The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

thinking IN her lnmnss mind. "What
ut Frank Say aud anticipating the
flag Of triumph BE was about To wave
over him.
Il DO not hesitate io confess, won't
on Grace, looking Mrs Seymour full ia
the eyes, "that q the calico factory |
owe my daily bread.
VERY laudnhle, l'm sure, said the
old lady, growing little uneasy under
the blue, clear gaze, @ouly there are
gradations ID all society. YOU lnow, and
i am a little surprised TO find YOU SO in
timnte with Mss Elton, whose family
is
Mary came over TO Graoe's side, and
stopped 10 kiss her check.
"My dearest friend my most prec-
ions campanioi, she muunured, Il
should be quite lost without her, Mrs,
Seymour
The old lady took her leave stifily, and
did hot ask Grecc 10 return her call,
although she extended an invitation 10
Mary, eoucbcd in Tie politust and most
distinct terms.
Frank she oiaculnted, never once
stopping TO remove shawl or bonnet
"vho do won suppose your paragon Of
Miss Teller isy'
Tho lu,clest of her sex" returned
Frank. briefly end comprehensiyely
"A factory Firl T. screamed the old lady
at the top Of her lungs factory girl
"Well. what of that 2"
"What Of thatY Frank Seymour,
you never mean q say that you would
have awning to Fy to a common fac
tory girl "
Il should prontrnce her very I'M
common girl. mother, said the young
man. with accravaing calmness.
Frank. don't iest with me-, pleaded
the poor little moth with tears in her
ewes. Tell mo Al once that yoa will
rive up this lie fsney for . girl who is
in no resnect equA % rou.'
"For ehe is in no resrcct equal, re-
Turned Frnnt. witt rc3doned cheek and
sparkling ove, "lpi ~ because she is
- ovcrv rrsncc' ny superior. Grace
Teller is one of Hn nohest vcmen that
orcr hroafhed tbs elres'rial air, as
wen ae the most ieatitul Mother |
love h"r and she las premise" = =
my wife r,
Mrs. Sevnon sank oo"h' -llhP' ne
less ord 1eerar;r~
"FrarF : Frenk ! neVor '.S..5 q ~ 20
ece nv con marry z tac'o'y elli
tra 'Fen ? tol1cr' 81 f'fIF 'tine 70
her reFcf. while From weh. oh qu'e'H
terch'ro m The ecar'et ioHeEe q
erord'd Old nipple III the iole8iouii" q
fie n'c'ure.
70 'on oTe q. +r''Fcd g Ilsii1 Y, N'''
FranE, W em'e q eIefV fh.iE
Grace Iei'er hHd feen 'rNIuSi ~ ~
dew v'as vet on her e'eash'5 aiu ~
rra'nrnl crimson on FER ~ e.s' -, 20
frank seymour come ", ana aia' -
ton cone'derafely siin',ed olt 70 s'''i =
Tor . rn'ss,nnc ra'tern ;a
shor,d rafeer 'n'hE So 'o Nv
Golden heed that was stooplh8 alioH6
the ranslcs
hut vour nofher 'h'nFs me lar y
low von IN sorial position
Socml noslflon he--l'nored; Nha'
30 care Tor soclal noa''lon, e iohS aS
my ht''o Grace has consented to make
surshfro q NJ Fcmey
&c. hnt' franE--
"Nell hut, Grace z
DO yon really love me z
For erswer. re tool both the falr
delicate little hards IN his, and looked
steadily 'rto hcr oves.
"Frart sa'd Grace Teller demnrelv
Tin afraia vou Will make dreadfully
stronr-willed, obstinate sort Of hus-
bard.
81 shouldn't worder. Grace. :.
And 50 the Cc'den twilight faded in
70 rulp'e eof'er 'fan tie Eastern am
ethvste, md 10 stars came ont one bv
one. ard fti'l FrerF and Grace talked
on. ard still Mary Elton didn't succeed
IN finding that missing pattern.
Mrs. Fovmorr WIS the first guest TO
arrive at Mrs Pardall's select soiree On
the first Wednesday everirP il July;
tho feet was. sfc wanted cheree to
corfde her griefto Mrs. Randall's sym
pathetic eor
"Crviro? Yes of course I've been
prviptr Mi.e Randall I've dome Moth