The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-06-26
1872 zF CADIz OHIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 1857


her black dress. Il lam so sorryI"
The young lady brushed off tcqr quick
ly as she said: Il have no mother now
but i you'll trust me, Sir, | think this vii
suit
She had stood hitherto just out of thu
range Of john Dare's vision. and had MOI
seen him at all. Something in the sound oi
her voice attracted him, perhaps, and wher
Uncle Able called:
Here, John Darel' he stepped hastily
enough toward them The girl thrust the
bonnet in Uncle Abel's hand, aud would
have been out of sight if her dres, had nat
caught in one OF the branching stands and
held her fast
AMY" and John Dare, with hot flush
on his face. t'erght her hand and so dctaip
ed her. Amy Egbert, have | found you
at laSt?"
The girls face grew white and red hy
turns, and the words she spoke came so
low and broken that only John could catch
th III meaning 10
Uncle AbDl pushed his snoctaccs IN on
his torehe d. and still holding the hat in
his hand looked open moutiled from one 10
the other.
Il enass you must have knowed this
| young wpnian before, didn't You? but John
was too hEsy with eager questions and ANY
was troubling and flushing as she tried to
speak calmly, and 50 his question was I'm
answered Pretty Jo&ia was dividing her
attcnricn between a new customer and the
strange scene beside her, and between anger
and modification she hooked in no need ol
rogue as she tossed lei head ard tnuttered
various uncclrteaus remarks in r. gard to
Amy Il bert ant her keau
Uncle Abel held the hat while longer
quite patiently, but at least dGspared of the
Interview being ended, so he c0ughed, and
then he said: "Aj'.n
Il. 9kc the h1nnit Twenty dollars is
a coed deal, but Betsey's worth it, ain she
John?" Ia1~
John need not have started so or sai1
very, " which WASH $ a sensible answer at
all; but Uncle Abel laughed little to him
self, and said softly; ~Oh, boys viii be
hoys!' He was Obliged to tell Miss Eebert
the directions over twice too, ani fal cutie
uneasy lest it should not arrive al his hotel
in time.
Out side the door John turned to leave
his uncle, and locked as shy as givl as he
said, "ltsall right, Uncle Able. You have
found new bonnet, and I've found a-a-
an old flirnI!''
0hcle Abel held his nnnd fast, and look |
ed moment without speaking IN John |
face, in wistiul way, then said, looking in
the young man eyes, Shes m6thcrless
glri., ;john! 49,,
."unei@ Abel? and ,John turned anerily |
away, or Toglo have done so il the detain-
ing hand had not held him with grasp
that sixty years bad not wea keDed. Look
here, my boy, | meant no offense. None Of
ny blood turn villains" he added, proudly,
: Bnt you see she ; young and purity and
forlorn1, and, maybe, if ynu see roouuch of
n n n ehe 1'iht get to '7-or,' .t 20"
..an W"Nld Dc 9ood l2r her' and II you
'H III earnest e., guess ,Would break her
lea5' 0'1"Ne hahdS Wlth your qld uncle;
=! poyi l meant no harm; bnt | Promised
l1lHa wien wen Sne was on haf dE'n 31d that
: : 1p'i' anu Try 70 give you S2oa aaVice, ana
llf ''S, ~, MorH% l"oSt t''at S9e spoke was
tA1T,1, M. "a'o,' I .IHoI my I'%t
~ uF"f' kI''a ,4,'iele' thanK you-!n,,
,,I', 1g..'p ~ Huui G'uu"S@H' put ,
uHi nor bear T. fhipE tb9t you shGnId (;
niS)bu2e me-, Shf" y. Amy long ago when
'n,r palgnF were o"5h n'lhg' an She ma
u H. ,'iat =, "eal;n c9uIa SIye her' loved her
'.rn ny ~ qu'n1S ~ "H5' o0l was TOO poor 20
~ lcl 80, men cane reverse ana death;
"u ~ u%r r poverty an9 ~ pIldo tie &'r' ma
'erSei' from { ~ II now. NHG. tried to
'.lh r. He' :I., oICgo " hef accomplish men'S,
u' isIleu' NE al'G sl'!@iI EonN 'H'' means to o.
o. p,,, E?", y | can "i1 ter Lof my wlie, | {
,lpn ,.lilg 'Ifs ''hli Daie T. see yon some
pS u.y 'nlS Suii' my orclG A0cH !
90 'nfy paf'e1' anH ne pa'SefS by little ,
Fen4!ra s,u!, Tnat tnat " hana grasp spoke.
w" W. al VII ~ = r fn,ngS Gen t"Fh out
VII M.'q"lSea !, : II 'ie - aie' hQige "afd'
ouGd' VITO Dandno& sairty placed on the