Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

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That Is what everybody says, both here
and in London. There are not two opinions
abont it."i The friends movedoif, and Lady
Brooke sailed, greatwhite luminous cloud,
into the space Mr.. Clifford had vacated. u
She doomed largely benighant over Pennie,
hoped she was enjoying her first Paris ball,
and regretted not to see her better engaged
than sitting still, She offered to try to find
her partner she had no doubt she could
s'Thank you. said Pennie ~ but it would
| be of no use, for cannot dance Then
she had to explain bi Lady Brooke was
amazed; urged her to try--anything passed
for dancing nowadays !; her friends would
make allowance. Pr aasf'' 1sia at4i t}anA
"I am very well entertained. The music
is lovely lido not at all care for sitting
still, replied Pennie, confused by the tone
Of compassionate patronage with which it
was Lady Broeke's whim TO address her. s
sil".What an odd little creature you are.l /
suppose it would be impossible to make you
look or think like other people. I should So
much like to. ask you question. can see
through your glove that you still wear the
ordering Of Rood" Pennie colorel slight
ly, and her air betrayed that she did mot like
the turn of the conversations j, Lady Brooke
became only the more inquisitive. ,.tTell
me-" whispered she, "do you hold your
pledge know your guardians have re
fused to recognize any sort of engagement
between you and Mr.. Tindsl but do you
adhere to it yourselves ?" ';'a5..,-- l,..t..s
II shall not deny it.; but ] do not ac7
knowledge your right TO catechize me, = said
Pennie, flushing deeper and deeper. 81
Lady Brooke only smiled superior at the
little country girls rebuff She had learned
all she wished to know; and within five
minutes she had apprized dear. deeply-in--
debted friend, on the look-our for a good
match to retrieve his, fortunes, that in, her
judgment it would be only loves labor lost
to pay court to Penelope Croft. .s.liaa aqit 81
Lady Goodwin had a chaperone's eye on
her charge the whole night ;,but she had too
many friends and acquaintances to greet and
chat with for more than this. II was cer--
ta;hJv t;resor1n,e j III brino 4 o;r, n han WHO
coulS mi bdanceo assnesiaiIv',o oirI Iaho,r ayhoo,rro
twentv ~, Naomi. wontaed tad e da,o. ! ,,;th Ns '70l
yq"If youcould have danced, Pennie, your
debut might have been quite q success, y she
said 10 her just before supper. Instead, Of
that, it is almost failure, and Lady Brooke
is gong about plying you. '- 9,'A
4" 4 don't care said Peanie. 80 There is
NOBODY mere snouid iike TO dance ,si with 4
nopouy aI mlna eyer neetlng agaih' VI
ono mas nol so5iy, poMescr' wneh MI; ~
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nef ola' ~ softe sappef7roon ne nae u
very asfeNnpie ua,ioi -quie'' easy' kino' =
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fouhe' anu he iooheu la'ner ia9tisueu anu
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rook IN N her freshness lnis wssii e OBVIOUS
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ION. ny lea her 70 supper lea Aeri WIN
uainees eaon 40 snis iofe, tnen iesaolteu her
'ne ions suiao- ". touins, .no colser1
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Mr.. Clifford assisted her presently to the
carriage the conscious intoxication of ii was
III her ewes and in heryoice. She responded
"a tis cain, Good.nisbtu with "A gentle flStI
ter Of the ,eryes. Come "a herself iajraaiirn apaaiirn,:
sbe tbo,Iobt what little siliv fooI shep Vas .
tbe fact being that she knew NOTHING, " Vet Of +
IL world and yarv little of bersolf
Tho noxt dov Mr. .Cl;fsard cal,ed nnon sir
Andrew and LADY Goodwin at their hotel,
THO oorr;o oe had ;ust heen broucht rm,nd IN
t,Ia t,;e,ns sar ! drive with pennie 70 81
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aa.;on. Mr. Cl,ao,d unaware Of them, ner.
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n Dreadf,, fate 10 be cut off in that s,,ader
vov II has never been cleared nm vct. has
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thine To Law Il to his brotherln Pennie ex