The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-08

excessively that they were more than ever
inclined to treat her with affectionate disre
spect. Jane said to Miss Mill that she was
not cut out for governess, and Miss Mill
replied that anybody could see that but
Polly had lofty sense of her own dignity,
and not the remotest idea of the temptation
she was to silly kind folks; and thus she
started on her career with clear eyed, happy.
hearted confidence, brave and safe as Una
with the lion, all the aim of her life being
personal independence, and ability to save
Jane and help her mother.
Polly Curtis was blessed in dear school
friend, three months her elder in experience
of the world, with whom she kept up brisk
correspondence, nobody but themselves be,
ing able to imagine what they found to say
in their long and frequent letters. 70 Mar
garet Livingstone, with all appropriate seri-
BUSINESS, she had confded every step in her
progress towards liberty and Immediately
her engagement with Mrs. Stapylton was
concluded, she wrote off to her solemn
statement of its conditions, winding up with
the expression Of Il hope that she might be
strengthened to do her duty in the station of
life to which it had pleased Providence TO
call her, and a brief moral essay thereupon
" You know, dear Maggie, am not like
you.-a Lird - Ne ~ Elv of the fold
ere. al neirbs, to All, mar a,.,n--r am a
uyy vr r.ariig. A... a.,r. .l5gr, .,,1, T5o,..
are for ooipn, and yaoi,,,. pfar ,ir,s can
afford 10 a.e1m Of love and jn.... r.. 4
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bocl, made for the Lurden9 Resides II is
tbe will of Cod 60 Sc 40
At this noint Of pollvs letter. M,og;e
wbo wos a .ho,s1 tol, oroot,ro vii, a
areat ,ondor heart hrole down .n1 h.aon
70 crv Sbo oon,J MT hoor 70 ,h;nl or ,ho
,ra,,y o,ovar r,,,o Ia.l;nc sLo Iaro1 and
worsisnne1 90 hav;na 10 ,rerL far worl, am1
a,c1anau1onoa wora nn;n.,l,;a;IIo ;1o,s 80
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oonII rot understand hor door pallv s,,v;nn
ike tbe teachers sbe Ind known: i soomoJ
rLo sa,,;un = l..L - ,,,onnh no;.,on
omslv IN ~ boz ,oors hroLo poh 10, hro,hor
tho mon of tho honso ,ra hoord al ho.
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M.na;a ;no,,;rod with .ocor w;s,f',ness as
;f tho,oh, had snruno mn in ber mind FIJI
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n ,''' " '"' % p'e'"S' s"'' AoD' 'oo,,y.
'"e 10 40 p'e''' 90 p,''' va" D'' 'u'
Pe'"ap' "c'D >, wv" 1"e IoD'. NV .''4"''
nau'" 'r'o a;.' ssa a a"sse' any W.
sr p..s. 1e"'n,o. "a 'Al
from school some ;nduloencs w,s duo n
her. and when her grief and its reason wbv
we're explained. Mrs. Livingstone consented
to pollv's being asked for n week not for
LONGER. until she saw for herself W hat sort
of n little body she was. Mao,;a wrote IN
exuberant iov and haste. nutt;n~ tho ;uv;,..
t,on into the most cordial Glad words and
made everything with nob's ossist,ncel az
soo,h aud o.sy y, tbo NOV .. ,,o c,o,
aud forward to the Warden House after.
wards, that there was no room for doubt or
discussion, only for plain Yes or No.
Jane obtained that it should be Yes. and
Polly despatched the reply. in which he,
smiles and dimples and delight were soberly
..a.o,o5 -, hoaor ,or,n ~ H.,