Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05
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foot o', atan..,r showing her link sIk stock. j lng brenzss slipper. amlsalbit of broad needle T w.,rsk as H.,iuce above. ; <, . . Well. | will ssks s,sf ata yourT xdrd,' said i t SC. want yip,s l@ give ilezpp. Ervd. and bn. K oH ihe ln;tlr.s2 6. Come, now Are YOU
 eoni ciodsb oIdi 'sise@ Chat [. tstg coax- iugiy.s s x ss4 - q
 Break of the marriage, Hose erisa Fled, 5 all in amaze. Are you sIreamingr sslstF il Nt,t.i bit oft sshe aas@Srsd. .laue aiSr . l little hssteIcaliy quite seriJls aud Sisis < But cannot give you up. Rose. said Fred.
 ' My mother has set her hsart on the mafriage;
 aud itas 50 neal tosr-ssuw ;und l d0 iove yon E, "a great drui more thsal have ssid or shown.'
 he added stirred uut of his ahcctati0n. Yvu. ;. Snew, Rose, how l hate the i,isa Of sentimep- I taIity or spootiey,sisi with my one aud [ have
 fousht aiftlat as i0ii. ,.ild as we'll ss I eo.iid. .l But ,annet the :ndiH.rent beast yoh iiiay iiiay l ,hhk ne sfp love yoa, Rose, aud I csnaot l give you up ~ ~ hs E9a l She had dtarnal quite pale during her lovetx 4 speech. : Well. Ffed,' she then, sail; .df
 course an' Very much obliged to you and sil tiat but have not bseh playing Dart, aud du not feel d bitimors. than have shown co
 that ws are not on equal ternis. if you love nss
 as deepii as you say and ali sitiply iu thS l oli way of good fellowship. Mind that, sud !Eieyer reproach iiie hereafter; for have told soHshe trath remember. An,l as fors yunt lady m2lte,, doa't think she will make much 4. .ohjection when she knows all, because, dear old Fred. a,n ruined.' '5at's 'Good tod, Rosst cried Fred q. what d
 car'h uo E u mean E. .ssl ,s5 sfs
 MeA. you know have been going in for
 spt eulat. ng and so Ar. Norton callls down fo sffrll ms tiay that allmy great expeciatious are cutils to notiingf; the Bella Juanita mines |ssras r.,wnsa md have not what will realize We o-huidred year instead Ot two thousand =.
 An'i so 1 think the question of Mrs. Whitdcldt . nseut is settled. is il net ? .9 g9 li IT Now. then, Rose, will not give you up fve
 any ut,e in tHe wOilt sail Fred, iu Q dcep
 ,o.ce. My mother may say what she likes;
 ant you may say what you hke--Lhs iaarrials
 shall go on iiis day week you are my wifs
 c.nle what may! t never felt bow much loy-
 e,i you before io day, Rose, when there has
 b .vi just Il chance vf ibsing you.' lx: But il 1 ,iout want to n,arry tons Fred [, Us bashp said Fred. You arc not tie girl ,o have been engag-d for three months Ecnntentedly eiSns<h and turn round just at Fthe st mo'nent, afs,sssssyou d9e;s uc 'rs for the fellow 1 quite undefsssD y5d, Rose, l dear old iassis ]! Yon think that Ntsy mother ! will nu, like the match so much now aSs~iek ! YOU had nuupy.astl that soa are not the catch, i i ynu were belor. you had lost Il 1; and aD you
 tho,, bt ydu wuulsl release me. sBnt viii no v
 be rele.ssd. Rpsey ,tn sv Ill t-il ny ndotlier
 when she spssissto .as about it. t shs taxSss l that toils nt ,sii. sssrs s9,s
 Upou which Rose did what was . anost ex.
 ,raorlnar5 thing ial herste do-whAt Fred had never before seen the olxhlest inslinauea i4 1 her towards hiul- she fang her arms roane hts neck and kissed him, and then bdrit inso
 aad pf ss,sss. seh s}2|t s eassss sssf lss la. 1i serviints and Harvey w ybii. , <
 sSo ,ow the whole thing came erout, Bots tc
 Mrs. Whitfield and 10 tiarvey; Fred had no
 idea 0. making mysteries and Keeping secfsis unnecessarily i; but he noticed two lhings as the result os his communication. that his uother looked decidedly displ ased,. and as if 1 slie bad made up her miH,l n u different al. rpction to his. and, perhaps. with more sta. Eb,lity an. that Harvey, whose face had light. . ed up with strange .passI jD. suddenly barat
 himself out. and Becah,e cod, aud 'asien. and
 odd But Fred Whitfield was not fsmatk-
 abic for penetratlon 50 the coil coiled itself
 d turn tighter, ald Do one seemed likely to get out of the rounsiS, or to be free Of i.s
 stritlds Rose could do na more than she had done; Fred could do no less and for once Id her life his mother was poweriess, and be hatlY refused to ey her. His nature had been plo,ighed up for the lir time, and the weeds had been cut down and the good seed had SD ung up. Rose Blackrtt, however. and iat- ! yey Wynn weresns miserable as it often falla to the lot of people 10 be by the virtues Of gr.
 other. If Frad would only have been sel6sk anJ narrow-hear,ed, how many days and nights of suffering would have been saved! The time was co,iing very near it wuHted
 only three days to the wedding. and none 6dt I Frsd was content Mrs. Whitfield WIS zc6Idly ! '- savage. and dtcared she would not appear at
 the church or breakfast either- Conditions j. Were chinged. she said, since ths engdgeiitent 2 ss.s m ric and Rse Backett, who had Ohce d beei, well enough. was no it match now sfor e the owner Of the. Hawse; Mrs. .Blackstt was l,u d state of chrouic ,iearfulness which ardadS a her poor eyes very bad Rose was broken up It out of all likeness t., Her former self, and hef attamptss, at the old high-hanled' fastnes fail- Il cd signaliy Harvey was mJody. irritable, fa' 1t verisn, uncertain and the wholo octave rang ,t with an ut,,iertone of discord, which no 6n6 7 saw any .ileal,s~ of prssentiiis It not being 0 always possible fJr ones nassrs 70 strfse tns !. true key. sss..,.s,.s :, ss \. .,.s, | ihe three friends were. riding along thS Il lane leading up to Essoa Rose and Fed m r. out, and Harvey at sonic little dis.ance be- . llnd--llls lado belng too narrow for three n abrea.t Fred was talking about Thursday h] next it wa Monday now) and talking natu. d rally and lovingiy--for s,nnahow he had iof. $ gotten his drawi of late--wher they heard | lt terrific plungins in the rear. r.and than heavy
 fail, as Harvey horse wild. fiery. nervous t brule-ausg him suddenly to the .rodnd. talk. IS in. him at ;t moment of lnatlention when he l. was riding witn slack rein aud his mind fat if away 1; so that he was thfown in a ssc6hd al r most at the first start and pluageihe ierfahed e brute had m do frightened at an idiot lad ot ! the place starting up from behind the hedge .r yrlling aud flnging ms arms abroad. e In another moment, Rose Biackettj tn ot. II ing her reIns wiliiy to Fred, was kneelihg 6y tIiis side, hpidiag his bcat again st her bas1in Ie and calling him her Beloved Harvey : ; winch lis, stunned as he wa<, and unable to
 reply, WAS not too ilsenslble to near and sr understand. ! ! The carriage was sent for from Lisson, anu d the nour fellow. beedilIy and terribly shaken, s was taken t, the house to 6e set tu rights al s 50 i, .s possible and whle they wers carry Ie inv hiu lIl-.ugl the h,ll Rose turned to Fred .tl who sto ai leaning against the Intel of tho Il do,r, and nearly Us ln.ls as the wounded nun aitbat a great deal more wrrtched. aas
 T. It mas come ont. Fred, she saids lnying
 her hand on his shoulicri tie tears Ii hel : eyes, but with Il ,nure e0htented expression o