American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

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movement and the COW came toward
her. Inc Young lady dropped hcl
Sketch- pook, ana screamed wildly
l hiaue my appearance and the COW
ran away. l picked mp the book and
handed II TO the young lady, who
"iuSne'l uetpIy.
/ Kho" II IS very rIdlcnlons. to be
aiiaiu Oh poor harmless COW, she
F''. H'ti!iil,@' nu1 L cannot helP II.
uo HcIe"i III
=. 1 am very %Iaa N"n could not heiP
1t III i','s i',S'"i'cP' $ald /, II L may
Ii"Ne nave ."e pressure oI seeing you SAFE
hoiie.
one pluS"ri again. an" looked To-
""t" 'he mousse ! ma" j"s' ieit.
=, 1 am s'opplhS' just now at MIS-.
i"l LIN III : ,r;,,
c.,-,l.s WI . @ -'i'' IA , 'oo 'ui !. am
~ ,"''''
M nI1 tho','' ! n''i 'o,SN i'h'H.
od ,"t 't,, 'mei' | ',, We MIi' ''' 'eI "cq'aiht-
'ii'''' we I'ic''''' nave peetl Ill
,'N anu "'lTio VIC I'%'ileu h"iile
""I :" ~ h'V"' Wy genuine
'I; wa, 't'liH ~ I"NG WIN
o i-''H "iiiiici -A"o "hISl'er-
y" ~ ~, ''iI .-
nt.,. ,3',''il l,' H''"" "; ) o" 'i'e he''t"s
/ ~" e,,i >,'i" C'' stay NO
es' 10" ii"'I oe'ter,
:, " ell' t''r'e '. sue SilS, an" ne hoa-
,'eu III .iIe "ItectloI 0l Il Iady sitting
oIo'o. hlSs lazy. JuSC aS expect
eui AN @ olG nia'd' tati' Gauht, sun,
elloW' win ii @oodlSh sort OF lace
lhaI mao never peen handsome, ana
"o".u never see tllr'y-two again.
and = 1aai5eI pltie[ , pm TO taNc' axe i thought
""t "'''u," II! 81 !" nave OUT my Hii-
! tatlon with Miss Lacy.
Well, We had it ont, Or-n0,we did
not have it out. We could not. The
more l saw Of the girl, the more
was in love with her. MadIy, des-
peratrly in love. For the first and
only time in my life. the idea of work
occurred to me as a possibility. |
thought that | could work for her.
@! those evenings il thcmusic room!
those drives over the still. country
roads, those afternoon brpakfaSt
chats! never did see anybody so be-
4 witching a. was Susy in her mor ming
wrappers.
As you may imagin Twas making
small progress in the good praccs of
Miss Ellis. the hpiresS. But there
came one dav q letter This Intta,
was a dun. If was not TO he maid in
scrans from tbe opera. or in Sufv,s
soft whisners. T shut myself mn y
whole afternoon, and decided to win
Miss Ellis.
That was a RAINY evening. a mis-.
I Der It Y; IInW we'll | remem-
drawing ruurT. ,Jrtoy 'tiittt--&v LLtt9 tie
for me beside her, but | crossed over
to Miss Ellis. Miss Ellis looked first
fluttered and then pleased. She
talked very well. She was just the
person whom | should have liked tC
engage as gOvernesS CT Ter my
children when / became family
man. She played chess, also; play
ed it very well. L did not WISH t'
be too precipitate ; SO, IN the morn
ing, | went out again WIN ousH. on on
ra'leu NE an""O i"S 6"''''oi Wv ''-0
1or MISS hliis: o,14;ro+oa ,,lr
'olle - 9 ai,- 10y o'', 1anI ho. - hr MI
l answered Sa"f1'I' I ,'nn ,, l"""% "'' " - 40
ilah' i'lln" an. =, H'' oI,ro,,1 rn rrl m
rehchS III my a''.C, ho+,.,
ler cieNei'ie'H " oo',n' n,,a,1,,1,, en-,
g. ouSS .i.,. > S"',-. ,rarn, rich hIush. an
once or twice al.elM"Ius V;,h l oHI oausl .,
p nras,ion. LoIf sad. half inquiring.
Tn tho ,ftornoon. | WAS again
!, ,+tord,rcn on Miss Ellis. Gthel
4 rall;od mo os Susv had done. and
a m,da the same answer: | was struc
n b,, Ms EIIiu, cleverpess.
+ paor littIa Susvl How she use
20 1ooI- Of ma with eyes so full
N Snrb innocent astonishmcnt and r
if nroach If was hard not to 80
|. To-, INF Lypcw nv only safety W;
n. i,u s+icI,i,o close to Miss Ellis.
" Anothnr letter came from the cit
~ lo,tnr I must have mon,
" ~ onoo and ,s T couId not see A
- ,,,,r, 20 ovuI,in | vrotn hi
va thEs.
n ' l,o'o f,o
- bEAk ~ 81 % '.'i Nu'''''lL7 ,I
- with the Ems VII '''I 81, 'l..1 l..1l VI
~ iler h'VS ''o"S''I'' nous ~ r|m" ,'n 'i, h,,r an :
~ ahl u'Hp'' ''''f :'''l ri,aII ,,,.
~ daS OF my hI'.i !i, ''I1 hnn,, ,,,n,l m"S
tr an ueptT' anu '',' ~ ',',,1T ,.,,n.,h"d
~ l 'niiN 1 IeHe Il wa" ~
nms as my ne. rrorcr