The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-28
BETMEEE TIE ACTS.

.. y Hu- : glorious craarure
- = were a. lnH duy market II LIOnnun-
T'z-Ians was playing '.-AUrnIG,' as 10 other
living wumau tan play Il DUt the curtain
i1aG ialIeU between the acts, and with q
l1ua-5rawu breath, IeUpie begun 70 loOk
around.
] had expected 10 be IL AInchester
thac evening put walking down t-Icca-
Giliv- I'd -ue morning, / naG mai my nid
cIazs-ulate, Charlie Neville, wnU mac DIc-
cen nle eeaG-Dv IL Paris, Z month De1ores
on ils way 20 Ame-Ie2- He saw my sur-
nrIss. aud Irurun- ms am within mine,
proceeded 40 eZplaIu-
ssI'ue TACT IS, Eal" he said I'm the
victim of one u those hOTrIa natcH-ma-
EIuc rlu-E winch even tbs best BI women
WI iEuul-s IL Nov. ths-s nv sister
Ellen = ET-Ha-e- creature uHVs- uEsZ-HHG,
IN. ans . taken IL ILEU her head IhHl Ber
ilL--uauc e niece, TX cs-l-, / IL L0lL- Us,
--gu arllEz-son0a., IE 4ne very CIR 1u1
ms 20 ula--v. 'Jur Ul-l1l- tG~rllales, shs
v-izes- are l,reGIss. 2 v-Ha1 IhUy ought 10
Da and Clara mas The EWeszesI nt tau-
,erE, Is nea-t-1reH. mas heard great oeu.
" nIe and a., such JarguI- t=HaW- II
II enough lU GIEgusE U2e Win IuHI-Im0Uy
alLuEa ue-. but the long and the suu-i
OF r Is, rEar Miss Clara Is 70 spend the
suR-lHeT 1T AeyP0-I with NJ sister, ant
chat fnPF IDOk I0- me 90 Spend II there,
toe. DO Jhcy think i am going 20 Walk
INTO their urEF / waE ID NY VIZ home,
- vuu Euov but / VI changed I-F mind
auU 1 only wish ! could fall haat0 over
ears II ioVs WIN some pretty English girl
50 as II nave al excuse i0r never return
IugGt Al. " nat are your plans Going
10 make Z toUT through England, TINS fIif
weather 81 ell dine win me tc-dgy, and
20 10 the opera aud Lneu ] u Vour HAL
i8r = couple OF months, Or longer"
Thus Il vas rhat ! came 10 be al the
HaynarEet that night, and 10 near the
exclamation WIKI which j nave begun nv
story.
Chg~Iie, as he spoke, had Significantly
glanced III n = box n the dress circle
! looked, Toe. anc diO bot goDoer - f:E
sutEuRIasm There were three Fran1eu
5here, al lovely and obs Of them -sE,-
inenIly 20.
4 wonder VIM she Is, continued Char
he, IN : Whisper. ''By JOve. tha-' 4 cir
70 lowe"
Just then, young guarisman, vino sst
next 10 Is, turned around, and ] recncui-
zed Capt G0Iosrrcanl. whom I haG met al
several fashionable houses during the past
Two months. He sHw, dIrecIty, what ha0
attracted uy curiosity.
'LDve!y girls, aren't they ?" ne said
dropping hIg eye-giass- The youngest
Lazy Louisa, Is : regular chaTmer. She
Is inst out The family are late II com
ine I'D 10 town, Delayed, / believe, by
sickness. All Lacy LnHiy Recognizes
me; / must psy my respecls.'
But VIM ara they - ] asked, Is he
rose TO 70.
81 thought I told vou the Ladies'
Ypvasuur, daughter Of Larl NavaBUur
game in win the CONQUEST, and I'll rEai
SORT Of thinE yuu know"
I believe Charlie did little else for the
rest Of Iiiat evening but steal clances at
the Tuvasour BOX. / TN sure ne beard
very little Of the music Even the last
scene, which absorbed every body else,
failed 10 interest nm.
All the way 10 Windsor, the next day,
Charlie talked Of rhe Lady louisa Al
Winchester 1t waE the same thing / be-
gan 10 think We mac better give ND ON
excursion and retUrn 10 LONDON, tnr we
mad luvI1atious 10 severa. houses where
wac sure We should meet the Aavasours
and Charlie was desperately IN love.
OF al oetestable inns, the "N hItf
aa-i, p" nj Salisbury, Is the most detrsta
bic Bu- tnurists, whD would sec tht
beautiful cathedral lherF, o. 7Isl1 tbs II