St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-04
LEONARD TOWN.s MD. .s1TIIRsDAY


hstle,, gira. '.ssd ne ssuatesed off on q fase
| hanting expedisidh. fD"wsi in the sgatilen.
ticl,ssc by the brooks edge, u We halteds.with
h6ar spills. aud the Judge made wreaths
IT my faveriie flowers and bound taeas IN
mY curie. snd even helped me, make aud
salt lisfie boats 81 leaves with as much
l'gsssa. - if be ma had been sixteen. and
I. hsydenish schoal girI What would Miss
Celia have fioughs, if she csuia have seen
the gentlenan Who Was slway. % diguiicd
saA sesie'ly viii, hsr. clappipg bis hands
flauknia l|kess bDy. when one nf the little
boats made its way safely between the
rocks and stones, aud west 6os,iug down
the stream? ii Ga ~ sa.r = st,is i = o .
1.-The happy afternoon wore quickly away.
and thal soiccsl of4he reiIfuing party frs.
started usfron our childish .musemeats .
The Judge laughed and then coiofed TO
sheroots sf his hsir-I. with O. whalesale
dread of Miss Celia and MY lady mother
before my eyes, murmured, hasty ex-
cuse, and 6ed to the house like scared
deer,a- c.s i..T ,a-f .....-,.
L resehed the parlor safely. and settled
! down in dy aeeustoned nook with Tenny
son in my hand BY and by saw the
| party approaching. aud among them saun.
i terad the Judge by the side Of Miss Celia.
j wh" had fsrgiyeu his dsser,iou- lie car
/ rieds her boque. and fan :aad looked state
llysas . king bat for one merry glance
tshst at.me Ms. they entered the room. !
should have believed I, had been dream.
iag. We kept our counsel. Miss Celia
j sas st rest. aud my mother compllushted
aye on-my sudden Ct Of quietness. Tbs
i yudGe looked mischisyous. but l bore my
.tblashins houors" very meek!y. aud ali
Was yell .-y,s- .1... .-,.. -.
! From that time he often paused now
aud then 80 gf7e . kind word or smile
when Miss Celia Was deep, in the mys.e-
ries of the toilet. or discussing the fash
ions with NV mother. ! had no thoughts
as Jet Of coming out: my dresses were
al~ays cf PLATA .spd DELICATE. mu>lins,
made in the. silEr!est way. aud T wore
! gipssy, hats aud long. curla. ike littl.
girl. Ny mother was too much Iaccupied
With her .ft,ace 70 see that was grow.
iI.g .,ll aud rwouaauly. Miss Celia called
me- "a tiresome littlv monkey" If got il
her way, and rarely spoke to me if
I kept out Of it. and the judge played
"graccs." and battledore aud shuttlecocl
|: With NE now and then. without raising
= frowu upon that lady's polished brow
fShe thought me nothing more than
. child, aud would h-ve laughsd bear,il,
zlI any one had hinted that I might, il
: time. become dangerous rival. l,i
!. But in those few summer months,
. ssePred from sirIheod into wo,nanhosd >.
Ny school tasSs grew irEsome to me, "a,
|, thought With a fearful kind Of dread o
the l"ug winter in the city. when shoult
be. iu u measure excluded from the lar
lors. and see Judge Hazieton NO more. -
, l. Watched Lin with jssloIs ewes, Ever,
word be spoke to Mss Celia. every gianc,
. be. gave at her beautiful fsee. s,ung mt
i With a.ferce srd sudden pain lturnec
I cold i: he approached Der, | burned with
TRACE and grief If he lifted The, ,Fansit. win,
haud to his lips. or held II FOR L.onen
in his. as he led her 10 a seat ylo9 e.,
A. 4 It was foiiy, insanity. r knew it to b,
. so. aud by ard by. when I taught n,ysel
. su' feel that she vas the fady Of kis love
ftwaiiei was only thes splay,hiug of an hour
r!l xpngns pride ecamst tosn'y aid, and ]
did ~ 1ef 4. f1sgf A~' !
A ward Of nay mother future husban.
came to pay visi, to my mother, bcfor.
out sGilfbsr .gpa.tT wss7 broken up. ii,
wss4a gay. dashiaes cdlege STUDENT. a
full OF fun aud r,e-Ti.nent as |, aud mad,
love to me in beyish. aonsensicM Cav
that made me laugh while il iuteres,e.
me, Frank Grey was not my beau idea
by any .n'eans. but I liked him. and b.
did me good vas no longer lonely ane
we!anchoiy; he gave tfte- no time for tssK
VIC rode aud walked together: be ..taugh
Mo to leap ms, black. b ,rse over high f.n.
ees. .a:.,: risked my neck iu one way o.
another d,.xen times in 30 many hours
he learned me to 6.h, and actually mad,
me Gre of lh.' rife ono Afternoon. . fea
!, which I accomplished with shut eyes aud
trembling hands. acd feeling ~ il i wa,
4,>leutso be blo~p into atoms; I'm short,
AS Mr.. 'Mieawber would say. We we're th.
msrriest. .ksppAest frienos alive. My
Inicthcr iIaugsad. and said 's,,e bad two
grea.gbsys ins.sa " oae, the god Docso'
kierkpd &c Us curicaslx and atten,ive;y from
I uader bic heavy eyebsovs, ss If ve were
-Sstursl pksab,nsnons torbe carefs.ly stu
died. Mise Celia drew back in dainty dis
| iiay, when We raced through 4hs house.
br 4sgsllop-d dowp the road; ani Ja;ig.l
Hasle,on rarely came nesr ins I: sauld
! pnt trsf about set my teeth resoIass-
Jy.isud Msaton in Eadss say than egsf-
! "A have said that Fraak made love ons,
II was By i6ts sad starts only fuhe SEEM
| edte have n periodical ,recurrsnes of tbs
disease. Ssmetines fer week, the thing
would never hayez entered oar heads; be
would slap me on the sisoaidsr. and call
t t,ne - prime good fellow" as If had been
boy. aud then Within twelve hours come
signing to me with story tina, alsxys
,. . Insdsi me laugh III .aa. !.
i .-Oa one Of these occasions, We ware ua-
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