The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-30
a Fro.e3's Quarrel.
TOM SIX OF ONE BY HALF A DOZEN OF The
OTuEK'

i.uM SIX OF ONE BY HALF DOZEH OF 4hL
OTHER"
terrace determined 20 open the matter
clrcr.v!lv, and ignore the fact that there
Id Ugrn any quarrel; aud so began
h:;.k.i "W,N, Mls> Nc!iic, we are IN
+. 4; the sho% las cone
:. cont ike snow said Ncttle, con.
,.,.,,,1;nli-iv but she smiled as she said
j., ,rui Il. M@ her great. beautiful eyes,
.>,n hem on uurare not unklrulr.
..l.r,: COAT you see, Miss Nettlc, our
ll.iu}, ris.. 1910 ..uinc oil now
.,~lri"h-r!Gr - sad Miss Ncttio, IN 4
l,rn. oi inuoccn: inquiry. "What sleigh
- I~bv, Of course YOU know : the sleigh
,.i,. u.,t sc fellows have been planning
..,.. ytrs,. or lotr weeks past. We've 20!
lie rcoin and TIE fiddler cugagcd.'
<uw, N,:;Ir knew all these things per-
.r,rsy well. Ire TACT Wts thai she aud
.i.l.S nli.cg.s uau hachvi Holly had dis
,,.--,.l thrln over aud over, 10 the M
i,.,,,.,l H.: sis oil pJsebii tics. and they had
yi.%y,ilcG hat they Wr!"io Wenr. Bus Was
."r,, L.: tiic e4ruy hu0w this ! Ul cour4e
~, :" she sad, 81 can: be expected to
Hi-.pT. o. rctlt,u1 has been said 10 me-"
y Nv. Of COURSE said Horace.
~ DON'T think II is OF cou sc,'' SAID Net
TO-. How should Know any thing When
rutbil. la. been said 10 lne:
.WNv, yc>; II Is all arranged. Jcl'
Tl.,uiu. is 10 take } me Bur"c,, in lis new
>lri.h. lie Wcut 10 New haven last week
ANA hou.il Il new strin" OF bells on pur-
,,u>r: ana Mark fIinoull" is going with
I.achri Holy; and may l have The plea
>UI,, Hiss Ngtar, 81 taking YOU !"
Oh. Il appears AN llo3son's choice,
.ngn. Think YOU. ! don't know tEat l
80 i care 10 20. 1t will he very cold. and
..N,lk s.ci :k.iidrs are rather Il bore"
L" >+". Ms, -sctuc, you reilly can't &c
- cruel"
"Clur!. | dou't know what you call
clUci. An! | see what you mean. l sup,
:o.c Arf have ;ried all the other sl.lS and
tcUnL j.,n cn@agcd."
= TO lhiuk vOu are the most profoktns
ror."m. Mss Actt:c. that ever o'o
know"
uuralc Ealtzsnt was very handsome
.CI.. tell,m aud wLcl ho was angry The
h.,I IN .heu INTO his check, a1d The iiGC
ru;.,,uta from his eyes ana Ncl'le 1clt Il
u y,Ious sort Of plcaSulc Ill provoking these
u.iu,tl phenomena.
Come now, Horace" she said sudden
i, ;->uulipg an air OF the most S!>terly
tu,.y,rn. why must We always quarrel
II a ti. ! care particularly about IL, but /;
r.ply gricves INC TO see person that | r.
slaci ave way Il his temper so.'
by George! Nctlie, its your fault
sad Horace. " never do get so angry
VITA an, body else, but you seem to delight
10 make me miserable. Now, came TO III
y,te YOU on Sunday night, but YOU quar-
relied with ME and got il all out OF III,
head"
"Well, Horace, If you have come just t
renew the Sunday nights quarrel"-
- haven't. l cauue 10 make up"
land give me Hobson's choice III tn
sleigh, de-" said Ncttie.
Horace rose up hastily and flung out {
the room. Ncllie gave one quick, mi
cr;cvous glance after h'In, seized liltl
packet from her work basket, ran round b
another pa 10 The & ne, aud WAS there 1t
!oIc Horace got there. You silly boy,
hilc said "yuu VIII never give NE time [
ave You this. ! had 1t all ready for you 0
Sunday night
Il was a yllard.ch, in CT Nettic's ow
Workmanship, Which, had been pro .iiiSeC
Ii reCc ln)ll,hs Ltiorc.
lsc sat UP many night working 0
this she said, repruachtully.
80 Nettie !"
"Comc, now, let's be friends she salt
laying her hand on his arm. "Reall,
Horace, feel absolutely concerned aboi
vour violent temper. You must oyercuu
H." Horace looked ut hcI quizz,cullv
she put The 9tturd-chan round his necl
anu then followed her an unrcssting ca
tive irto the house again, whcIe 1t please
Nvrlir To keep him 1T her feet readil
I,uuyson TO her till nearly dinncr-lim
And this was the way that matters col
monty w'rt on D"tween Horace and Meth
From " Ola oad Neao for December.