The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-02

seeing Minna ltor between ourselves fer'
kins, Is not oaa 'el'oW' a9u my aa''pa is
thy 70 MIN was exaggcr' 'eu W sun ..V ..'
occaslon;) ] VINO nad s'a'o IN 'own .h'
tho end OF August WIN the view 0, m
proving my mind IN the present ana my
pocket in the future, ana mao so'aceG my.
self with the idea OF q delicious noliaay
with M'nna at Warley' anu now ! snou'a
only see her Tor one eVen'ng-'' was 'oo
bad. IL, -.
." But ! cant sec wny -, saou.a y m 0 uU.o
you win my p,anS you wiz na'0 P'''
ent visit here I've no oouo'.
Minna' minha' tna' was oruoi anu you
knew it.
II don't think SHALL" / said, and
thought Minna looked rather pleased at
the contradiction. Z" had looked tor.
ward to it, very much, but now-and I'm
afraid ! looked rather foolish.
Hush," said Minna turning to me-
"here is Captain Brown; you must not
soy anything to him OF my likes or dis
likes" eI
4 bad hardly any opportunity that
evening of talking to Minna.
After the ladies had gone to bed went
to smoke with Charley Hawkins. His deep
attachment for Minna had evaporated un.
der the influence OF more recent flames.
Nice girl, Minna Wcnlock, isn't
sneI ne sa'a as We LOOK up OUT ca"a'o'
SUCKS 10 80 10 oeu'
Yes"
They say Sporting in spoony on her.
He's going to stay wi b the Browns
You know young Brown Is TO marry his
sister"
Who says SOL saiu' adVerting 10
the first part OF his Information :,
-, Wel,' Laura brown 'old me:
Ih,s o'ow following on .nat wn'cn re-
eeivod IN tnc carrier part oil 'ne evening
sent me 10 ped 'h +" state Vi '"c "eeFeS'
uc(c1''o"' >,
have ;ound ina, my Prolounuest tnp's
ana most or'li'a''t IDEAS schcra'.y come pe'
10 IOro , lall asleep. DO II was .na' n'sn';
i"e n'oWos nou,' ws' "eas s 'u1 sosvnu W:
station up the 'lhe, anu On 'a'Truay' WIN
na was going 70 oco''ahu. 10 20 'ncre
she must pass Warlcy, Inc 'dea was
brilliant one. How developed II VIII
appear.
CHAPTER Nv. -.I
"And so, Minnn, YOU are off to Scot.
land ON Saturday," | said, next morning,
in the breakfast room, affecting an indid::
erence am afraid did not feel. "rhat
midday train is capital one."
"Isit? Papa told me to travel by it
Mrs Rowe is TO meet me at Carlise and
escort me on from the Browns to Car.
Isle | must manage without an escort"
So far so good. Then made nv sec.
oud pluppc.
{" Have the Browns many people stay.
ipg with them?" I asked, in nv m ,st in.
uoceut e manner. q
/. Not many. 7 believe. Mrs Browns
rheumatism has been so bad that they
have nut of most OF those whom they OK.
pectcd."
{" Hawkins tells mo YOUR friend Can't.
Spcrlinp is going there. He's some rcla.
tion of the Browns, isn't he."
Is be?" said M;nna lookiny out Of
the window. I felt very bomicidally in.
clined towards the gallant Captain.
He's not a particular friend of mine,"
she added after a pause, turning round
with a smile "I know YOU never liked
him nrinc;nallv. 7 believe. berause vop
cannot cultivate such magnificent wbi.k.
ers. But he is rather bore, and I don't
like him as we'll as used to do"
Oh Minna, Minna why did not hug
YOU on the spot. | believe I should have
done an. or otherwise niscondcted INV.
self, had | not heard the rustlinp Of a
dress and Miss sIowbray's voice sa wing.
{" oh. what a charming /, t,te.a.tete-I nm
so sorry I interrupted IT,"
Minna left soon after breakfast.
Saturday came at last,-u fue, bright.
frosty morning.
Such n scent living! Let's get ont
soon after breakfast" said Charley. awe
will ,boot down bv the bourne side to-day
Stauton; there are old Ingle's turnips, we
haven't been there this season.
IL am afraid | must 90 off to Carlisle
10 dav" I said os unconsciouslv as I could
~ am quite out of cartridges, and if there
is good gunsmith there / [ should like TO
have him look at the locks of INV brcccb.