The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21

always had her own way aila'i 90 ~
aHAnd will have it still, j J. hopes
said Sir Hugh, If ! don't make
her happy, I shall deserve to be a
miserable man all my life, II aa'' I 1'p I
1 In, years stn come he recalled the
speech, and wondered whether some
strange misgiVingi had moved him to-
sSast then Frank Neville was a say "
ing TO Evelyn, ''Soi you did not think
me worth anIanswer h'bad aooM TaVlIi
,ShezoYass passing through 1.-THE
thropg towards, the deer, and she ney7J
er faltered or raised her head. No
one knew THAT the words fell upon
her with al Isudden chill, like a. cold
hand grasping her Bhearte She had.
seen her cousin amongst the guests,
and knew that he was looking miseT-
ably but she had been too much
ocunpied to think about that. IiW aasai
What do y0usmeans Frank? iaa1aa
.'.sOh, not much. Valentines don't
require answers in ageneral,w but
Il think you might have given me
few words, last February. H0#ev-
er, YOU'LL keepnmys secret.L No ronei
knows it but you, unless it is your;
husband. What's the matter, Eve
Ign? Y5dT l4pk as if you dor I'M
deFstand 'adT--E .fa1 .aLIIYal l'3'--
: Il don't" yiwaIa guiaiT llT
You must have had itai Li,missed
the post overo night, and gave it, to
RainR I'm, there, as / knew he would
sesydA the next dayrI .shD9'3V r.
.aTo1- my husbandpff -uoeqmafT .
Yes i fask -himTf7adQ 81 bun W
Frank" she said, with "a heavy
hand on, his arm, ! forget all this.
Never speak Of iti2ffor my sake N.Y.
: He looked at her with a pefplexeH
expression Of inquiry, but he saw that
She was whit white and furried and gave
/, = s W NV We have always Z been been
friends; have we not? Iew6uld ask
you Net,for goodswishes asayou have
mine; but the doctors g say there's
something amiss. here touching his.
chest; and I may not live to-never
mindl God bless you, Evelyn !'"9{DlTi
ITS MARK tONTHEfYEARs 70 COME b
\ Sir Hugh brought his wife esh0me;,
and his hair was not gray, neither had
any premature Wrlnnkkles ! 20 MARKED ar j bus bus
face; 10 his servants there appeared
no change IN him, either tor better or
for worse lie 5Wasi Just the same
grave slle9t I, rather Sellberate master
they remembered. They, did think,
indeed that he was dreadfully polite
I'd Risn laayS But perhaps that was
proper-betOre1serTantsi 9n5 hslW ~
SH HggRY IfskAng -nEysiy Roto the
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aslse ~ hy "a lazy ,1aelea T. ana n sn 1e
va ma5 O' Thoea va Nuep - ~ mSEselI,
puzzlingsS AT first they formed con-
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lyings Of wise heads; but. gradually the