Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

OLYMPIA WASHINGTON MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1870

Mat - hadab;lit;ss Of The 6rst ordss, asd
that rAs vosh bscsns one Of The, srestesl
:.stssnsa 4 in \ itAss Y hnd e they slsetssd big hin
% JuStbsIofs his departure iors washing
Ton hG1aukhtstS insistsd upos lAayi1gsEd
great parry He cplld afford il sess end
readily assspted. The invitation. list. vaa
nade out, and Mr.. Montague carsfpIly
examined it 10 ses that - s6ihSS vsfs
Oui1941. 'GS, ~ - f.s1a e.sf @tsss e-r = ~
= Put dovn Mr.. Caprtss ,asd faa,ily;'
cid :,i! hs. y, .',hs' h. handed the list back, 4
"Me C.batAtr' rs ,saiafrf +s 'a'iaaia
Yes, Elisa" s'Is sa7 hai.-i.. - gFHf
"Whstl after they hate 90 long and %
carefully cut % ?" exclaimed Elisa, hsi
cheek reddening with indignation.
"If thine enemy hunger, feed him /; il
he thirst, give him drink for id 90 doing
thou shalt heap Goals Of FIRE upon his
hsad," replied Mr.. Montague. I 3 s
Annie came to her fathers aid, and
thought it would be the best way to invite
them though Of course they would not
come.
Bot they did come, and we're as cordial
q though no break in their intimacy had
ever occurred. Tom Capulet Airted with
Annie Ill the evening, and before the
small hours had began to strike, he was
phyieg Romeo, (Capulst though he wss,)
in real earnest And she was very COM
placent Juliet.
The next day, the Capulets called en-
msasse upon the Montagues. " He7o.n'ao'
"6ir," said Mr.. Capulet, We feel that
some apology j. due for the treatment you
and your family have received, at our
hands. We were so astonished aud
ehagrined when We received your unex-
pected invitation, that We knew not what
to do. We all felt exceedingly cheap.
Mr.. Montague smiled, and Mr. Capu-
let proceeded.
"This unhappy difference has certainly
existed loy bnough." =
I should say that it had though up
to the present time, I have been unable to
ascertain the cause Of it" - j.
"Indssdl I supposed the cause vas
clear enough. What Miss. Annie said
concerning Ms. Capulet -"
! I'll" exclaimed Annie. -"'t ~
Z ~ Did you not declare that she had been
guilty Of an indiscretion p aas's ge
i" Never! ] never even hinted any such
Q thing" - .s, .r.e... 80.
"Mary, Who lived with you, said she
as Il possible, Mr.. Capuiet, that you
have taken the word Of IN ignorant and
pss5udiosd girl 70 sash N extsntr aaid
Mr.. Montague. rsa
ut came 70 rs like . true story" con.
tinusd Mr.. Capulet, much disturbed.
ave discharged Mary for stealing" !"
added Mrs Moatagus. ia1'tlfa Ass ilssd'9
~ II i possible I" sss4f.,s 4esist d
"Don't You remember, mother, she
threatened 70 b revenged?" ir
al d" "~' isss'sa se@e 20
at would have been proper for you u
have givsn ~ chance to b heard in Sis
own dsfeace," ," said Mr.. Montague. o. gsgai
"Can you forgive usr 6,-q A., ..ng
We have probably suffered more than
you hsvs; FOR I have all the time had sovse
delbts about the truth Of tho story and /
eoafs0 thst I Was nsysr %, mnch worked
up in my life ~ when your invitation
came. i was returning good for evil. II
was scoals Of 6re' 70 us.o You have con.
qussea me.ss ats isAl tgs ysb glfee so d
ttThe Aootagues and Capulsts havs eon.
tinued on the best terms rP TO the present
reader that the tragic fate of. Romeo and
Juliet vas not in store for our loyers, foy
in DE time they ne married. ~9ph s''''es