St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
- fir DREAD1lEDll AIDED, GUEST,

Aubrey, We are to have new guest
for a few weeks = .,,.,..& g T. .,.'.S.a
~HWho is it to BET" asked tho exquis-
i.e, lifting his eyes l.nguidly from the
morning paper. sa4 s.if 81 gqstlG II. 4a3
"Gaston'ss country cousin, Maria
Anne Coburn p.sa> :-yn.is,,; -. .='5 n
'Phnbus., what q name! How upon
earth did you happen to invite, her?'
"Why, il seemed positively heathep-
ish not Il. The girls at Madame
Etron's school arc not allowed 70 spend
their vacations ont Of the establishment
unless they are sent for by relatives; !;
and we've never Lad her here. The
first summer after CASTOR andiI we're
married the house was too full; the next
two summer. , aue' Were were 10 Rurops; ,,.dl and
now Castor really insists upon il" .a''
"Why dou't she go hone :" s<'.,=.i
''She has no home. g Not a.rclative
h., she 10; he world but Castor, except
an uncle whom Madame very. properly
refuses 70 let her visit because the tami-
Fly arc under; bred" aa#,v .Ea 4..g .1:. >
..Heasens, what am I to 10 r and the
young gentleman actually sat upright
with horror. "Think Of tan over
srSSh; y awkward gs,, s., neither child nor
woman, full of pretence and conceit,
e1actin: and capricious,s I'D setting
suares for poor me whom she will be
eager to endow with her country farm
and her actes Of growing timber" {
"She has no faru = and no growing
tin,ber, eo you may set your ntda Iat
rest upon that point. She has only
money enough 70 educate her thor
oushly, and possibly support her a
year " 80 after leaving school"
II ''Sosmush shesawoEse -thes, sfor she Il
set herself 70 catch my house and lots
aud bank stocks; ;; eaad I,nIsst talk, and
drive, aud row, xnl botan1se, md ask
[her to sing. Think of it, Adele
What am I TO do'l'' st'" s..;fE .7"2
I"The generous way to do, brother
mine, Will be "a help; me make her 1t
home here. Welcome her with cous-
inly. Kiss, aud call her Aria as heer
companions do, if she will let you,
which, perhaps she won { go. 2. 80 = y
"Fape b do be reasonable. Ask one
of your young men aoquaintadces to
come and take the duty of my hands.''
HAIRY Vincent, Tor Instance !; 90 /
win. sHssa pelfsot gentleman aud the
most compauiona6le peEsoa Lever, saw.
I He assists me dhs :eutertaining guests
more thar ah1 other half dozen visitors
who we're ever at GleSdale.''
"very well: / shan't be at home to
dinner, a6d 1Fill ,bring; Harry out to.
night SO that Re may be read to com.
mence the campaign .to morrow, -. .
lnasmuch ,as, Aubrey Landers Was Wa
himself a guest ;ato Glendale, his sisters
lovely aotntty seat, i would have been
polite To- assist her III welc6hiitfg He,
husbands friends !; but very .eleg,an,
people are often guilty Of, extreme, IL
bred and ungenerous actions, and the
tE::ggsqtlemsn :had never been known Z
c6nsnlt the intereats, comfort .or ssssisi
hility of' any body, when by doing 60 b.
would put himself. to the slightest in
convenience. d Handsome. not with th,
Beauty If mind and soul, but with tina
Of perfect curves and rich ,coloring
} wealthy viii, The returns iof another
labor {; polished, but not refined 5. fault
less in dress; possessed ofstart, bu
mot Of good Feeling; learned and witt,
enough for the drawing room, but 7des
titute Of manly energy, and too idle 'f6o
manly work-he had been taught I,
believe himself irresista6lo in attraction
and fancied that he need but shov
himself to- Eoaptivate ill hesi6. !. Io dit
1 ifnot doubt that the admiration and evel
the ailove Of the awkward school cir
awaited him; any more than he doubt
ed 'kissown existence. : They, were I
, certain 10 him. rs the coming Of nigh
!. or the glitter 6f il .waksnisk Stars
# he, had hoped for any, Amusemen
from such ~ acquisition, no sense 9
liastice, no tenderness toward the victin
'would have WHITFIELD him from e6yo;y
. ing it; ;abnt, IL promised TO be : bore
! nd ihe ear.ied toat hie plan, ot andiD,