The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-12

and, as il memory were still purspias her,
she played Loves Cadillac" and asaia--
and this time h-ryoiee swcjled tall "al clear
upon the sir Of the silent room SIDE poar,l
oat the fill passion Of "Lorena." Wha, a
grand sriri, Of prophecy -wha: It glorious
light in The blue eyes AS she sang:
There il future. Oh. thant Col!
or Ike mia = 80 small part;
TIE 3pst 10 'trt hpre,th ths SOL
Bu: Tiers, ~ .hsrs, Il, d.qrt 70 aci~.'"
The last sound Of the song Ged on the
air, and then she bowed her head upon the
instrument, and sobs shook her frame. No
tears came 70 her eyes, but hard, dry sobs
seemed as if to rend her heart Gsunder.
A step came along the hall. In the midst
Of her keen agony she heard 1t, and, arising
hastily, she CLAD hc:scIf in shawl and ''sea,
side" and appeared at the door just in time
to meet Ned Holmes, wearing smile on
her face and saying, gayIy:
Hooking for me, were yeu7'
eyes, Miss Nettie," answered the young
man. "ihe littlc Flying Cloal oniy awaits
yonr sweet presence to distance her name
sake Of the sky above
HoiIsse- Reed lay quite still until the
echo q! their footsteps hal died ont. Then
nc slowly arose, gaboca hts eyes, stroked his
whisHers, and placing his hat on the 5ac!, Of
his bead, remarked to hinaclf;
by Jove, there's more in that CIR! than
gave byr credit for, Wonder if it's Char
lie Cray shes been singing fprthis morning.
Something Of that sort, in warrant. Well,
believe. III cultiyate Mrs Neitia little
h:t's see! UJp aLthe Lake House tonight;
il course she'll 90. don't think need
20 afraid an, an old s.ager, as ratten
,ays Any way, Il! see what In NeNc Nel
ie IS mHdo OF. can g pretty deep with
az gnt''n. nirai.' ,n2aocntIy survey in :
himself in the perglass opposite.
UJItoandcl I.fk,' he mn'terea, leaving
he room, and closing the door noise!essly
.ter him, a. il fearful that Neltie might ye'
,aturn, and fll cnt that he had been u vii
less to her en- ptiou that mornihs.
Nettis was brilliant when she appeared q
! he Lake House that evening, and SO llUl
! lister Reed observed, wondering why he had
Acver cared beto 10 cultivate Der.
He resolved to do so now; SO, approach
M neF' Tie '9''c''e- inc +oH'F O Ne' n"'
Ger 'ha h'A' o""-1' "~-e1 prove" - %
FoH"u "4"'
Al monster f''e" 'o'oQ i" dance "''5'"''G
u was rome ".''1 "H' Il 'H'Fa was any
~"'ng III WING" "e'H2 o&~e''e"' !: WIS '"''
'"'"e G'Ace' % - ''' S'"s5' "'-'N ''t4'
Gu "eF 10 d ''1'' ne S'''"'y 'ooN d SV''' az ut
''"e' ana '"%"yf" tH''e' 'o'H 10 pa'''
@eemea. ANA MISS Nf,'le' 100 eS2i'"o "a
Ter t'Sc'n"'i"hS % hPt? "''i 'oer'' 0'V W"
'''eFm1A51 "o s"'"'1 repent Oh VIC ""Sf"
.'o"9 speech ne ma" maze on ''e p'a"za.-
% "'l the artillery OF He' c""F'AS o. 'n'"'
ma manner were pf'oG1' 70 o'hF "s'."H
Alm' A"d h't WITHOUT '4e''' N'aH' ',,s
ishi In"na NJ" :. hsr ''97i oay "'ssF "a!
was ne h9T escort !" u'"''o' f'+'"s OF p'"'4"t
excursions; IN Gi'e' morning. f"'hoIe' 0
IN eTen'ns chat ?'er tho piano or . neF
book. His companions looked on rant
P'tIsn 6'EinS It as MS op ",oa Inst ".'2e,
vas pretty wei! CONS |"''e NJ" l-V!!"c
sulked ana sad h"th'"s'
Ana 80 the 1'y' +Pea on
| Charlie Vfay Haa LEI! to'Tn' anu n9lh'nl
had been heard Oh h'n' Inc t'm 81 "f'.
Y son had resumed ba5'HeSS, tnoH&h upon
Wat capital, no one knew. EV'-sh''y ."e.
we're doing well 81. Q. 'a"f',e' 10 O"
HHe"; or II they co. Ee'"' aver "e'e
aeaF4' ii }lo'.iS'sF t.ee' "he", ne @'"' N"e'
SelI enon2 "a"' belonged 10 H'' o"n 'Ht''
Is; never 10 tex nor ne rs"'o'noeFs. 'nA
sesHe IN the @ags0ns1 PaE.'T' ""cn H"'''
imagined nerse.! "to@e win heF own ne;'''
tie tnonGh' DC hhe" !oE ""o'N 'n"' e.:' quo
had bseg .eXh'b'Iad' ohe FAD Fov:d 'A"Fl1
fray, yet WOW! g>' marry h!N ncca'Se n
vas p@dnl!ess. 1st WY should 'hat FF2
vsptI che mao enoAg" ior notn' hHt Pei
maps Charlie had not Asaea her-H'4 nc
pride prevented her making any o'eft"Fs'
ND had long ago 4l9:'ed oat her love 10
Charlie Gray an" c9atcEe4 j.. Nf'" nuns .
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