Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-22


ing this tira:c; and have great mind 10
punish You hy nor allowing YOU 10 come 10 the
rec,oi y a, all. BIT he G., she conrinue,i, as n
sc, van, entered with large bun lhnx, IS
something to divert your thoughts from yo'.r
Anticipated troubles.
Two exqn site honnets Of white Grape. trim
mel with lilies Of the valley. and made ex-
actiy alike soon sen, the mcrcuriai Enima into
ecsfasics Of al uiratiom.
.a,ne ror each Of us, dear" said Jessie, with
an affect;on,'e kiss.
You shon!l no, have done this i" wa. the
reply, "esrecially after the deficiency in yorr
accounts; there don't look so repro ,chful a,
me- promise no, to mention the subject of
accounts again. But 10 yon know, you little
id ot thai bridesmaids don't wear bonnc,.
exactly Ike the bride II,w, in the world.
are people TO know which is which! You
must lie, me ,akeAu these 10 ely lilies. that
look 50 pure ats and put in a staring
pink rose. in .. sro notify 4 crcdnloms,
trusting public that l am not Mrs. Ierbcr,
wylie.'
mo. not exclaimed Jessie eagerly 'prcm-
ise me that You won't. Emma! iou don't
know. said the poor little bride trembling
2 all over show a, ealful thar first Sunday in
our own parish seems 10 ma. lf,ncy myself
walking ND the broad aisle with II ..b,ri and
every one pointiny AMI looking AT me, as they
whisper. There the bride That is the rec
toi's wife, Whist do you think Of her 4? |
! know tla, nv face vii, be The solo: of beet
| anil aha II no. know what am doing. You
must promise to be with ine on ,hs, first Sun
day. lik dea good girl. aud wear the bon
net like mine
The amethyst eyes. as her lover called
them were looking most besecch;ngly into
Emmas dark orbs, WHO exclaimed in de-
! light.
.wha, head ii is for plotting. to be sure
under those innocent looking waves of auburn
/ hair Yes. my dear. will enter, heart and
ind. into your diaao.ieal scheme; and do
dev.u,ly hop ths, as no one could possibly
take ns 70 twin ssiers there will ensue
mos, delightful state Of conrns ion.
Jessie looked rather armed. DO you
think il wuul be wrong she asked. tim.
idly.
Her cousin Immediately assumed so emu
exp ess;on Of cnunrcnsnce. "Ialwsys hal
great admiration said she. for that woman
who being rclucel to selling crnmpets for
Twin. aided o herself. after calling out her
waves I hop" to goo lness no one hears me!
Now if you feel at all uneasy respecting the
deception Of your admirably arranged plan
ynn can pin slip o. parer on your honnet
with the wor.ls 4 am the brlc-bu, please
dent see this"
JeSsies pe,ty nm Ter lip had something Of
pout a. she exclaimed IL really think. Emma
! il is v.rv nnkind Of vou TO tease IN. 80 when
an roirg away too,'
T w"dling was over and the welding
tri. which had occupied h'issfnl mon h.
soent IN 'orng'ng III oush quaint. cana.li,n
IS AMI lream'ng en- the h,aa'ifl' w,.ors
Of the ST. lawrence; ani NJ. AMI Ms H.r>
he, wylie. w',h Nr. All,n wvlie. AID Miss
Emma Rayhold tile h,o' he~ Of the groom and
cousin o" tho hr;ie-arrived a, the rectory on
Saturday evening
Poor little jessie Ire ,icl the Sunday oriea,
So intensely. ,ha, or ni-chi,v,us cousin was
quite moved II l G, heh,lf; and whsn sew ce
! .'me arrival. Mrs Wylie appeared in her gay
ta ,rnclress and straw honne' trimmed with
blue and took her b other n-law's arm. while
Miss Rnyho'd lo"kcd very lovely and bride
/ like. in the honnet with lilies Of tie valley.
! ani white h. rege dress. with a mantle Of the
same. and coolly took possession Of her new
cousin.
/ Now the Rev Herbert had gone into snch
lover>like ccstasies over the heccmingncss Of
Jessie = ira yelling costume that fs irnoccntly
a particular compliment; lie wns also ignorant
that il was not he custom for unmarried girls
to attire themselves in bridal white. Think
ing too that jessie was larticulasiy kind 10
| Allen as his b. o'her. she became more lovely
than ever in his eyes; aad the unsusp icious
man WIZ alk-,l hlndly into the sua that these
two artful girls had prepared for him.
A brgh, color e!owed in Miss Rayboid's
cheek, and an enthusiastic young man declar-
ed that .she was a vision Of beauty as the
party advanced to the rector 8 pew; but q mis-
chievous light spa,kled in the dewncast eyes,
"a she ioun he,sel, the inject Of curious, in
qniring starcs, thu, speedily assumed an
a lmi,ing character. She Knew that she was
pretty, although by no mans unpleasantly
conscious Of it and this enabled her to hear
I with eqnnimi,y the wrapt gaze Of a young
man in the adjoin ng Pew. She rather wished
,ha, he hal no, gazed at her quite SO frequently
however; for in the one glance he had direct
ell that way, she saw enough 10 impel her to
look again-but that was impossible when she
was ccr,ain of meeting his eyes. He vas 6'si
he. beau.iaeat-o uwarlly. at least tall. fair,
and aris ,ocra,ic- loo, ing-and Mis- EAna was
by no means as attentive TO the service as she
should have been Has I
Mr.. Mylie was comparatively stranger !"
the parish havins heen there but six months
and all his doings, therefore. wer still sub
iect of inte es, People were unanimous !"
their praises of lhe bride; and not few
Young gentlemen sighed that so fair visio"
should he appropriated. Some admired th'
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