The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04
LOLA MONTH";.

LOLA MONTH";.
Etum Fuehaa!s NOntity,:.
J ourhoStess was appsfenllyiin hIRl
Lspirifg, and untertAiied NJ vi NJ niRii1
d story OF her adventures at sea ami
on shore, but particularly with &C
counts OF her late visit 10 California
The pequhRtitywhlcp atluck me mos
forcibly In hef MANNER was q want o
repose. She seemed constantly on thC
alert as II watching for something-get
ting up from her seat suddenly, walk
ipg hufriedly Rlew ,paCesi then Blttinn
down again peEhRp8 ,oconpyihg thrSt
chairs In No many minutes. Not only
In the parlor but OF the table she show
ed the same uneaslnesS; she seemed L
change altitude and expression almos
every moment, while her ready wit
bright sallles's sklllfully Worded Dol
notS sometimes even Hinged with d0ublt
entendeT) allowed no flag In the CONVEX,
eatiops and made the honfa paBh iiki
moments ~ ] ~ n q
When the time came for Us to leave
the gentleman 10 their wine, she said
Now, gentlemen, pray do not hurry
81 TlSh e haze ", e eOGd l9ng talk
When vi reachSd lhe pStlot ahe turn.
ed round TO me, and, taking both my
hands, kissed me on either cheek; and,
% she lowered 0 blind and shook up
the pillowA ola lounge. said, Now we
shall have cozy time
Sitting down by me, she looked at
me earnestly moneut-the wistful
look Of last night Creeping into her face
+qnA asked Ate you happy, my
dealf A little sadly (for I knew She
could not know my happiness I re-
piled, AS happy, madam, as Is posi-.
BILE this side Heaven-Lhe only sorrows
lEhave are The sorrows OF 0thers.'
lonRed TO put my arms around her at
that moment and say some loving
word 10 her, she seemed to me 80 bank.
rupt Of all true happiness; but feared
she might nlBund 0raland md, 6rFeBont
II 20 1Blmpiy Said, "Si1ce you have
asked me this question, and l have
answered It, will you forgive me II l tell
you that you do not seem happy TO mel
Y9l appear 90 restleas and dlsqqieted;
PQvei and ofersaRaih 't0T day yon have
made me think OF your dance lRSt night,
and almost believe that you have been
bitten by the tarantula.'
Rising from the couch beside me, she
stood mp, stamping her foot upon the
mating; aud, With d suppressed Vehe-
mence, as II endeAyorlng TO control
some powerful emotion, exclaimed,
Happy! I happy! No, never had q
truly happy dayyln all my lite. Rest
last fBitten Eby the Spanish iBpItiaf2
Yes; yes, Indeed; bitten by despair.
Rest or happiness are not for me.
shall not find either I'LL l am SO.'
-(Closlng her eyes aud crossing her
hands uponE1eF breaSt.1
And then$ asked softly. sup
suppose she thought It was can't or
else some reyulslon Of feeling came
over her. ioE turned d WAY, with az
indescribable shrug, saying, 10 sharp,
p Pafdon NEIL said, Il did not mean
70 hurt you. God knows l would help
you II could. There Is One who can.
Can you not 20 10 HIm2 BE has borne
our grleis and carried our sorrows. He
knoweth our frame. He remembers
NE are dust. He Is mighty to save.'
: The glitter faded from her eye, but II
did NOT soften, and aha answered coldly
and hatdlyS-tHe nefer5caf my
grief; He doesn't remember me: He
never knew me. Come, let Us talk of
e0methlng felse. do you not almost
die OF ennui here2 No women, and the
men 'muGSF'
7 laughed, a6dl said; YOU foteeh that
inc nuns Hreatt 1ndiHerentt 10 me, and
that reloice In husband who is'--
fSking the word from my she said;
'Oh, yes, perfect 4 dare gay! Well, :!
know men .weli; anu mink he Is good
An hour OF pleasant chat, concerning
at eneLaly, and an art In paEtinulaE,
tolloWed, and a. the cl9se, q y Ahe said,
< Know yon are NOT coming % nee me
dance to-nignti and lndeedh am glad
you are pot i shall ways remember
Lbs visit Wieh pleasure. I Eel thai yoa
pre- EE'1te, and 1 have, aeentinyonr face
the Lovtng LOOK. snail neyefiorgee ~
Tor crave love more man anything
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