The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06
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PUT YOURSELF IN his PLACE,
By CHARLES READB.
Author u "F6aI Play" "Grt0In CAM, !" etc.

service; but his right arm was In q
sling, and 30 he was brought 10 O stand
still and Coventry was with Grace OF
the house, and 90 he, like her, was
tortured with jealousIes and neither
knew what the other suffered.
But everything vanished In food
OF Joy, when the carriage stopped, and
that enchanting face looked out at him,
covered with blushes, that told him be
could not be Indifferent 10 her.
lr0h, Mr.. Little, are you better2'
Pm all right But, yon see, can't
work. ..0
'Ah. poor arm /. But Why should you
work. Why not accept Mr.. Raby'a
oHerf How proud you arev
Should you have thought any better
OF me II l had2' uy~asf
mo. l don't want you altered, II
would spoil you. You will come aud
see us at Woodblne Vllla2 Only think
how many things we have TO talk
about now
.Why Of COURSE, .. u
And will you walt two years fol
me7 .a.t' ..p.I0.
Two yearsr (blushing like a rose
why / hope II will not be two days
before you come and see u.s.
'Ah, you mock me-
No; no. But suppose you should
take the advice l gave you In my mad
letter2' nd -. =.
There's no fear OF that
Are you sure" with a glance al
, quite sure.'
Then -. Good bye. Please drive
on -0.'0
She wouldn't answer his question;
but her bushes, and her radiant salts.
faction, her modest, but eloquent looks
OF love, fully compensated her silence
on that head, and the carriage LEFT him
standing there, o figure Of rapture.
Next day Doctor Amboyne rode up 10
tho farm with q long envelope, and
waved 1t over his head In triumph. Il
contained q communication from the
secretary Of the PhilanthTopIc Society.
The committee were much struck with
Mr., Little's report, but feared no man.
ufacturer would act on his suggestions.
They were willing 10 advance $500 10.
ward setting Mr.. Little himself up as q
manufactured, II he would bind him-
self TO adopt and carry out the i'm.
provements suggested In his report,
The loan 10 bear no Interest, and the
return Of the capital 10 depend upon
the success Of the scheme. DR.. Am.
boyne, for the society, 10 have the right
OF Inspecting Mr.. Little's books, II any
doubt should arise on that head. An
agreement was enclosed, and this was
more full, particular and stringent In
form, than the above, but the purport
the same.
Little could not believe his good for
tune at first. But there was no dIsbe-
lieVinR It, the terms were 80 cold, pre-.
else, Rnd-business-like. -,
'Ah, Doctor, said he, you have made
q man OF me; for this Is your doing, /
know
'0l course I used my influence. l
was stimulated by two spurs, friend
ship and my hobby. Now shake hands
over It, and no fine speeches, but tell
me when you can begin. my souls
In arms, and eager for the Fray" "a
'BeginH Why as soon as get the
..-. '-...
:That will come down directly, II I
telegraph that You accept the terms,
Call In q witness, and sign the agree.
ment.' ~. &
Jael Dencs was called In, and the
agreement signed and witnessed. and
away went the Doctor In high spirits,
after making an appointment with
Henry In Hillaborough for the next
day.
Henry and Jael Dence talked eager
ly over his new prospects,. But though
they were great friends, there was
nothing to excite Grace's jealousy. No
sooner was Little proved 10 be Raby's
than Jael Dencs, In her huniil-
lty, shrank back, and was inwardly
Of herself. She became re-
spectful as well as kind; called him
the young master behind his back,
and tried to call him Sir to his face,
only he would not let her.
Next day Little went 10 his mother,
and told her all. She was deeply In
terested, but bitterly disappointed al
Henry'srefusal Of Raby's offer. he
will never forgive rs now she said.
and oh, Henry, II you love Grace Oar
den, that was the way to marry her.
This staggered him; but he said he had
every reason to hope she would marry
him without his sacrificing his inde-
pendence, and waiting with his hands
In his pockets for dead mems shoes,
& Then he went to Doctor Amboyne,
and there were the five hundred pounds
waiting for him; but never having Dos.
seSsed such sum before. he begged
the Doctor to give him only Rl00 at O
time. To finish for the present with
this branch OF the story, he was lucky
enough to make an excellent bargain,
bought the plant and stock OF q small
master grinder recently deceased. he
then confined the grinding to saws and
razors; and this enabled him to set up
bis own forge on the premises, and 10
employ few file cutters. It was all
he could do at starting. Then came the
Important question, What would the
Trades say2 he was not long In sua.
pense. Grotait called on him, express
Cd his regret ct the attack that had been
made on him, and his satisfaction that
now the matter could be happily ar
ranged. This said he, is the very
proposal was going to make TO you,
(but you wouldn't hear me- To set up
as small master, and sell your cary.
Ing toolsto London instead OF 10 Hills
brO'.' Hrr
WHAT will that make me right with
the Trader
Pretty near. We protect the work.
men from unfair competition, not the
masters. However, II you Wish 10 cure
the sore altogether, let your own hands
grind the tools, and send them out 10
be handled by Parkyu he has got men
on the Boxi trade 10 dull.'
well, I don't object 10 that
Then l say, let bygoues DO gone.
byes.' -
They shook hands over this, and In a
very few hours II was known that Mr..
Little was right with the Trade.
His early experiences as a Phllan.
Ehroplc master were rather curious; but
! shall ask leave 10 relate them in a
series OF their own, and to deal at pres
ent with matters OF more common In
terest. .rLF..
he called twice on Grace Garden; but
she'Was out. The third time he found
her at home; but there was lady with
her, talking about the ball Mr.. and
Miss Garden were about to give. II was
. subject calculated 10 excite volubIli-
", and Henry could not get In q word
edgeways. But he received some kind
Chances that made his heart beat.
The young lady sal there and CAB
bled; for she felt sure that no topic
imported by male creature could com.
pete In Interest with the ball. 80, ut
last, Henry. rose In despair, But trace,