but. under it. steady
pcrtinancy. shc crimsoncd and rrru fdre,.
a.. tili a htiie embsrrassc,l laugh broke the
silencr
How you starr. Hattie
o. Aunt Nate. and the young girl. face
-rcw criul-oa. you Ar not going o. -hov
me OF araing~
'' Now. Hattie. that q quecr child you
are. Most girls woald feel grateful for
such paiu- A. take with you. sa sure.
iast water spared M pain. to-
Get me Of your hands, There. dou't
hc sngry. I know the kindness % your
motives; but. auntie dear. IL is pain. va
I'D. can't b. fascinating 70 order
Ibcrc ~as another panse IN the conver-
sation. Hattie stood IN the doorway. hrr
wrapper falling oa her White. dinpled
shossi1ers. b-r pretty fscc flushed. and hcr
hiac ewes haif lsu-hing. hall ang-y. Sad J.
denly shs ierkei cut tbs question.
"Nho IL ii nov. Aunt Katss'
Iherv. Haftie. 3D. come round. That,
a good girl Iour uncle = gong 20 briss
his partners nsphcv out ~ spend a -
weeks At p. IL ia splendid match
His uncle has tbe care q his property. aai
saw % b. enormous. IL Is a. adopted son
of Grcascs. the miiliouairc. Who left him
AZ his property. They say b. - very lib-
erai @ his mother. and has started al hi.
brott~r- rn business No-. Hattie
The appealing ratho, of her tone Va.
too uau,h ior Hattie. gravity. So burst
into q ~ ofh-a-ry hughter. ant ran ~ O.
Tcrf .rm hcr ask q dressing for conqurst.
Evrn aunt Kate was satis6eL With the re-
sulf. The bloc nu-iin. cut in the most
fashionalic strle. with &C. p-s,tat wsist % (
azure .llk. showed the white roanI arms
ana .,lsuilers. and defined The drIcafc. "a
psria- -ai,t, the fair s1f, hair. rolled back
iu ~a,in- proflsi1n. was gathcre.i INTO a
bloc siIk MT. dropping lov on The neck
its curi.ag rlass-s threatening % burst the
prrtiy barrier.
Bent upon being q "g15i girl she
greeted che tall stately si.ifor vith finished
-oar,.y. couvcrscd of aI ttr ui1trrs
sn1scn.eni.. taikel taH ard opera. ballet
ant concert. a. q the waving trees were
no' ~hisrcring an insitation % natures
u,usic. ani g. were not longing % obey
tle summors So .an- Verdi. is.t aro-
niriug s-ii. tI she was crimson with the
eEs-.i.a. ani .hc famed herself eracci1liy
arknrsie.c,i Milton Grraycs' compii-
nieffs ilt io hrr o~n room. she tore "a
hcr s-'. sri paced The room aagriiy. with
aer 'a.- hair f'at.re around hcr sho1lisrs.
Haven't aiI Gvoailn't do its~ .h,
.ai1. ranrirg hsr rtiir foot o. Anl here
! 81 i1 tir trao~-. working a. ui-eklr a,
aar'.e c81iI desire. Co secure this good
msf.h' I vont' Won't 90 it, Cone
in'- frs quick rap intercepted Der pas
si1aat- ,.'.io.llv
NJ dear. sid aaa' Kate. coming ir
soiiit. Il came O., tell sou yo1 u.eiat
wear rour be.t wrapper Oh tbo morning
IT,. rara-ri,-
"Taea-rd' H,v deUrhHai,~
am sli goa th.ak Sd. said Der a1a
s-.t-r
Ilsn may do ja.' a. Q r.,l-sr~
u safpas. s,. T..-, s a5 1865 r
rastrr .-.e -....t.f.on. A1I to tint
.r H boxed. t8-a,eLi. a1I boz
.I..t..i.s lol ,lag thc ar fraa Ta,.ata
AaI is i. engaged o. Mi,. N,ni. Maria '
Neer m.al. asnti-. here i, a. eool
f.h bob co. .es asc,sr rerl raa-it.-
Iiarnr. h5v a'-a-,-
"Ilat's tas pr.ae.p's. aaatie. ia bomeiy
ilngaar-.-
AaI. peepag o.er Mliaa Grcayes
sho-Il.rs. a. o. vrlss fo BE- lro,isr. yol
uay r.aI
Ard gou nay teu Neris. Ceor-e ,laN
.h. r.i tr.t .n mv Affection. rt aIe
game stood Co., tircnrnri .bark. Fans
.tIi- i.te,g rural retreat inhabited ~ ta.
1,ta l.a.aaab.e 4lies. rot up in Co. d
ts.t .tt'e .i e.n.Iac. f.lre,s. aaI h,b
. .on. li.,1sr..o- .tle opera AL ballroom