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


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Daisy a'ua, h1lau oxcus, topI,aaL
rlesut, hor mother .n.iaw bore
douu upon h,r, aum.ter ''l hdy
IN black satin apl a rhosuut.bfown
wig.
"pau,. YOU are making my son
wrctchcd" "
"Am a.. cried Daisy "pcar
me, / hadn', an idea oiit. Whatt
the trouhlct'
"lou must ak himself, said the
mother iu.law, who belicved--scu.
siblc old lady---in young married
pcopC settling thSir own 'lilic,ltics.
"All | know is the bare tact
SO Daisy went home 10 the draw -
ing-room where Herbert lay on the
sofa pretending to read, but in re-
ality brooding over his troubles.
What's the matter, Herbert e
said Daisy, knccling on tho floor
beside mm, and putting her soft,
cool hands on his ieverish brow.
! "The matter? Nothing much,
only an miserable" he sullcnly
answered, t
"But why p she persisted,
because you are so changed
Daisy ti.aa Vmt5
"lIow am | chsngodi'
r "You nre never at home; 70,
r have lost the domesticity which was
r in my eyes, your greatest charm.
= never have you to myself an!
more, Daisy; don't you see how thi
I is embittering my life" -a-
q "Does it make you unhappy !
she asked softly. ha
4 "You know thatit does, Daisy.
"And do yop suppose liked i
Herbert" qr.5 fai -.ri1 1L
y "Wh hat do you meant he asko'
Il mean that | passed tho fir
i, year Of my married life in just sue
= a lonesome way. You had no d
: mesticity.' Clubs, drives, billiar,
~ playing, and champagne suppers O
crossed your time; ], your vii
II pinel at home, alone i I
because you would have laugh,
- at the idea and called it u woman
whim. ! resolved when we VIC
= first married, to frittor away Meth
- time nor breath in idle complain
& lhave simply followed your, exar
70 pie. fit was not agood one, who
70 fault was that? Not mine, surely
s.l "No, Daisy, not yours" abeo
81 don't like this kind of life
went on Daisy. "Itisafalsc excl
''' ment-a hollow diversion but
VI persist in it for the same reason
:, :, suppose, that you did because
~ was the fashion. Now tell me II
-" bert, whether you prefer 'fashic
able wife, OF Daisy p
~ "Daisy--a thousand times
"But, Daisy can't get along W
= IA thcatrc-going, club-living h
''I band" :" '''r'' '''
n' "Then she shall have q h
band who finds his greatest hap
ness at his own hcarthstone-wh
wife is his dearest trcasure---v
has tried the experience of surf
'o' and fiuds II unsatisfactory. Da'
We shall we begin our rnatrimoi
career aneww lAn8rnt .earai +
m And Daisy's whispered ans
nd' was "Ycs."i i} 1f'H 1H
I'M; "Butwhatmust You have thou
% a Of me All this time!" she asked
, Oh aftera little while. y aeAa ~
81 know what I1think nowr'
he HAnd what's thats' om,43a
4 athnk that you arc the
a'e- wife nthe world" 3,bha gTf f,
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There is no other spoken
AZ guage SO cheap and expressive
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