The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

) =, M. Lebrun gave a spring Il
/ his chair on reading this sentence
t. He. loves yen, and you rloy
himEh he cried. Haze I read right!
Yes, papa -. -. =. l-.,-
! so you own it p -.,.,s,,
, Ny mother loved you, and snre
ly I can. love NJ. Leon!
;9sIt is true; but then I was il
business. = - - =
ssW ell, papa,' ] ulia replied, will
1.-The greatest GOODNESS, if that: il
syhy. mother loved yop it. is >fo.
|the4 opposite reason:that Hove N
Leon ;.7-,,;. ..>-.,.s>, a...; >. 42-..,;
t. But what does he want p =: ..,,<
He. wants my hand. ..,.:e..
Upon my word, bis request is {
| bold one. But how. do YOU know
that he wants your hand ? go
49, Because he told me yesterday
THAT herwoufd- and ask .yot
fer it,! \ -. .. -''! -
r. $50 you were. talkingsto1Dneta an
i7oaher1in secret p. ., =. - *
Ir~RYes,4papa.',, - ;.s.'< < ~ So :
Often Z. .<.o4 - So > -: 49,: :r..
IS ts.Yeryaeften.' e1s.=iss ss., ): se-;5.,
OIL. zs~., -: e,;..-.,.
-: IS s said Be: va would loEs me e al i
/. tAnd yoa Il a's11,s answered ERE him i'm r.
I That would love him to the
end Of my days.
F. And when did you talk togcth
ersin2that style ?'Sr ''~~:7~ 517
+, when L was, pouring out you,
Eteasas ,.>.-.~. -. .,.>.i' -, - g.:
E-.esAnd that, went on under. ll5
tseyesg ~ ee-.-: -. .:> - :. :.;s
Always: 80 <. :se- = -. -.
- Ard / saw nothing, Of it2,s
+ sYeu could not see, anything
Papaa yoa sl always way s had je yoqr N spec:
tacles: on. .....
- very g goo(a; o(: said NJ: Lebrun,, ri.
sing and h1iing up the letter with:
o5ut finishing it. very good, Miss
yoou will GO back: TO Boarding
school 80 ;S'-s,5 -; So;
ss=sAN ba6,shalh{I do5here 2Hsasked
,Ja ha ]; tnsa8ene @hiehspreSed that
she+was not the. leastin.the eworld
afsmd@of her fathers threats: sand
that she was certain Of haHingthe
best. Of the, bargain. ...,,>t.-z..,.:-
You vii. stay, there til !, baye
found you a husband, +n,,....s,
f. OF Your own choosing. papa p
:. '0f nay ehoesin e.
'sT An! then I won t marry him.
You WON'T marry him p '''.1'
., NO, papa
: -.esBeeause 81. = ,~..,--:&
= Because it will not be NJ. Leon.
- sAh4 then you mean to have NJ.
LeenY. - -. 80 70, .. ,
: Yes papa .. -.. ::
sTou won't have any one. else ?
No, papa ...,,s -,
the match p
Yes; papa
- asI shah write word to NJ: Leon
mot to- set foot ia1my house again.
80 Oht- I shall seet HIM alb the
Same:' 49, >,,&s~. "a: -. 80 = :
, And where, pleases' 49, &,,''
AT my windows and IwiH write
to him =. 49,. =,:.,@,c. =
- you'll write to him!- And what
will you write to him?, s., -. -
=. That T love him, that you are
d tyrant, and that. when I am of
age, / viii marry bin n spite: of
you :
And where did you get those
fir principles p / f.
; '4read them
3 On what book?
In the Code
I'm the Code! Who would ever
believe that that tabernacle Of the
rights of man and Of the laws Of
society contains such thingsP
ARTICLE 227, chapter on the
rights of major children
DO you know what dowry you
will have when YOU marry :?
Yes, papa; sixty thousand
francs
4 will suppress your dowry.'
. you cannot. 1t is my mothers
fortune. When I come of age you
will have to give me my accounts.
Article Sc, chapter on guardian
ship.
And who told you that all those
things were in the Code?'
M. Leon ; you know that he
knows every thing, papa
And that he has nothing on
t: other hand
No matter, he will make his
fortune
Never
You have told him so yourself.
II
You; 1 have heard you compl!l'
ment him a score of times on MS
good education, and add, that with
that he was certain Of the future
Come, my. little papa, sit down
again and let US chat
NJ. Lebrun sat down again, ano
Julia on his>knee.
you love me dearly, don't you? ?
said the young girl, arranging the
knot of her fathers cravat. =
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