Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20
vi ] & T. NY.
AGLIMPsE IN TIE REAR.

for a fc~ weeks. said la-yer Steele. Iook.
'ng sP from his paper.
Try Sitter tErned his cap in bis hands.
With do~ncast ewes.
should. sir. bat vas speaking for
DAVE simmons; be heard about the placs
6rst.-
And - Davie a. nice boy a. yoa Are ?
said the layer. with an approving glance
AZ Try trim figure and clean collar
lie IS very nice boy ,aid Try besi-
tAiingly.
The h~ycr ras quite sure be uas keep
INK something back.
Wei. is D. strong. ani handy. and
/ quicks Why didnt be come % see me
hiu.clfs'
H. is lame. sir.' said Ury. -itb regret.
fol oandor. ani g tirct him to walk 80 far.
90 said Ia cone for him
I lame - excisirnsl Lawyer Steele. sharp.
ly- Well. that's TIE end q ,hc matter.
What di3 ths jackanapes .uppo.s I want
. "a Of him. 90 perch LirasrM on a shell for
an oruameuts No. I ~ant a pair OF lee.
that can run ca crranjs froui uornip- AN
night. II necessary
Try booked % distressed
tliok you vould Ike him. sir
You arc good true friend. ,a,i be.
. more pleasantly ' bui Dayic uaal d, ii
no usc 90 me. ,bouii like 90 crracr roi
m his place
Try hesitaiei and dcmurrcl.
l donf kno~ ~hai DAVE -HI think
Perhap' n DAVE hal come birnseif-'
II -oald have made NJ diHcrrucc.' in-
teTuTtei lavycr Steele. =. .Lag ue call
ii a bargain? Her. take an grange. nv
boy. ~hiie yoa ar, making Up your mind p
Tbirk you.' said Try. a Won; cat IL
now Iwi.i take ii Co a,y l.iiic brother. be
. 80 ioni q orange
The old ia~yer beamei upon him more
eenialy .in.
Herc's another for your brother. my
fnc irI'ow. and. a. ior that matter. Won
uay a. weI tasc one home o. DAVE.
too. Nov good morning. Yoa u,ay conc
to-morro" morning bright and early.
I Cp bowed very respectfully. and thank
81 him, bat De- wiped his face wifh 81. r,d
bordered handkcrchicL ALTERED something
about poor Dave. ard went out seeming
more grieved over Dawes crushed hopc..
than eiaied wi,h D.. own good fortune.
\ fne boy sat lawyer Steele o. a cii-
ent
Appointing boy returned squire Up
ton. at-eniiy
Bet Mr.. Fred. the la-ycr'. con. looked
after thc rrtrcatin- squire ans sliI aotL.n..
bot thousht a cool deal
Tie fat va. Fred. '.ho had been ost of
io~n on some husincs. i7r his iatLer. Lad
thar morning iust reformed by raI.
paring the coarse % Li, travels. D. hsl
been ~hiiiei throa-h a great many places.
somc large AMI some small. AMI a. D. cen
eraiiy The case in tbs mode q travelHas.
bad made aoqusintsnco ~ith q great many
back doors and kitchen gardens
Nov tbs b. hai found very curious. and
flr from unintcrcstinr The hoa.e. secr-
90 to have thrown ~ 'belr mask ana their
company ma-ner.. anI revealed themsehes
in theirfcal iiir hni frue Characters. What
h'poeriie' some oi ihem were. For in
''ancf. hoT ~a' hs as'onishef when D.
vhiried r''t VI Barkers house in the next
town Tie kneu % o. ifs capoia. ani
siie glimpse ofihc bay uinlor. thc most
pre'en'iou' house within ira miles. Anl
D. remembered tiat on ihs street it .f-ol
in spo'ies' white dres'. with 70. brown
granite fest painted lec3r'a.iy ard neatly
before b.. ii. shutter. bowed ard firrcd
curiiirs dropped lkrrfe'iis ia fir 'a1ro1r
of rentcel rrrose. Brt al. in fhe rear.