The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-16

very identical thing turns up in our own
little print. I'll read it: -
"'WANTED, A GovERNEss = The adver-
tiser wishes to obtain instruction for a child
turned eight years old. English only re-
quired. Address W., Pinewood, Lynd-
hurst, Hants.
Just what you want,-no accomplish
ments whatever, mentioned SO write Gi-
rectly."
EYES," said Noddy, II will. like the
look of that advertisement. There is not
too much said, and not too much required"
Noddy wrote three or four notes before
she could manage one to suit the con-
ciseness of the advertisement. The one
she sent was this -
"To w.
September 26, 1S-
81 think | am competent to undertake
the situation. NORA CRAY"
Return of post brought the following re-
ply =
September 2G, 18-.
"To Miss NORA CRAY.
- ulioo SldJ 10 VI OlbU OlJlHlOll, bIlC Is
requested to be at Lyndhurst Station at
7.15 p NJ, tomorrow. Carriage will be
sent. W.
"P. M. ?" Mrs. Mucillerremarked "Not
very suitable time to engage governess.
However, this is not my affair."
Noddy was SO really anxious to secure
situation for which she thought herself
qualified, that she would have gone had it
been NJ. M,-twelve o'clock at midnight"
You will not make any frivolous OBJ
jections about accepting this situation"
Mrs. Mueller said. ''The family whoever
they are seem evidently disposed to engage
you, and you will understand I have no
farther occasion for your services with me-
Should you be engaged at once, l do not
even see that it would be needful for YOU
to return. You forgot yourself more than
once in your demeanor to visitor of mine ;
it is not my wish you should have another
opportunity of making similar mistake.
If you return at all, it will be your own
fault and if you suffer for it, it will be a
SNAoS1uSiSO vi JOui OWh
81 will really try" returned Noddy
" for indeed, I am in earnest for employ
ment But you will not be angry if 1 re-
turn unsuccessfully You would not turn
me away?"
=" If you return do not think l could
turn you away. People might talk. l
should not turn you out of doors but if,
after once showing you a separate path
from my own, and you refuse it, there
should be way have not yet tried to
make you feel my resentment, l will try
to find that way Until you had the pros
pect of situation, have restrained myself
because to exhibit my feeling would be
useless and purposeless. Now, let me tel
you that know something of your deceit
and treachery. Thanks to your poisoning
Mr.. Geogagan's mind against my daughter
Julia, he leftin the sudden and disgracefu
manner he did. You need not pretend tc
innocence. You were walking with him
the day he went to the picnic, and youl
lies have brought all this disgrace about. y
| oSSS'S JOh ~ WAC uOb SO. never
said word to"
" You own you walked with him, then p
" did, - said Noddy, quietly "but-'
$50, you did Vastly fine /! You did
Mrs. Muciller's upper-servant and parlol
maid walked out for an airing with Mrs
Muciller's guest Indeed. Cat p and Mrs
Mueller bent herself forward, the better tc
project her Indignation. "Leaye the room
without word, or may forget my owl
interest, and, once out of the house, ma,
be fool enough to forbid your return, ever
to such reception as l can give Won
Cor
Noddy was too angry to cry. She went
Mrs. Muciller's words were too unjust t,
stab. No one knew theirs injustice bette
than Noddy. The one bit of truth that sh,
had taken walk with Mr.. Geogagan, sh,
was not ashamed Of. Mrs. Muciller's deduc
tion from it, about it's being the means o
breaking OFF Julia's expected match, need