Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-03

though the dark invariably gets the al
| vantage. After reading Latin poets
awhile. she catches n little class enthu-
sasm for the goldc,Aloeks Of the god.
and goddcsscs. and Is then willing to
admit that blonde among incu nlav bc
rolcrahle. But her ideal hero. whose
| image she has built up in her mind from
| novels and romantic rcveres and keeps
Tor her private contemplation. has hair
| like the rlxcn's wing. and dark. melting
eyes: and Is, mo~ovcr, possessed with
an air Of silent melancholy. very gloomy
aud mysterious, which seems 10 hint al
a terrible experience in the past, and an
| unlimited amount ~ rcmorsc IN The
! present. She hears propriety and good
| ness aud amlabliiY 80 often cXiolcd.
/ That >h. grows weary ol The sound, and
80 she cpnicr- upon her hero enough oi
/ th" opposite qualities 10 make hun A.
4 tlaciivc. \ little spice ot dcviltrv i.
| added 10 hi charms: and lie becunr-
somcthin. OF hrigand in nature anl
! appearance. wearing a prodiEi0u-
/ Slouchcd hat over hi- massive brow.
! with tall. lone leather soaring III from
| the band. Since there j. no profession
/ or calling which would not make him
/ seem humlrum aud unrpmanlic. be
! must lead da>hing Robin Hood -pri %.
! lie. with no visible means of support,
and no knowledge of income taxes aIl
rhfIahcN s'NcN. NAc III a"arc iiat hi'd-
ern society i very uulavurablr 10 thi,
/ style oi gentry. aud therefore She Ma
a>>ociatci hi'u only with the ch.gn> nf
7 Naples or Rome; but She hear shA,
'"'h "rlH-' ..'' now 10 "' lae' "Iiii 10
th' 'L'"irh'nl lFy,"'r'- "' ~" h'rN.
ahi h"f''- 'Hr l'l'' ihAf continue in
'' '''''" ''"''i'i'.''' a'"''c'
VI course -he h-s> n' ihonE"t oi mar
rAih2 ~uti mah; -hr declares. iuf!eri.
that -" never tnt''nd- ,' marry alt
one; hnt thu - ti" l4vorijc hero W,lo
IuaA -irr"u~ tlc romano WAirA -i..
r''Ah- "n saturday Hii"ih""it-. alter Arr
chemistry lessons are learned. II.f
>hrcwd c-iIinAic.al available /. r,l-.ir.t.
THAR Ar"n "t" t'tis nhiu cAAucr. " nlr l,
~ an ornamental Young lif. -4r HttI
soon !rAil!. d"r, nHt hol1ut ~ Ar. ..t0.
/ lhr nice N"ing man. WI" . aitst -s
proper aid 20 polite. y uu >uirS oi .
college education. rleA paVa 4Itl
hhi-hin@ i"nt iu 'terinAut. " au II iiHIt
eNptr an' {" several ".li'' .ul li y.
.lcld old anat-- uud h-t~, he-..ln.. q -r'..
desk lu hi- father committing room ~
la spcrit. .ih- iur WraTIe trllu,A
kid-. sporting iuUp,tl,Ar. tNuiln- Z
cin", a..d Offering 4. lltAie coial aliilutni>
VIII sweet "h-rgninH-a".-. fi.- urrf't
4 hiiic man. the idpi Do her ~ ieg si-irt~.
Z thr taich ni itr town. l- lerr-p.# i.guu
. unmlI-aicl ahhuucGcr. Nae 4 -4t-
( m AAiug hNm "H i' hrr lIrl .r..
{ dr-'1ihNsG him a- ip l1iNr tu Ivr.
! cnough to Lii, and a pr IN DEAR. auI
J afterwards -un- II al up ia Acr -.-nt,l-
4 u"ur -"bii4ut "i hiI..
And * n.u-i he admitted IAt. -4. y,l-.-
-il'T- iht Hii'lr inA"ui.h" ~fA. N-.lI
Y "H" "r twpcN'"pti'n-- a. iAir -tin" ipr
lrI"NrIrhi port ana -aiirt. Consider
uG how cnnplricn ga" lcruuG i- ~
/ tcr-'d ih after me-. II ~ amusing i' noe
/ WITH Mhai c"hd"~rrh-inh ~hr lH"h- ~" y
upon men ~ @chcrA!, hAI hnf- M l"4
/ own age ln particular. - quii" interior
b"lh2~. whom Nhe ought ih Ailit.Ae-- d"
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o' ''''i'''''o
Shc keeps aiool from tilehl oht>lh" ihc
| classes. a. become, superior b"ing.
but maintains Tor the most part pIf:I,.ln.
relations with all about her. II ictcv-
mined to eNcel and lead her rla1s M ne
end OF the term, II |, to be only by hon
est labor performed in secret, and her
laurel, are Worn Wlihpnl aflo4aiirc.
In her niue deiii"cfaeS. ne i away
ready TO bow down before intellect Or
scholarship superior 10 her own.
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uci S''ii.''i'- 80 ~ 80 ~
"eaie' III consequence i'e' va ic''h'-
les wrath lor nan GAY pul thc tpfIh
blows over without iraflh@ cloud.
Her friendships are ail-ap>ofDlng; ahd
on leaving school she Indul.e- in such
VOWS of con>tancy Ia her dearest friend
| that one would think ii was 4 case uf
Damon aud Pythias in pctticonts Lii
| III. does she imagine that in two short
wears after thai fearful parting on Grad
nation Day She will have learned N,
mass her dearest Ataninia with , hin
| iuo nod anl even n sncat nr c,.
,I,,t dowdv Ni.s L,ios "a.
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he io'c ~ ceoiecs 'ii', >he iiiihiicst~
would 90 creult TO "a aipinihate Irl-
| ming incidents are IN parted 10 ncf school