Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-05

Conssnlioilal.5 proE,i; cot sasrses ulderstod TOW whence ilas e ne the flaw that ran through. aud pitiably tnarred the beauty .f his friend s fssi
 Mrs. Withheld was EY cIsil. though. 10 Harvey. Sue was iIs gool ha.nor about this niartiayc df ter piAn ngalot 10 Dc civil |" every on. Eor Rose lssac ctett was a', h-iress. owning now s,,nle thoasaii5 ' year in ter d%h light. with i,sheritasice h calie i, alsd she was glad tiiat slle had secnrfst 9,rich rr'za for haf sun, when otllrs 4i den of tisRef so cial stan,ling (antahiv nay latl Marcy Masters l and Sir James Ventonr wsN pretenaan,s in the sarae tiell, so that Aaives only felt in Il general way tie ics aud irdh 5f heF natnre to himself individually she yts all gracieusness, l.fa stately sort not to slf grim. M lsu; enc thing he lid sds and that was, that shs was fev.rish and pvery r,ineJ, and lookeI lll. and Is it on the paint U isfrakinS dnwh.-
 His profession t,nghthiI that. bssides Having Iby nature the full usssof hi- aeyes.
 :. am glad that my Aothnr likes you. old fellow, ssaid Frsi, when sils left the table . l. Know her manner 50 well. Ican weigh to.an ounce the measure afs esteem she gives to any one aud can tell yeasif yun care fer t, that you are in class number one with her. which
 makes it more comeartahis for mr, you know.
 I hope that Ruse will like you too and then
 we shall bs all right.
 | :. I hope SO roo sai.l Harvey laughing. And then they talked uf other things.
 The next day they went over to Lss0n
 where the Biacketts lsvei. ,s
 Mrs Black4tt was meek. mild. inotsnsivr creature. with weak eyes. always dominated by the last speaker. ara given to easy weep.ng Sue tad l.isg be under Mrs. httip'd's $ in 6,,encs, wherever thsit lady chose 60 exert it Though. since R,se has grown up. there tat sometimes been fercs4 collisions, when ths l poor lady had been pat to terrific straits. mi
 ka owing which sovereign to obey. Fortn nat-iy for her. Rose was too ioud of lherty t, ba dOinineering aai sn long IS people womb leave her nlufe. wns cantent to leave them tllt ] saale. So that, unless when Mrs. Whitfield
 annoyed her personally. antl sought ta curtai
 her individually. as she chose 10 phrase il, she | let her manage her fhamnia as much as sh,
 liksJ, aud gayesro heed to the direction whici that management was taking. It was onl. i whua Fred asked her to he his wife, saying You see. Rose, the old ladies have made it uI
 between them hut we cant do better, unles l ys,n are nut tar it. that she understood tn
 tiieaning af the Last few years.
 She did not ere much about the matter ont l Hay ot lue 0tutEs S8H6 bdlu sH0 uo'o TISt better than either my Lord Marcy Masters who was old enough to be her father. or tha'
 Sir James Ventonrs wha was half | tOol;' s ] she said, Yes; very well. Fed ]; and ther. tn thing restets. And that was about the extelI
 of love making that had been between hem While Harvey was making himself agreed l ble' to Mrs Blachett. Fred Whitfield went ou
 un | rutins cu,nuiisslvn to look for Rose. wh
 was never ,o lie found, like any other yoan l lady. in the drawing room hut always whrr
 she hal nD baisiiless Ito be-in tie stable, . 1 hy the dog kennelspr shooting at n mark vii . real pistol as slae used Id say, ]. practisinl lcoqiAt. U .iuiag fsoanesiliny that vas nu
 nsrdlewufk or anyahipg else essentially felni
 nine. turn pl 3he scale more. and H,s would have heef fast us it was. she Va oHly free. Fred foos,s3 her. IS usu.b in tn 2 yard supe lat;iisljl sals tremendous pr,ceed inas connscsit ri,|I laa and Fans puppies ar1 alter thslf oi{ hand greetings (,he
 mt more lik& ~ V ]|6siqK snsn than , lover aH
 his ls,rothed 64f wha was in the. .dras iax room. sn2 IT 2 she would go an l ssN him a
 2; Tha | yoi 1o1ps so sss you trnsi sl g bisss ss's . ss sss as:' <