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

ces, because, after ali, Il Is the best m the
place. We had great difficulty II Inning
even proper vehicle 10 convey us 10
Stonehengs, and were forced finally 70
take q hege, clumsy wagonet, which Is q
peculiarly English Invention, surt OF
omnibus without ton.
We drove ior miles over the drearlest
plain ii the world, without seeing house
u- 4 human bsIng, and mac just caught
Bignt of rhe rIighfy stones Of the old
DruidiGal temple ahead, when II bsgaD 10
rain II was q fine, CirIZziy rgzn 'thnf EDon
shur out everything from view eznept np-
iscts close III hand. Suaderly there
luomed through the mist carriage. IN
another moment We we're by It's slee. 1t.
was stationary, having broken down The
driver. aud Z maI-servaBt out nt livery
stood stupidity regarding tine shattered
wheel, winnie lazy looked put Ot either
window.
ave must give I'D Srunahsngs, raIu
Char ne, '.and take Ihess indies back ID
Salisbury"
'.LsertaInlY," i answered.
BY thIs time W. nae ahshtea- u nat
was nv surDrise 10 recognize III two u
the Iauiies, Lady Emily and Lacy Louisa
NavasUur There was 2 LrIrd, who an
older, HDd was evidently theIT mother
CEariIs had advanced, hat of, 10 the door,
10 offer or assistance; Dur wnen ne saw
tne LADY LUulsa, hs cOiorsd 10 tns TEN
pies anc was 50 enl:ls.rrisssed that ] ha0 10
eUnfe I'd ms relief
Tine COUNTESS WIS Tr0-Use II heT thanks.
She uHgiItsc II once
:. u.
ram, al The c0acnmap c0ulu nae 0Be 0i
rte horses Iu-0 Saii- bury, shf saId, 1-aud
that, yUU know would huve tassH hours
+ Come, girls II / am not mistaken, F" she
added, addressing ms, ".yOu are Amer
icans'
/ ! bowed assent.
= should nave guessed as much, even
/ # ! mad nut known you. Aou look sur
prIsed. But Cant l.OidsIreaul a. Ihs
opera, mentioned vDu 70 us The UthHr
night And nobody but an American, .
/ she continued, with Z charming smlie,
would have offered aid So graoIBu4iy-
/ ! an ashamed 10 say Il, PIT OH tnsIIsri-
men, generally, are Ins most selfish, IAs
W0rst bred o. al trsvhleTs wHIta ygu
Americans &-s szael5y the reverse
THIS WIS vHry pleasant, Gud T'Ut me II
gUIts EoUd humur WIN nfvs=lf, a-6 with
-rhG countess also. T.c;,rs z ..v arranged y
scat iar hsr; Charlie bronenI u her TWO
daughters; HnC WAT Wl5n umbrellas a. c
WRAPS, without which BJbDdT ever truvelg
II England, Bur party was BBOn quite
cumfuTJgDie. The mau-servant Jumped
I'd on the BUZ, the driver turned rue heads
OF MS horses, uDd We were Of Tor SaIis-
bury, leaving the other cOuehmau To Ger
home, with his broEen clrrIage, The best
way he could
. We were on y IL London & few DAYS,
saId rhE Countess, EesUmInc Jba cUUversa-
non. ''a t aIe UIs oar wav 70 the Isle 8-
( y AIaHt, dOr Ens heal-n OF nly 0-her C.augb-
ter, whom We nave ieft IL the hotel
Emily, and she turned 10 The oldest OF
the tWO girls, these are the amsrican
friends Oi Capt. Coilis1ream"
line couHEess and / kept I'D a Drisk
conversation al the way 10 SaiIsburv, IL
winch the Lady Emily occasionally j0in-
eu GharHe mac MANAGED 10 yet along
. sIoE d the Lady Louisa, whom he munOI,-
OiEzeo as much ar possible; and TO Judge
1Tdm the HVeLy way they were going on,
ne hau qGIts recovered from has enbar-
TassmsBL Few men couid make them
selves as ag-eeabie Us Gilgriie be was one
o. rhe BEST takers / ever knew
''TnIs Is 3 dismal place at :,est," Raid
the countess THE worst Inn IL Z caths-
drsl towU IL al England; and ! fear You
gentlemen are nO5 too wei. accommodated
F e arrived here before YOU YESTERDAY,
fno, ano secured the only I0israbie parlur
ieft- II p quite barn, bun better thau
Eiie e0fee-r,eUm, WINCH l0Oks absolutely
intuie-auis DO dine WIN us -
We were on y TOO glad TO accept tins
Invitation / had already discovered rhat
Lhe svasnurs knew great many people
f.. That VT knew indeed, the second s0D u
the countsEs hao been II America and
both Charlie ana / mad met him So we
we're az once on comparatively Intimate
terms.
The next day we devoted 10 the cathe-
Gr2l, and II : drive 20 81 iit0n Uouse-
On both OCCASIONS I attended the c0un-
/ tess, wEEle Charlie devoted himself 20 the
girls 1U1 he managed, more taun D3ce,
10 ret the Lady Louisa iOT baI an hour
to himself, leaving NE 10 entertain the
Lady Emily and her mgther. / must
eunze ze=s / iLDelted INN IL 5nis maDeuyer.
I said le myself, Charlie is bsEtsr-Io IonkIns
than Any London swell, and qUiEe as rich
a. mesI OF -hsm--Why shOnIdu he 20 IL
and WIN II hs can
And 1t began 10 look as Il ne cOnid. Il
he had 1aI.en III love III FIRST sight, i was
not So sure put that the Lady Louisa mao
done II, 100. At any rate, / was resolved
10 give GhariIe q chance, whenever
could The cnuntess did not Eegm to sns-
pect the state OF ahalrs. But nBce o,
twice ] thought the Lady Bmiiy did.-