The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05


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lon deTuu,ly rrsftd might NJ h. her
mufhef. MI Merton uas taken % and
presented 81 Miss Adelaide Icfdnaef
The bong syelaahes wef uiscd 60 4
momrni. and then MI Merton was called
uj1n 70 make . second b0w 10 " Mrs. ncf
ringer" which he DID with an amouni of
cool sclfevmplacency which completely
took away that hdye breath. She, how.
ever, rrtailated by making II quite NJ nf4
pRfent ~ was II III necessary that she wa
by no means pleased 10 make Mt Mer.
tons" acquaintance A petition for the
next wAltz was timidly granted, and the
next moment Luid Grafton ard Adrleibe
Berringer were whirllng round the hall
q 10 the delicious music of the Dukes
own band A torn In thr conservatory fol
lowed, and then, under pfetense Of having
lost his way In his well-meaning efforts to
take his fair partner back 10 her chaperun,
Grafton led her out on 10 the moonlit ter
moe, where the enhancing beauty of the
night was an excuse for still further linger.
ing.
During all this time Grafton had made
the most Of his opportunities and Of his
rather unusual conversational powers, talk
ing charmingly aud alphabetically, as he
knew SO well how TO do, and ellciting many
a responsive glance from under the long
eyelashes.
II think we had better go back now,
Mr.. Merton said the young girl at last.
My aunt will be surprised at my long alb.
sence."
"Your auntS inquired Grafton; "the
i""S W ".oi" 4 hAu uie hoho VI pciug
presented y not your mamma, then"
on nor replied the tlir girl, whose
umidity was beginning TO wear OIL a little,
I" am an orphan, Ny aunt Is very kind
but she has two daughters Of her own"
"To whom I was not introduced in.
tersupted drafton, quickly.
"Oh, mol nobody ever Is introduced to
Mildred and Annie eXcept lords or hon
oiapl mis.ers, replleu Aoelhice, WIN
sicae ha,se.si W. IN oniy 200 iittie
gu, witnout parents o. fortune, anu when
w 20 nome very ilkeiy shall axe .
situa.lon a. goserness
Y~overhessF exclaimed LORD araitoni
looking compasslonateiy down upon tne
loyely creature at his SIDE. "fou are very
uhnI ior tnat, my chiia.
"Oh, indeed" replied Adelaide, simply
nave been very. carefully educated, !
assure you. speak French and German
as well as | DO English, and people say
that sing very nicely
"Singp exclaimed Lord Grafton "how
ueilgn',uii-A am 70 lono OF hlusicl when
naS ! aavc .he nohor oi nearing you
reriaps we nilsn. ila,age = aue. 'ogeti'
: nasc . pies'y 'll scnoi nnyscn;
xs..l Az mas suis : sna.l " se,y napps ~,
piieu haelaiue, ioohiiie shyly oowni pu,
lnuseu, NY must ~ ~ now; NY aan'
WIZ t,ink u 80 Very s.iange. :.
Anu resisting al ms chorus 70 ue'ain
ncr, she .uineu iesoiuieiy 'oWafu 'nc eh'
trance VI inc palace.
They were met IN the grand corridor by
Mrs. Berringer and her two very plain
daughters, hooded and cloaked for depart
lifc ; and very stern was the glance the
good lady bent upon Mr.. Merton = and
her beautiful niece as they approached, full
Of apologies for their long absence.
Mildred has your cloak, Adelaide she
said, IN q tone that was intended 70 De
calm n LORD LOTUS VIII see US 20 oui
carnage. l nave the nonor oi wishing
you g~ood-evehlng, SO 4 continued;
courtesying PROFOUNDLY 70 DIT. merton,
WIN " elnplas,s which scented V US
mss nm from her presence no, only iof
that occasion, put iorthe remainder OF MS
NATURAL NE.
For the next few weeks life seemed to be
one long summer days holiday to Lord
Grafton, and one long winter Of discon-
tent to the assumed possessor Of that an
Gent name. In direct opposition TO his
friends Judgment and advice, Grafton gave
himself up entirely to his daily increasing
passion for Adelaide Berringer, and was
wild with triumphant delight at the grow
ing interest in himself which she uncon-
sciously betrayed. Az balls and fetes, In
gardens and galleries, they mel continually,
and Grafton had even the temerity to snap