The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

She hnrrieilywro . upon a card, Miss
Lynne Philadelphia, andPushed in toward,I
him. @ g. - --y.s-s..
"There is my address-please send It as !
soon as possible!" .ag;sqfs !
Captain Mays sitting room in the great
Philadelphia hotel was as snug n little den
as man need wish for, with its carved marble
mantel, bright patterned carpet, and luxur-
iCus sofas and longing chars, and Captain
May himself, as he looked smling up from
the perusal Of heapof papeis 10 greet the
entrance Of companion, was no pnlair spec:
men oil handsome young naval oMier. .-I
We'll, CharleyH .,
well, MayAupon my word, ii you're not
up to your ears in those old navigation charts
again. It's enough to make lazy man ache
to see you worke yt,r-E in.
It'stime TO work said May good humor-
edly. Il expect sailing orders in about q
tortnight-and glad | shall be when they
come ...-... -.s--4- ,...--s -ss- -ssla ESQ 4
'Giadb calculated Charles Monroe throw
L ing hi.nself into a chair, and biting at the
end of one of his friends quill pens.
/ May, you're perfect problem to sms--as
uneasy on dry land as tish. 4 can't under~
stand it, hanged ii / can't "A Nf
Perhaps YOU could said May. calmly, Il
you had NJ home lies--nothing to look lor.l
ward to--notbipg to make lie pleasenter in
one spot than another, since Minnie died
He stopped abruptly. Monroe leaned over
with frank sympathy, to grasp his friends
/ hand. Ia X as rs +''"
Sa'Pardon me- Raymond! I'm a stupid
laundering fellow [ know, but don't mean
! to hurt YOU by my careless words. SUI
there is your child LEI YOU
| Dear little Harry sad may halt smiling.
! but a'year old baby isn't much company for
/ man Of thirty YOU mast admit. BESIDES,
I he is far bet er off under the loving cafe Of
nv sisters than he could be with me- ..a.1
Troe,' sail Monroe, twisting the quill
round and round his fingers, Who's tha,
knocking? Letters, Ell? Don't mind me,
open your correspondence 'a-
g May complied, tearing opauths envelopes
and glancing carelessly over over their inco-
sures, until BECAME to the lasttoneI AS bis
ewes fell on it he uttered an exclamation Of
astonjshment. asE
What beautyp ejacula ted Monroe, who,
with the gprivedgsd impertiuence OF long
established friendships caught zip the letter
as it fell from Raymond's hands. We'll I'd
Just ike TO know what this means, you sly
scampp
1 Upon my honor upon my honor, Char
/ ley calculated the astonished young man,
Il never saw the face before! can not i'm
tagin, who she is OF how the picture came
beeep sANa
pNo m 8 age with it?' 'i' '5' ..
4 ssNos wordt but the direction is certain
ly plain enough-Captain Raymond May,
PHILADELPHIA, ri Ca FIFR& 2 tssl
| 'Weil, | can only reconend to you to watt
lp7tiendy for time to solve the question:
tsaid Monroe, rising 'Come do look up for
a moment from the entraneing photograph,
and give a fellow little atttention--l waht
to know if youare going to Mrs. Leaford's
/ Saturday nightP @
| 'Yes--no II don't know. l haven It made
! up my mind ecigg siaa,~ aaa
i 44sAllright; I'll call for you at nine to q
moment @taH @- AE
Away went Monroe, leaving Raymond
1 May sill Banding ov4r. the lair countenauce
I which seemed to eachant him like dreem i,
/ 7rra / zfsrss a5--- 4 "a -,,,,.s
4 The exotics in Mrs baaford's bay win
dovs were in iull blossom and brightness;
.Ethe fife, which oneor two days had renders
sed far from disagfeaablet even IN April, glow
ed cheeruly in the CRATE and hall dozen
Ryound guests, matronized by their pretty
hostess and Mrs. Walker from New York,
Ewele busy, some reading some chatting,
and some engaged in the graceful mysteries
iof embroidery aud crochet s.F5, Id
4 ,gBY the. Way, where II Virginia. asked
Mrs. Leaford, glaneings aFoundsooa p sttoaas'
4 ga4She will be dowa PRESENTLY answered
her sister; 'shsatook 'her letters up stairs to
read - ...,.- iy...ifs I
= That very instant. NJ iss Lynae.slight touch
ell on the, door knob, and she cams into the
/ room, lS6kiag Spfeaierythan ever, in a white
cashmere moraing wrapper, relieved by the
futter of blue ribbons, T&P '-
e 'Lizzis,' she said coming to her sisters
side I have had tAs ssganssst adventure
tthis morning K
/ What doyou mean? asked Mrs. Wal.
/ ter. n ss Y
/ 'As opensa one oi my latserS' she said, J,
| laughing in ia half pleased, ball lfpuzzled man
ner, out iell a photograph of course, /
supposed it was one OF those ha taken o E
| myself 'idst before left New York; e s
L 'Wsli siacllated The eager choru$of list
teners, and it vas a
tPhc prettsst baby you ever saw exclaim 2
led Virginia. holding up ths pioturedkrepre 4
sentation OF ourasald aeqaaintanc CO, baby
Harry, and herauditorsi ipouneed ee5tatcafIy
upon ituttering various feminine adisctiyes
of delight aud admiration. ' E.t sgar
|, Saturday night arrived most propitiously,
with kssa wind, brilliant starlight, aEd Mrs
ILeaiord's spacious rooms were soon filed. -
Mr.. Monroe and Captain May wera among
tht later, arrivals, and made their way. to-l
wards Mrs. ,Lea(ord as skillfully as they
teould thfengh5thegmass of acriolihe which
swayed around. goG4 9li iGoIf sTag
i"'Here he is,, Mrs. Lsaford. CALCULATED
Monroe, as at length he reached the lady
sought for. five brought ,himpa according to
contract; but do yau believe, the lazy fellow
mad c5ii "a ap On the soiafor an evening over
bis sooksl II 1t hada't been fJrg my inGe-
iatigabla efforts, you wouldn't have seen him
here tonight ygo1 git no NaigfH2a hs
ga apn sure Pm very much oblfigsd to you,'
SAID Mrs Lsafofd ], laughing, Captain May,
The only amends you can make iors such an
outrageous breach ofdIciaise, is To- be just
as agreeable as you cai.to mytfair guests 20
night Miss Lynne. .lot me. present Cap
tain Nav, ~ y 9el.yW gtia.!923sS'
AS the young officer bowed low oyer the
extended hand Of the New York beauty, he,
was half uncertain whether he was broad
awaSe or wandering through the nazes Of
drealn. Thegs1b before bin, stood the lovely
reality Of ofstbasiosely photograph, her jetty
hair egwreathsd with speralsa and sheF dark
beauty contrastcd with address OF the soltest
pink, with moss roses at her bsltkE a
7TIf he had besnfn 4 love before. his case
was hopeless nov m desperate, oirremsdfAt
able! sg.Iiga s5Seaossaa Is ysflssm .--..
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