The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

thought the silence was a little too long for
an ordinary one, and so | made a bold push
to break it. Again forgot myself
"What a nice place this is, - said l. 'Do
You remember, John, bow crazy used to
! be about dancing2 My father used to say
if my heart would always keep as light as
my feet, life would 70 easily with me-"
Yes, yes, I remember he replied, as
thought, little sadly, "WiH you dance
with me today"
ooh! yes certainly"
was glad to have him ask me that. OF
all persons in the world, | best loYed ia
dance with him had told him 20 hun
! dreds Of time, too, so that he knew well
| enough what my smile meant We danced
! together SO many times that the Cranston
| people-or at least all of them that attend
ed the picnic-grew hig-eyed with wonder.
! Noticing how close they watched us, John
| said, as he led me to my scat the last time,
after dancing:
We are saving our good townEolks from
a great deal Of sin, Bessie; because, while
they are speculating about such innocent
| sort Of people az you and |, they cannot lie
/ talking about worse ones. We are getting
| famous. : ..-
was happier that night, after returned
| home, than | had been tor weeks before. -
! But my happiness was Of short duration,
| tor after the supper was cleared way, aud
| whila | sat by an open window, recalling the
events Of the day, my mother said to me:
Your Aunt Hastings was her to-day,
and She said that John BlakIic was finishing
| his house on the hill, Did you hear any
thing about it at the picuic?'
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