The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-20
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CHAPTER XXII.-CoNTINUED,
He was not TO come home 10 Dime
that day, but stay at the works, iii Oh
sent for him.
AT six O'Clock. JAel Denoe came 70
him In q fly, and told him he was 10 q
home with her.
AN right, said bet but how did you
she babe me come and see her agalI
that day l brought the bust, So
went TO see her, and I found her Q,
busy. and doing more than she wa
nt, poor thing. so I made bold TO CIV
her q hand. That was yesterday ant
shall come every day-lf Ills only To-
an hour-till the curtains are oil up.'
THE ourtalnsl what curtains p
ASK no questions, and you will hea
Henry demonstrated; Jael recon
mended patience ) and, at last theI
reached little villa, half way uT
Heath Hill, You are ct home now,
said Jael dryly. The new villa looked
very gay that evening, for gas and flrel
were burning In every room.
The dlnlng-ro0m and drawing room
were both on the ground floor; had eacl
one enormous window with plate glass
and were rooms OF very fair size, dIylI
ded by large folding doors. These WerI
now open, and Henry found his mother
seated In the dInlug-room, with two
workwomen, making curtains, and ID
the drawing-room were two more, sew
Ing a carpet.
The carpet was down In the dining.
room. The tea-tRble was set, and gave
an air OF comfort and houseWifely fore
sight, In the midst oil all the surround.
Ing confusion.
smiled.
sit down, and never mind Us: civ,
MIN his tea, my rood Jael.'
Henry sat down, and, while Jael wal
the tea. veutured on a feeble
expostulation. Sits all very fine
mother, but I don't like to see VOC
make q slave Of YOURSELF
Shaving! said Jael, with lofty ali
OF pity. Why she is working for heI
own Rural logic!
oh, said Mrs. Little, TO her, these
clever creatures we look up to 30 are
rather stupid In some things. Slayel
Why, l am a General leading my Am
azons 10 victory But she waved her
needle gracefully In the air.
We'll, bat why not let the shop do
them, where you bought the curtainsf'
Because, my dear, the shop would
do them very badly, very dearly, and
very slowly, Do you remember read.
Ing to me about Cwsar, and what he
said ?-that "a General should not say
TO his troops, 60 and attack the enemy,
but como and attack the enemy,'
Well, that applies to needlework.
say TO these ladies'. Come, sew these
curtains. with mel and, the conse
qnenCe is, we have done la three days
what no shop In Hlllsborough would
have done for US In q fortnight; but, az
for slaves, the only one has been nv
good Jael there. She insisted on NOV.
Ing all tho heavy boxes herself, She
the porter; she said he had
no :pith In his arms-that was your
expression, I Think
'Ay, ma'Am; that Was my word: and
! never spoke q truer; the useless body.
Why, ma'am, the girls In Cairnhope
are most Of them wsll-grown huzzIes,
and used to work In the fields, and
carry full sacks Of grain up steps,
Many's the time ] have run with sack
OF barley on my back: so let us hear no
more about your bits Of boxes. I wish
my mind was as stronR.'
Heaven forbIdv said Mrs. Little,
with comic fervor. Henry laughed. But
Jael only stared, rather stupidity. By
and. by she said she must go now.
Henry shall take you home, dear,
Nay, I can 60 ny myself
1t Is raining little. He will take
you home In the ,cAb.'
May, I've got legs OF my own said
the rustic
Henry, DEAR said the lady quietly,
take her homo In tho cab, and then
come back TO me-
At the gate OF WoOdbimO Villa, JaeI
said 1t was not good night this time; 1t
was Rood-by: she was going home fol
Patty's marriage.
But you will come back again., said
May, father would be all alone,
You'll not See me he here again, unles.
you were In sorrow or sickness.
'Ah, that's like you, Jael. Good. by
then, and God bless you wherever you
co.
Jael summoned all her fortItude, auG
shook hands with him In silence. They
parted, and she fought down her tears
and he went gaily home to his mother
She told him she had made several
visits. and had been cordially received
And this is how paved the way fol
you. So mind! said my brother
Raby wished you TO take his name, and
be his heir; but you had such a love o.
manufactures and things you could
not be persuaded 30 sit down us coun.
try gentleman. 'Indeed,' I said, 'hll
love OF the thing Is so great, that II
order to master Il In all Its branches
nothing less would serve him than dis.
guising himself, aud going as q work.
man. But now, said, he has had
enough oftbat, 80 he has set up small
factory and vii no doubt, soon achieve
a success. Then told them about you
and Doctor Amboyne. Your philan.
throplo Views did not interest them for
n single moment; but could see The
poor dear DOCTORS friendship was let.
ter OF introduction. There will be nc
difficulty, dear. There shall be none
What society Hlllsborough boast shall
open Its arms 10 you.' ...
But pm afraid l shall make mis-
takes"
Our first little parties shall be given
In this house. Your free and easy way
will be excused In a host; the master
OF house has u latitude; and besides,
you and will rehearse. BY the way
please be more careful about your u aIlE
and you must always wear gloves
when you are not working; and every
afternoon you will take lesson a
dancing with me- -.- -. -
i say, mother, do you remember
teaching me to dance minuet. when j
was llttle2'
Perfectly. We took great pains; and
ct last, you danced It like an angel
And shall l. tell you, you carry your
sell very gracefully. Well that Ia part.
~ owing to the mlnuet. But more
learned professor will now take you In
hand. He will be here TO morrow at
Ave O'clock
Mrs. Llttle's rooms being nearly
square, she set up O round table, al
which eight could dine. But she began
with Ave or six.
Henry used 10 commit q soleoIsm OF
two. Mrs. Little always noticed them
and told him. He never wanted tel llnp
twice. He was q genial young fellow
well read In the t0pics OF the day, ant
had Il natural wit i; Mrs. Littls was one
ofthOse women who can iasclnate wher
they choose; and she chose now heI
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