The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-12-11

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time. Daisy. Yon see Mr. Fou
church roIl, llntcd go lrmgly ior
me- 10 take her. that couldn't help
i,"
"vcry well, ascuicd Daisy meek
W. and Herbert repeated within
mmssift the pcus OF praise hc had
chmtcd IN Mr.. Portcros cara;
d Thcbest little wife in the world,
/ But, Notwithstanding all this, Mr..
Auscourt was not exactly pleased,
when, at the self.smc bal masluc,
during the gay period ofunmasking,
he sawh wife = innocent face crown
ing the picturesque costume of a
Bavarian peasant girl.
"IIallo" he calculated, rather I'M
graciously, you here
f "Ycs," lisped Daisy, with a girl
ish smile. "You said everybody
/. went. And O, Herbert, isn't it
nice"
r Mr., Ainscourt said nothing more,
/ but Mrs. Fenchurch found him q
very stupid companion for the re-
t mainder of the evening.
He was late at dinner the next
day 4; but, late az he was he found
r himself more punctual than his wife
u and the solitary meal was half ovel
y before Mrs. Daisy tripped in, he
cashmere shawl trailing over he
,s shoulders, and her dimpled cheek
all pink with the fresh wind.
q "Am | behind time? Really,
ID am sorry, but we have been driving
10 in the park, and
IS "Wc! Who are wc?' growlc
her husband.
"Why, Colonel Adair and l--th
20 Colonel Adair that you 20 ont wit
so much"
r.. "Now, look here Daisy ejacul'
il ted Mr.. Ainscourt, rising from Il
table and pushing back his chat
~ "a dair isn't exactly the man ] wa,
you to drive with?'
a. "But you 60 everywhere wit
no himw rr a
on Il dare ssy--but you and ! are tv
different persons" FftuF9
"Now, dear Herbert" interpost
~ Daisy, wilfully misunderstandiir1
H. him, "you know 7 never was a b
y proud, and the aristocratics that a
- - good enough for my husband a
~ ~ good enough for me. Let me gi'
~ you few more oysters"
i'd Ainscourt looked sharply at l
rs wife. Was she really in earnest,
Is was there a mocking undcrcurre
,ld of satire in her tone? But hecou
nv not decide, so artlcss was her cou
I tenance.
n. UT1l talk to her aboutit sdmetin
in. was his internal decision.
NO, "Daisy" be said carelessly, VIII
dinner was over, "Ive asked
va Mrs. Barberry,to come and spo
j.. the day with you tomorrow.
w a "Oh,, have You? Pm sorry, 70
/. 4 am engaged out tomorrow
. "Youl, Whercs" q
"Oh, at Delmonieo'a. I've joir
- Woman's Rights Club, aud
7 meet there toorgauizc. y 3 w
M M "The deuce take the woma
rights CALCULATED the lrate husba
"Ofcourse / don't believein tbs
but It's the fashion to belong I
club, and such nice place to e
: :, I, evenings"
ans @ Herbcrt's. heart stnotc bin bun
~ answered rosolutely
~ II beg gsycu'will give upthis ri
y ululs idea. What dowomen "
US of clubs Z"
), Il : "What men do ! suppose II
rcss- "But you don't approve Of il
se OF all"
hlm' "You belong to three clubs,
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