Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-20

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much with Mr. Hale at the Dance"
"And who is Mr.. Hale9" she asked.
ale is one of Gilbcrt's city friends, and
mother he is SO handsome" ta' F.
"And is handsome all you can say Of
him ?" 1.n. -4fa
mo mother, he is learned-and so diff
erent from Gilbert" b
She looked at me closely and said
"Well, he can't outdo Gilbert Willard
with his city airs, whoever he is" @
"He dosen't put on airs" said short
ly; and there we dropped it, and moth
er Dever knew the trouble that came from
that but I think she knows it now. and
pitics me out of the great peace which is
with her. af' afs' bis suis
But one day Gilbert came slowly
across the fields, and cofte in at our gate.
Mother saw him, and opened the door and
asked him where he had kept himself 50
long, and he said "Some of my city
friends are with US, and my time has been
filled, and Mr. Hale sent me to bring you
over, Mat; we will have quite party If
you will come" ' "
And mother said: ''. -
"Who is this Mr.. Hale, Gilbert?"
He told her about him, and then ask
ed me again to 60. And |, thinking he
had been sent for me, would not 60 one
step. So he went away, aud called af-
ter him-"My best wishes to Mr.. Hale
and Miss Howard"
II hadn't mentioned Miss Howard S
name, had l." said he a-. .t 'ga-l'
mo, but l fancied she was there; is
she not?" ~ go aH@siA 500
"Yes'-and he was gone, and mother
began questioning me why didn't 60.
Two evenings after, there came knock
at the door, and Robert Hale stood there,
asking me to go to the parry at the Will.
ard House-said he came with an invita-.
ton from the company to bring me back
So put on my grand dress and went
and night after night would Robert como
Colbert never,) and | would 60 with
him, 81 f. a
/ liked the people met there, and the
music Mary Howard brought out OF the
piano with her white fingers. And Mary
would play for me while l sang them al
my old fashioned songs, and stood and
wondered at, and hated her, singing tt
her playing t'e '.la'4' .'
One night, after we had tired of oui
music. we went out under the great trees
-Gibert and Mary, Robert and /. The
moonlight fell through the branches il
great spots and the wind whispered to thc
leaves, and seemed to sob and moan above
&c pobort and sat down ., ,;tt,,
honoh il ,ho sh,dow ana wo;.o,, far cns
bert and Mary coming across cleared
spot, where the moonlight fell around
,bem His bc,a was bent Inv to sncal
to her, and her eyes were lifted sbyly VI
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