The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

M.9o1d 1dIAaera aRaskoa bh.ssPam berry, fond
81, y9f, ,jqaxMiias,sMs.ey.g 20 4osib9 edt
Vt 'Reskap she H,dBy,hs asatifieslly.
'"saRpsss Jon lhprryain and reiiege,;ber
aWn1ietyisbout ~ me- And do bring up
Ethhe dinner before she ataryes."" . ~
Bpashrod pulled his :voolly forelock
and ..nnd sc.mpered of. Il followed leisure
y, zpondersipag 4tMas ChI* advice,
Hei vas vas sotipdiasrent to- my, 3, comfort,
and g; anxious for hers! She must not
9 even wait;Ia few minutes longer than us
a.' for t hsr: BE- dinner, poor: little dear, !!
y Wasn't + ssha, sh.a',, real delicqc1?5 As to Mar,
l9q jqrie being Jeff eut ip the cold, literal
y IS well r..fu1 es .ffgu1ratiyely, 1 that Was uoth-
infa ttf, Of comprse, m TO him. 7s 70 5aens, I, ".
Thaat ttthoanght ya'gh 81 aid 4 got imprrare ny ny
tempe, s4udl spd I'm anlsaa aafr'.id PANS dinner
.vas more disagreeable With ,me, than it:
would have without me.-She
vas very kind and cordial: TIL allow :;
and sowss Chi. Both Of them fi: fsic:old!:
ed, playfally, sbseaussoI had .fotsake,s'
them; dhd declared Il; vas ill very nice
and roaantc to be strolling through:the
,xIfnttv / woods forgetting the dinner
hour; and "shirk,ng' tue C. ohristmisl +
hs-but what was ijtbec cause of
such absorbing maiden emeditation? !?
That was what Pam would like to
kpow.9L od, ri th:::,'il ;,;il29sa 2n;I
Perhaps lte}d her! Only r. didn't,
ass tbsochildrtnns,y .j5 She getashost'an-
sVers and snapp,sh obes cher playful
speeches, which she kept 'on' making,
however-maliciously, iIknew,i just Ito
show Chi how amiabie she VIZ, aud
what cross-patch1. I. He kept I grave
silence after tho first rebuff from me
Now and then I felt his eyes upon me,
as if il wonder at my ST. ange mood, and
once, when I happened to meet them
Suddenly, they were full of indignant
:reprosch-as expression to which I con-
eeiYed I had the best right IN this in;
stance, and telegraphed an intimation
e tb.t effect accordingly. I had the
satisfaction Of observing thet be com
pre- ehehded it, and was confused and
disturbed, thereby: His eyes. sought
mine again, appealingly, but took no
notice. And presently he was obliged
to leave the table.ito get ready for his
appointment With Mr. Wilcox. =: r.
',A II can't,wait. for dessert, ,oshe said.
'''1fsrtwo clock now, and tenomilss Ito
Beverly I,shdlt try to be at The Hol-
lies before nioe," addressing himself to
-Papt ''And the carriage awaits your
orders, yopng ladies, Whenever you are
ready fer it,sdI should advjseran aea,'y'
start foF there, will ,be = IsnoH -starmsBe.
4eer E dark, unless / am much mistakeu'' ;
Oh F'Then you'll Fhsvesteride in II" ex.
asl.iimed Pamela. 1s'0n hioiafssss65act to- Isl
wb.s'sdEtg yuoaar im1aoihist ':teok k''tifhsf ifhss
1Rie .''os!a ao''esi"a27" e@' III hae ,f>@!
"0n; that, '!deathi !ddeoathiogg }" h. laughed.
1 II like --MarHjoitie" Cunning; d to me me
with a sudden bright look, j "do you rc-
member that mad:cap ride we took TO-
gether one day last winter, With our
brides, crossed, : the horses .galloping,
! and the SNOW q q f yipg in our faces 2 What
2, frolio'it was !"'.,s,,,c a.. ~ e:
,7r YES, 1 remember," I said,; coldly; ;
and Pam took il, up. uapp.., .:..>: ..;..:.~.
"Bridles ss crossed! What. do you
mean e yob; Z; .l.,a.cn ss iL9a a. G>Dt
80 "WNhhy, changed ac1oss3 the horses.
HM.rjorie had mine, and I + had had her. her. i
and the ponies galloped~ together as if
the understood the fun Of it. W ! rode
five miles 70, and they never 'ssx1erved
:.p.tt:. 2'4mH79s E''''! " s9'5h .tDN'n
~ "what piece ofjfotlywaP. 'codm.
mentsa. g2HJdst ''suppose ,they5 1ad
swer,ed sipsrt lnY You'll never cribs rbsss bri.'
dles With me, sir, l can tell you:''i'&is':
'1S .1' ''Suppose = I . never vsnf 70 :" be re-
torted "a I4assS she n.de = sR hin s aene s.pey
answer, esyy ;and ! .ss assured, as; # I'D let
me see What 4 ,perfeetlyy go9dl I'D 1upndef7; nd' f;,
standing there vas between them: ,5ig.'o.
d! "What time shall - order ,he ear.
riage, Marjorie ?" ~he asked. when Chi
had gone. -
Il 81 s'Wbeaever you spleise;"sI answered,
,formally.yt,'s.>at 10 sni!'iA oG' ,uods z
'1@ 'tAy pleasure isEyoufs; you mean to
say 2"svith one of her argh 1ooks;aa ~ Are.
yot getting ami.bleiagsin F'sm haa u
"You can think 70, if you Choose"
." "Well, I wish you'd give me, cause
TO-" she exclaimed, i.usshiirgly:: Mar
jorie, wh.t Is the matter With you?
t-!:E
You've snapped at me all day long.
What have I done ~ ~ - s,.. - '..., .
|. 8 II be1leve | have only; seen you about