Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-26
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JOE DORY.

tfafr pia tliids and % course Laln'r -
H.. much a. The shado~ % a Eho.t of a chancs
b against Mes Malkin. Indeed she rot on--
orcned hcr bps BAT at with her york in
bsr lap .po<ing from tLc missrable Little
80 and cTystal boK. cause of al this woe.
WITH ts srvut-boules AMI cornelian combs.
aud basld Irseman's compliments. and b..
lad better kept thru o. himseu. looking
from th,m 70 Mis. Malkin. who. discover.
'ns 'hAt the Ne--Year's box was DOT ior hsr
burst ous in fury.
And ! am NOS angry cried the lady /.
90 hopc | know my dais too wcu. No. no.
81" not angry; and I d~.pisc vour Iow.
u'ean. undsrhaus.ed -ays 9Th David True
man bot ain't used 90 qu,rrclEns don't
kno~ boz % quarrel. am q rcsce-uaaker.
No more can I live in ths house with
quarrslsouae person and 80 thc sooner YOU
can rack up that trunk of your, AMI -rt out.
~hy The better iof all parties concerned, o.
- say sgain. thar though Davii True
man ~as undoabtedly q 6no fellow. and
I1iie in earnest about his compliments. he
hsd better hase kept them and 81. boxs. a.
home ior Malie hai neither father. moth
er. brother. sistcr. uncle aunt nor cousin.
and bot ore intimate friend IN the uorld
Mr. Peter Palme. 20 Twentieth Strr-,-
ard being 80 doun therc. 18th ber trunk
late On The afternoon. All ringing the bell.
ID. Mrs- Peter Paln,e had moved avav.
"Oh. vhai shall I d. o. cried Mouie
'and are you qsfe s.rc that Mrs.. Paine
l. gomez
sHn "a ite surc live h~rr and nj, ore
else. returned fhe woman .auriv. .-f slam.
md ihe door IN Moliie'- face.
'Oh ~hat sie1 do cried 1ut Molie
agaia and lookins heiplcs.iy ~ the street.
49, a -~ntleman coming from the corner.
~ho eyed the girl and hcr dsoonsoIate
truuk on ibe side-alk sharply
Mr.. TrBcmsn O. eiacuiated Nlollie.
Mss Moliie, You here eSclaimsd
the g~nflenan. who hal q sqaeak ~ he
voice. and stoPping-'' yoa here. and
trsnk u nay be- aliossl tLc expression
18th LADY. What's up nows~
Mics Malkiu's baek answered Molir.
~rh sparkl- % fsn IN hereye. bat iookinr
demureiy a. her trunk.
Provi,ientai vss 70 nofs for this was
DAVID Irueuan. ~ho admired tLc lovely
Moil,r ard on the corner uas David Trae-
mans shop, aud over tile shop was DAVID
Trueu,an's house. sni ir tie house vas d.
sid Trueman's sisfer. wbo vouli welcome
ihc lovely Moiiic ard yet the lovely MoHic
vouid ueseB have followed hin. as she did.
dp1btfng and disconcer ertei. cogid she have
imagined shat eiss .hs couI havs done.
providing b. hsi not been there to iollo~.
No~ g harpcned that Ms. MAXIM. -ho
tai clipped on bonnet and shavl. ard trip
ped oai after M.iic. foiio~inc hsr Close.
cane up ia i.a.e io b-hoil. uiih e.Ilai wrath
aaI aa,szsmeni. David Trscman .laaller-
irr MoIHe's trank. IN hi. re- capacity q
hght- porter.
Jennie Tfseman. pavii's sister va. g.
teen years younger than himself thar b..
about Mo.Ees age. and unlike him. f,r
bas.l vas little bu-iing man. With bald
. iorehead. and a squeak in hfs voice. wb,ie
Jcrni- sas buxora and very pretty. in a
very blaekeYed and high-coiorrd ~. and
made Mollc % -eicoue. fhat viea BE
BAL iaid aside her bonnet. on Which vas a
black rilbon ior Joe Dory. the taii youf z
master of the sf,a9faa. sad booked about
D1siIs oouforiatie bou.-
d. Coue rowt n Jennie uas oniv her