The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29
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Cupbsrlaap9d ot old-,esroys ri, a::.a'~~5 IL
| ,uaI q came for . little .alk,9 :MasAa, ea'
I could ,a not. 80 To- church, May I hays
tea With you2 2s'm And ies I.took' .,the
keys and made made j # my heart WAS light
With d thsh happipas;ssz, pa;sz, s,y.>I, .?2a >gu od;
u told him et my: smisadventrre in
Little q Ashley church. and be .laugned
that ] low, clear laugh ,,of bis which
seems efi 4p to make every, one, JON iu:, it,
whether they will Or no.; then he bs4l
tisJ ,iJbl bright I + fase over my dog, and look
Cd '1tsr tesrfyy'ely y'ly into the intelligent eyes that
always . brightened at a word from him:
E"Et tn Brute !" The sad, serious
words came SO unexpectedly that Nat
started, and that made the laugh still
all the Jnerrier, and We we're all very:
cheerful and happy ustil.tea, vas aoyer,.
when Enrol seemed to grow absent and,
quiet. Presently be- said, the flush
coming baekit to his face, 1Fou did not
say many wordsd toadMias' Mark this
::n.oraibg; Atadelein1:"" ''s. @2' 10 : :
-':'Yes, I'did, just twice a. many is
she said to e."!i.. int = ri, ..5:>.-,g
,'"She Is the stranger: You are e. e1-7 J
'peoted to:take'the initiative::'' ) +
Gam I not a stranger toto her,
Enrol"
1o"Bat;yedi yed are 4 at home here ~; besides, @4
you are re never shy" ..''.'. No'>'>. .
Yes TAI am-x ~, til miss is Ma Marts. s'51 '5'>
-o1tirl ~, .;i:sT'.::: = z III = l3t'nr>ii
"abesso..s sstb she *afl afilss liks; ;o, ~ bonnet met.
---or; ,jaoket--or gloves -; y,
"Nonsense; yop know your dress is
always perfection ;.vby should you fan
g such things p ri = i. ,.+,j H.,
~ HI don't fancy it; Ieav it in the ell,
ovation !t.i Of her nostril.;; and why did
sbe curttsey when she went, and not.
touch my hand 2" 81, sr..s
"Whg, May, that.is.not pride. They
seldom shake 'han4s at first 81 sht
among the'' sort Of : peopls 9she lives
with" 5sgt;: ~: !: 80, ~: :, ~:
c,<tBat this is second sight, and I
know 1t was the gloves; and. L; don't
care for her.: but She IS very, very beau
tifal:" I felt hot and angry, and
brought out each sentence with jerk.
"She is, indeed, he answered eager
ly; "more r. gre! beautiful than any one I
ever saw; is she not, Nat?"
II don't know all the people you ev-
or saw: said Nat, coldly. +
tBot is not Miss Mark-very beauti-
1"1' u: u! 3il:, -. I. -: i !, =:
"a gould rather have her head in
marble At once then [ should not have
tho disappointment of expecting a
change thatsnever comes. 1>go. very
weary Of its ssinehess this morning: 7
would not care a;titabout my sermons
if all ny congregation looked So" ~
"Msy," sard Errol rather abruptly,
"will you come with us to Forthwith on
Tuesday? 'Ida and 1,ride, hrs Mark
and my father drive: Which will you
d0?"' cs.s's"7 !, .-.: ~ ~: '<i::.
I felt my eyes burning as if the lids
would never close over them again
but I hope I answered naturally when
I declined to 60 at all. He urged the
a little, but soon dropped it, and rose
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';"You will como to the Towers and
meet Ida often, won't you? The more
you know her the more you will like
her.,':o..s;i = ~; l., : 49, Is .
81 hope 50. Yes,1 will come. Good
bye3 ::~.'"= =: :t':.:...... 4:
Then he went, and tho sunset light
was gone, leaving the room full If
strange, sad twilight: md tho grand
old sacred melodies Nat played sound
ed to me like mournful cries for some:
thing lost; till I5could bear it no losg-
er, and came to write away my. gloomy
and impatient thoughts ,,s ..l:.:.-.:
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