Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-23

with shooting Hugh Tindal, if they'd found
her ever so, as people said Pa tramp with
baby. We may talk and talk, but we know
nothing for certain, except that deal of
folks held to their hard thoughts Of Mr.. Ar
thur, when all was said and done-ay, and
holds to 'em STILL"
''What did Miss Sylvia do, and his moth
err What did he do himself afterwards ?"
Pennie asked.
ellis mother,poor thing; she died week
or two before he came back from Normin-
ster. Miss Sylvia believed what she was
told, and that was the worst. He took it
all in proud bitter way, and stood his
ground goodish while at the Abbey before
he gave up. I've heard DR.. Grey tell of his
riding to the meet the winter AFTER and
finding never man but himself in the field
to shake him by the hand. Folks said he'd
taken to the property as if he was glad to
get hold fit, and they kept him off like the
plague. He's been capital lanlord, must
say, and has neglected nothing but his own
place. He stayed there through the spring
od .hor, ,hot M;s. s;,r;a wo. ro;nr ,o ho
married to a Sir Thomas Brooke, a gentle
man she'd met in London, and before the
weddno wos ho fool, himsolf ofr, 10 Franco
II was onlv inst before Christmas that he
came back. Some people pities him in their
hearts, do believe, seeing him so forsaken,
anu ~. nosons n,s ileau up, aiu ioohins
gu ~ .no ,aue' ,ihe man 'iia' "on ie'
l1''. 1a1. ~ Ar.'e -, ~ i' II oau no'p ~
he' ino'her ho'hing else' DC
sureoi y. am cricu rehhle' WIN 'ears
Ill rei so,'I' ;.
misn coua pe sure oi III I've ever
SPOKE MN hlnuly iorJea was "rong,ng
MN ~ my 'nousn's ou' ~ 10 feai ieioi
10 my mlna tnat ne gone 10 MS own mouse
asa'n anu iei' me iiiihe 10 inysel' l "oh-
der Wnen BESSIE gong 70 let us nave any
tea. ! must DC seeing aller her' fenme'
love- IL was you shouia say hothing TO
your cousins OF Aunt Lester about that ring
MI iinuais given you' IL VIII pe pe'ter
no'' IL is enough you've toid me.
Pennie ecquiesced, adding that she intend
ed to solicit silence on her mothers part had
she not counselled it herself.
When Mrs. Croft rose the next morning
Bessie mad news Tor her. The loyeliest OF
Aiderney cows had Just been led into the
YARD py jacques, VINO was IN the Kitchen
waiting 70 see her'
80, oae4.,s eApeo'' -, " "aie .-on's VI
I ~ 10y ;, nsnoy 80 .oo' ne s.u ~ pe uiSappo'n'
brouobt ber hero fnr, NAV ho, w,ohod
fora Aldevnev GOO hut .I,vo M thorch,s q,
buv;no ono Give hin, h;o brooLfast ana
I'll speak to him when come down."
After a br;ef ;nterv;ew with t,,e or.;,;or
Mrs Croft sought po,n;a hor oor,aI,, oor,,
ali aglow with satiafaction and surnr;se
sIt IL very bandsom Of Mr. T;ndal I'm
sure and I never .xnectea No rotrrr +,
what do Won th;n,r penn;o ,ovo2 u.,s
sent me n nresent of n A,dornov ooo-o nor
fcct nictnre she is, Come out .nd ,oo,, =,
ber-sucb n downriobt boor,v os NJ wall
vour Amt Lister a,most ;eoiors =, Monsa,d %
5a;r,, '''>'
Pennie did NOT need tw;co hiddino she
so;vod her s,,on h,t al f0,,o,uoSt ton ~.
a. .oro,, ~, ,,o,,,..s.., -. A.. - 'oA
ture into which Jocoro. ord o,d 1aoo,,
,rora ;rdu,,,,,c a.. AIaas - ~ $500
usoo wo horo MA. pono,ouo,, ..,.,
Jacob, ..seo We here. this prittv. sweet
dossil cretur /; you'll ba' to larn MILKING
that YOU will"
"If Miss hasn't larnt milking vet it's time
she did and here's a rael COO that a queen
might milk" added JACQUES.
Pennie stepped into the deep dewv qrass
to caress the beautiful animal.
s,Let us call her Daisy. mother. the dain-
ty, prim thing said she. sob. what soft
gentle ewes, and skin like satin,n
"Shell tek to her; she'll larn milking
moo, she will,p chuckled Jacob. Pennies
reluctance TO slarn mill,incp he;ng n stand.
ing theme of argument between him and
Al. q ..u