The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

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explored ana perceived thatit. was really
etoe tiiat We were mol gong TO sseepln tht
castle: o1ill we seemed TO DE gong psrtial
~ 20 lilaoiC II, lof rather DARK passage
leu leu lfoii ane nan INTO treaty charming
u5""''ls roo'i'Wiiere 1i'a ''af li'1d been worm
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atni''lsp L f 'ne 1iiosI lioaertl Farislan
sVyle' ana ifotn one %indoW q view 5Was OBJ
' '.i % = straSgilhg coEtage or TWO oi tht
vintage, Inc greater part OF Which was con
oeeloo oy Tue "ooa. 1LnaCo window was
qul1e a consultation 10 me rors the moment,
anu aiIoSe'iier Tue room hooked ha0lta0le
',''e ~ "!'o = 'ei1 Ely SpTlts rising again.
- e,p'i. ,''oinS room ooenee Oh the drawing
Iooin' ouC Oh lestiVe occasions the large nall
nave aiiea''y uescfinec was used.a Beyond
Ono e'ii"li uih''iS room Chere was a billiard
tooip' u passage leu from the drawing
ioo!l ~ q grass door, upon opening which,
we oiiioiSeu upon orio9e whIch crossed
JUG iiioaC ot}}t "AlGil was covered indpartly
~ aslss'9s any Parry villa plahking lhls
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vac slc was Vi itii!ieiiSe dimensions, ana
th any aIlo'p1 OF accommodation
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20 u VIC O''a''o' anu 'le p'iliciPai rooms
III I 10;
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eh - :ia 49a1' ai'p ailiiose
the view fra,n the cnttao .,'' uI' ~,n.,oN
ted the stro,,,sst qontrsSt fror, ',S hod
room window. not y trea 'h;r, ~'. ~
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IN, VIZ W tne image ana as opened
f"o "lIie,o" = li9Ato She'i sing Decioeoiy'
o4o0ie' ViNlg I'e poor Oh 'he PARISH TO iilor
TOM TOW. a. l woulo ma out an Ola. serf' bad
"i''i G'i0 iiiooiiliati%' my iaoy' anu LAKE
mn ~, l'iu'. -''' :,
iiieh iooksu %C1' theg women as they
"aiheo away ana wondered II 1 wanted to
sell them no" 4 should have to set about It,
W fi5ey We're fixtures on the land o.
II G99ld let th 1',l! ana then | thought 1t
would De more pfiIanthropIc to hire anybody
sa" belonging to.a nelShbor that seemed
unhappy. ana that Leo me to think OF neigh
oors' and asked f's Olga who oar nelghbors
were; ana now Tar OIL they lIved' She tod
me me Inc nearest ilvea seventeen miles OFF, oqt
y. out elat ~ was a n9ffia man. VINO -h9}d
~ trea a ms WiIe vi she qied and ne now
ilveo thefe i atone ana the next was lady
Miio iis.' ''''n h,ar = Gu ana divorced great
lnauy tlh'eS' ana nhaliy got tired Of gong
through tlle ceremony, cut VINO dld not ltqqe
less prefer tne society OF gentlemen TO that
OF ladies Then there was an old lady who
lived by herself, twehty-foui miles off : and
a charming family thirty miles OIL whofse
ac Z nc. MAGE some years after. AL
tilis was o'ScouraSing' ana | ceased to be
,i!y again Inc growing and gruin
pi'hS OF nay Engiisn maid' who ever since
nei arrival IN RUSSIA mao, Tor some reason