The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

F.Pse ngF' qhsi,iFg first With lpn then
h shc el, took irldep ture,
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rance about ten O'Clock, supsrbly dress
ed, and almost She first person she met
On entering, after having spoken 10 her
= -reaiasls sostsaa, was Sir Charles RYAN
def, whom abe thought had never look
ed handsomer. -
This is kind Of you, be exclaimed.
There is no one worth speaking to
hers, and / was getting swfully bored
Nay inquire where Carisbrook is
Did you not know that be bad left
tcrn she replied, shosing her pesrly
isth and 1eifering her fan. q am
quite alone. I do not know what l
shall do with myself
4 am acquainted with married wo-
men, snsuered Sir Charles, twisting
Bis nustache, who would not consider
esoh Az occurrence 3 calamity. They
would be glad Of a little relief from the
presence Of their lord and master.
That.is charming, said Lady Carts
brook, eagerly. You willstelI me what
those ladies did, viii you not7 Please
dotake compassion upon aud tell me-
with The greatest pleasure, rejoiped
Sir 0harlas Rvandcr i must premise,
however, thst my ladies were not Of
the Sentimental order. They did not
look upon husbands generally as an un-
qualified good, and they enjoyed their
freedom By such innocent little amuse-
ments sa giving dinner parties to ,sn
intimate friend or friends. I hsve.nad
such an invitation myself. boz St the
theater has diversified the proeeediogs
Excellent exclaimed Lsdy Caris-
brook, 4 am sure that I cannot do bet
ter than,folloW such capital example.
WI you favor me with your company
q ~ house 70 dinner, tomorrow It
rseTen, Sir Charles r
4 shall be most happy, be said.
Lily st. Aubyn came up and they
we're separated; but Lady Carisbrook
had made the engagements, calculating
upon her husbands absence, without
meaning any harm, though she ought
10 have known that It was wrong to do
anything which she could not tell his
lordship.
The greater part of the day was pass
ed BY her in buying flowers IN COvent
garden, and making Preparations for 8
charming little diuDer such IS would
s ones. display her taste and the re-
sourcss Of her establishment
In he afternoon sbe went to her
bedroom to lay down and sest for an
boar. She was tired. 1t had been
quite late when she left Mrs. St Au-
byn's, sn6 not used to such hours, she
found it difficult to recover from the
fatigue which they occasioned.
To her surprise she was disturbed,
as she was about g closs Ter eyes Er
a refre, hing Ileep, BY knocking Il
the door,
1t is only l, Emily, said voice,
which she recognized instantly.
Good gracious, my husband What
brings him back can he suspectr she
began, when her speculatious were cut
short BY the entrance or Lord Csris-
brook, who caught her in his arms and
Kissed her tsnderly, and cried:
Here I am again, dearest sooner
thansyou expected. An, what is this
You do not seem so pleased to see me
as thought you would be-
You frightened me. / was half q
sleep, snd my nerves are little weak.
Iwss at Mrs. st. Aubyn's last night
till late, she answered, rubbing her
eyss and sitting on the edge Of the bed
wrapped as she was IN the espacioul
folds of a pink dressiug-gown. But
what brought you away from Caldecott
in such hurryP
"A relative Of mine-WhO made :
fortune in India, became eccentric and
lived in London under another name
is dead, died yesterday in fact and hi'
solicitor has written to me TO say thai
be has left me the greater portion o
his wealth.
fVhera is nothing yery interesting