Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

N-t A -'euc4 % me fhcrt vas = little cCl-
sciousEess IN the smile ,i.af curved ths
bps oi The lady. while Mrs Winters hc-
changed suddenly. O. crimson. as she
stanmercd some i,coberent reply.
Mr.. rease interrupted her. sudi uiy.
anl very earnestly. II. too. rcmeuii,r
YOU. Mr.. " intcrs. bcrauso a those de-
hshtful sisits We use,i o. have together. -
yoar unrls th- Colonci's. You know a.
wss quite lhe hoa oi our towu. and then
my fath,- ought 80 much Of him. Mrs.
Winter's face hcau,ed With smiles. a. she
turned it toward M. Pcase. bu, ,ioabt
whe'!ssr shc icl' 30 happy as tLas lady jast
th.n
Wei. sara remarked Mr. Garrc'.
Whlc wc were Al s1pPc-. Il alvsys thought
sol haden't tho slightest heaven u art IN
your na;ure. but rail, doabtcd Il when
you made that rery effective speech to Mrs.
Nintrrs.~
" DiI you. Annies Wei. I couldn't
h~l' feeling very sorry for her. ~hen YOU
aliu,ici o. her factory She wishes to for
get her auicccdeuts. ard 4 We cannot respect
her motives. Nc certainly should Ler feel
iugs-
&c / DON'T s.ree nth YOU. sara The ele-
CANT lady ~as evidently a httic disturbed
" ID people arr 80 vcak a. O. De- ashamed
u their antccedcuts. they shoalI b. ev-
posed and mortified. intended she shoalI
underlined kue~ Just who .he vas. and
how sh- worked for several ,cars in ny
faihers iact0ry. and married bis fsre-
man
" lad now. on scrount of the sudden
fortune b. has ac4airrd. and prcsumcs &,
take airs. AMI So herself On 4 social en.-
n~ucc with those Who alwavs thought brr
Infinitely beneath them It's really quite
ridiculous
90 bot her manners are ccrtainiy r,fn-.l
Annie much 80 a. many a rich mans
laughter ! have ,~en.~
d" Wei. her father vas dr4akarl. aaI
hcr mother poor. shiftics, creature. That
remark ~ yours about The Colonel mast h.y,
been yer, acceptable. for boae,ti. Jeii.,e
Do vas 'i- oni, rrspccta5Ie relative Mar
th. Winters ever ist.~
>1ne oecarr,u-c. forget What. prevent
"A any reply o. this ironicai conclusion of
Mr.. Carrctt'.
" AL thar j. vorr iie-l Of, pcrirr, LADY
oh. Nct'.v.' sa-l my cousin. when We
uerc alone that evening.
d" shall never love Mr.. Garrett aav
more. answered. thrummin- d-srerateiy
ou ;Ae piano keys. .' Anv woman who
could Intentionally and wln'5ai, ini1rc
ihc feelings of another. canno. Le LADY
'' Nol are night. Cousin Nrui-.~ and
Henry came up Co me. and .ircu lax .u,
bead. ani snsooihci d1.,n u.y lair. jas. o.
b. used o. 3d.. When we .1t in the late au-
tumn day.. under Tie iarbcrry bushes .'no
woman can bc iajy who would wound or
mortify another No matter how beautil.l.
bow roiinel. hos cultivated. she nav BE-.
b. caarse-.rt .a,.d. and the innate vllraritv
of her nature manif-sts its-if here. She IS
pieb.ian. u.. in birth or fortune. % nav BE-.
boz ia h.r soul
-' How ~i,h an COOL people ue-c
beaaiiial AMI s-rceab.e.- ! said . Vow
there. Nh. T.a... after an. Shes the true
iai,. and ti,-n Z ted to blinking
'' Ol alat ar, rol thinking. N~uics~ at
iasi a,s,d u,y Coos. n llc1r,. 40 looked
up @, fud his dars sear,h.n= eyes on NY
iaee.
vs. thinking. Cousin Henry. how the
angels estimate % us nusi d.a,r from our
Own i,r obey. with their clearer ,.sion. bee
Loil that ..bcaaiy oi soul uhi,l Lo-neluc.s
" setting cannot change or Obscure. How
Iule mu-t thi. earthly lo,elne,s we .o
o. Lsh.s. rerlnrs so r..a,'y value. s-ca OBJ
taeH. Oh. ui-1 shall We. o., whom L-a,t. d.
q ..t. a iapr.aess. a io,e. and SET uLa s,,i
ard aeknpv'c.i-- io,,l.r,.. beyond sry
tIlt i, oltaarl a.I s.a....s. ie,-.., o .s
OF tte right. born of Cod. ana ,terai-
uh.n sLa'l We learn O., say fn u tl.'g
a.uats r.ro- -riz.ae arI rr.oi iae in it.-
When this mortal shall lave pat or in-
mortality. ausrcrcd tLc deep toicc oi u.s
.oa.ia. ani tirn uc vent 90 tbc viad.r.
AMI booking up together to che sh.r,1s
skirs. saii snl'fareou.iy. tbos- rr-rI.
s.isrn. triumphant vorls of Paul f.r
Apostle " Wiea ti.s mortai slal have
rut on Immortality
An Irishnan in describing Auo,,s. col.
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