The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-08-04

notice Of him. | trust that his features are not
altogether repulsiye to you. ! am that indi-
vidual.
Charmed by the graceful magic Of thine eye,
Day after day | watch. and dream. and sigh:
Watch thee, dream Of thee sigh for thee alone
air star Of Clapham--may | add, mine own
To quote with some alterations. the noble
stanza Of the poet Brown And now have
a favor TO ask YOU. Whenever you see me at
the window. take no notice Of me al present.
lest my mother should observe it. In a few
days she will be going out Of town, and then
We can throw off all restraint. Till then ,adieu
my adorable one. adicu! My eyes are ever
i on you. our own. NILLoUGHBY NANE."
/ Yo which epistie came the following answer
DEAR SIR: Your explanation is perfectly
satisfactory. | may also add that your features
are net at all rapulsive to EVA"
Bless her !! What delightful little soul she
+ Is :" calculated Willoughbv
And he went out. ordered new suit Of
/ clothes, and had his hair cut.
"Willy,o said Mrs. Eane to her son the
next morning, Il wish vou would do something
to improve your mind, and not waste your
time by looking out OF the window all day a
you have lately done Come and read the
/ parliamentary debates to me, if you have
nothing else to do.
The worthy lady was a red-hot politician.
and Tor three mortal hours She kept him at
this delightful task: at the expiration Of which
time he succeeded in escaping to his own
room where ne wrote the following note to
Eva:
'DEAersT EVA: | am overioved at the
contents Of your brief communication If, as
you say, my features are not altogether repul-
sIve to you may | hope that you will consent
to be mine-mjne only WuLoUGHBY.3
Back came the reply next morning:
DEAR NILLoTGHBY Your reply has
made me feel very happy. 1t is very dull here:
no society except my father and mother |
long Tor more congenial c9mpanionshIp.
Thine, EVA y
In this delightful manner the days few on
-halcyon days, too they were for Willoughbv
and swectcned by the interchange of this and
similar lover-like correspondence. On the
Monday morning Mrs. Nune left town on a
VISIT TO some friends in Devcnshire leaving
her son to keep house at home. That same
afternoon one ofCapt Black ; servants brought
the following note for VIII oughbv.
WILLIE. Have you any objection to nv
telling my Gear papa all Matters have now
gone 50 far that it will be impossible for either
OF rs to rctract what we have written Let us
take papa into our confidence. | know his
KIND ami generous nature we'll and have no
lear t!1t he Will oppose our union. Pray send
me q line by bearer. EVA;
The answer was as follows
MY Own Eva Do Whatever Won consider
best. Aiy fate is in your hands If vour papa
should feiL.s 4l5. c4useAl- l. RlrtI ,,s,l!
thati shall ever reiIact. Life without you
would be desert win no oasis to brighten it
Yours until dea.h, WILLoUGHBY." +
That evening. just as Wjloughby had fin .
iShcd dinner. he heard loud doublc-knock at .
the street door: and on its being opened,
strange voice inquired, in a loud tone:
is Ar. Nilioughby Nane at hone.s I
His heart beat violently as Jane, entering
the room, stid
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