Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-04
vi I = & Ei.I.AN Y.


Brirs them TO use. Luciila. ssid her "a
iber. - n she lad answered hiu. a.. IN
d~~d. he had ard The girl. trembling and
-~cPing. arose 70 obey hirn.
Then Mrs. Richmond. her daurhtcr'.
very seh grown older. came behind hcr
husbands chair and paued him o. the
shosldcr.
Please don't b. hard -iih her. nv dcar.'
she ssid coaxinciy. lie. nice Young
man. snd Il is our isult A'ler al A. much a.
ber'. sHd you Won't break ber young heart
I'm sure
Perhaps you aPrrove q the whole AZ
fair. ma 'ara. ssid Mr.. Richmond.
'i-ao-that j. only. capped the lit
he ~om.n and. hearing Lueina coming.
she ssnk into = chair blaming herself drrad-
fully or not having been present all Der
laughter, music lessons during the rast
year
For al this disturbance arose from =
na'ie tessher ~ho bad given lesson. 10
Mrs. LuriliA ior twclvc months. ard ~ho
lad taken tho hbrrtv 90 iaI in love ~i,h
hcr. kuoving ~cll thai sl.e "a the daueh-
ter Of one oi ihe riehcst men IN Yorkshire.
Ii was inexrusah,s Ia = poor music
teacher. -ho shoald have kno-u h.s place.
Mr. Richmo0d declared. snd b. cisicl.ed
thc htiie pcrigmed billet uLich had fslien
INTO b.. Lands a, d. might a scorpion. and
waited Tor the other. viih look upon his
lace Which told % 30 sofcnius. Thcy
came a. iAst. SIX liitie white envelope. tird
Together vlh b!le nbbon. and wcrs ia.4 At
b., slbo~ By Lis departing daaghier.
Lock tAc.e uP until I Tctgrn home this
evening be ssia % he wilc, Iwil Rad
them then. Mcanuhile. Laeilla is rot 20
see The rsusic master on any Prctcues.'
And thsn Miss LueillA wcat down upon
ber kn~cs.
%. dear papa, p she crs,d. dearest papa.
please don't -sy must never So him h.ain
! coulint bear it. Indeed couli not
lie. poor. I know. bat hr's gentleman.
ard II ike hirn 80 much. papa
No more of this absurdity. NY dear.
.aid Mr. Richnond. he has been ariiuI
enough 20 usakc yoa think hin perfection.
! supPose. Nonr parents know -hAi II,
best for your happiness. A niu,ie teacher
j, rot a match for Mss Richmond
With ~hicb remark Mr RI. hmond put
on hi. hAi and oyercosr. and drparted.
Tbcn Luciiia and h~r mother took The
opportunity OF falling into earh others
arms
it's 80 naagb'y q YOU. said Mrs. Rich-
unond. But Oh. dear. I cant blame YOU.
Il vas exactly so 18th re. I ran assy
18th our papa. soa snos and nv parents
objected bscsusc 81 h.s poverty. feel
tie grrai-sg sympathy ior you. snd Frc.ies-
"a la 81. b huc eycs. ard D. 90 pleasing.
1 sish could sofien your papa
'Nhcn D. has seen thesc letters there %
BE- no hope. Ia sery' much afraid sobbei
Miss Lac.lia Fred D. 90 romantic. ani
papa hates romanc..'
lie uscI OBJ be- very romantic himself in
those old unrs.' said M-s. Rirhmond.
q Sucn letters a. Be ~rotc We. have
tbcm in my desk yet lie ,aiI he should
iie 81 reiased him
- los' ',a' ''.. i'-.''.l
And ihai '''e "on'' 'e "of.-le'' WIN
or me-. SOL about nv Le.ag beaaiii1. fhc
ttoarb, 81. yoa kno~). I'm sure Lc
ourht 60 .,mpatb.re huir.' said Mrs.
hmoni
b1i 3D. dared not promise inai ne ~on'd.
ehe c'as'd Dc dhf''ns i' sop e'l'"s'
hnd made Bog DO d'En ihen "eni ~ inio
her oEn room ir 90 % .e''c'' 'n'' ",r
dc'k and. a. flc P'ieeI tA," in one
pigeon hoIe. 'he 80 in anointr bundle