Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-01-28

infirm. ard would no doubt like To see
/, Miss Fredrica comfortably settled he
fore anything serious happens To- him
self
But this Miss. Spencelaugh has al
ready had several suitors, has she not I
Yes several.
And rejected them all =
80 have been told"
Nv mch would seem 10 imply that
there is some one more favoured than
the others, whom she cannot have. and
that she will not, in consequence, have
any one else. Is il not 50 =
''On that point, can say nothing.
IL il a matter best known to Miss
Spencclaugh herself.
IF he has won the consent Of the
uncle, said Madame, that Of the niece
will follow in due course, or else she
must be very different from most other
young ladies' have known. and Mon
sieur Henri Duplcssis must have lost
some of those powers Of fascination
which, years ago, hc knew 70 well how
/ 10 exercise"
"A dark shadow seemed 10 settle down
\ over maiame's face az she finished
4 speaking, and her thick black eyebrows
I came together without break For
7 minute or two She seemed lost in deep
| thought. then with a stamp Of her foot
| She rose from the chair. and bcpan ~
pace the iloor Of the nttlr room mut-
tering disjointcd sentences to herself
in French, the import of which lane
caught only hv fitfnr flashes
Yes. he was very fascinating. fem
fifteen wears ago. this charlniur Mon
si"ur Henri. He had always a grand
passion Tor black eyes, ana hair to
match to-day. il seems, his tastes re-
man unchanged. But behind all al
ways the gold--always You are a
dangerous man. Monsieur Henri One
two fortunes Ar not sufficient for
You yon now crave a third. But !,
that my affair, to-day: All, no, no m.
he cham i broken, and each for the
tuturc makes his own road
Jane GarroI. III hrr conversation
with the sister of Mr.. Duplessis. had
u,c allowed that la.Iy 10 sl1pDos. tho.
hrr knowlr,Iyp III Brlair Hill IL II,
mates WA derived from anythir., ,,...r..
trri~tworth, than yaaqjc h.arsav whore
a.. N va. In fact. of un.h ,,,-..
special and intimate char,,tar r,-
Jane Garrod had lived for rnan, ,,ar.
~ maii with Fre,Ierica's po,l.r !,
whom -hc wa. much attaab.I .p1 ,r
the mothcrlcss oirl ,Ill III. latter ~
committed TO the care of h.r t-r,t ,rny-
erness. Even after she had /. husband 4
apl home Of her own. Jane : burp}I..
III, III " warrp,l, fr,r ,f,-.,..... -b..
watched Tho chiIl .,r,,y, AN f..,r,-,. fr,.,n
v.,r Ia ~r.r mi -,ill ,,.r.i.t...I .-, l,,..
,nr ou herself ~. WIN. ,b,. f..,n,f, ,t
Which -b.. h,.i .r.. ,,.,,.,- ,.....r- t,r.,,-
.I mar, iI.-ip,.r..., j., ,h,..-4,.-,,..-
ani dn;p.,. o,,h. irr,a,,.. u,.f,5r y.s.
L.r,t III, i'll. v..kl,-yj.i.. fr,,,, her r,i.,..
ki,,x Ohn v,a. -fil1.r,-,rn ,n.i.i mi ,L,
U,u ,nI vh,-. >un1,,. .,.,,ir.,. 49,.
;,,,ri..f,l,- gn..,, yri,l, h.r A,,r, t.arr.,j
l., ,,l.a-an, ..,..r,.
,hin,,,b,, b,d como nrd.r N.. ki,.,,-
sharn rves h IN. rour-r ~ wv. ,y..a
/ Tim. II Ma. that Ian. ,,arr,I learned
I aU ,hnut ill.,. fr.a,i.pt ,;-.t. nf Mr.
I Dnrl,..isto HnIair anl almost fr,,n
I IN. tr.t ,ncn,inr III l,;. ra,ua -h, l.,rr.
eI fn hate ,b,. man MI, niIdrr word
\ would convey liz intensity of b,r dj,-
/ Gke-witb nua ~ those bI;nd uu-,,.nn.
inc ins,inr,iva hetreds which -r,rn
even mar. incxnlicabln thau loy,. n
first sight. ,.ue,ially when. WI N NV
ur..eut INSTANCE an u.r.onaI f.,lin,ss
are ou,aac.l IL ~. ras. III, h,d seen
NJ Dunln..i. snna half-inlcn TINA.
NJ church. and once ar t,yir, yvb.n NJ
had called at the station r,spcctlnr the
trains but not all his winning smiles
and handsome looks could soften ever
50 little the feeling with which she re-
garded him. False, false. false = she
muttcred to herself every time She SAW
him; for all You look such fine gen
tleman. YOU are true son of the Father
of Lies !" To Kitty she would some
times say, rs she was seeing the -irl
home through field and coppicc on
oaihy sunday evenings: =" ny can [
Miss fredcrica make up her mnd to
wed Lord Blencowan, and rs such 2
nice gentleman, that worshlp' the very
ground She walks on: But there. ;
something more II my darling heart
than you and know Of. Kitty. There :
somebody that she loves III secret
somebody that she can't have, and ~
she won't try TO like anybody el~e. Nee
how she's has changed. from the happy.