The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
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antlcipatc any trtais. MY rate - Eetico .
for me, and am very we'll contentcd !
with it. faSHT.ia Istka gng
II should think 10 30, irsdssai ~ ~ ssia
Jules, who Was till dnd sleador, avisli
keen dark eyes, aud "a lookSof- great In
telligcnce and yisacity. a4Yboo would
wish anything better than to have thas
tgentiaie Vevette for J1aHcss, aud, the pret-
tiest farm in Eaux Yilaine for yodr
home and possession your father gives
his home up to you when you marry,
docs he not2" ;,Ig.,t = srr,.,
! tYes, he. iaeahs 10, retire TO- nsy grand.
fathers old house, aud leave me u, man.
age the farm, and You shall see What stsc.
cess I mean to have, ], ,ifayoa soTns
famous plans, which win sstotisli sll our
old farmefs mot lits!e, I expect.
"and your weddiuy is 10 be Oh 0ii .iiii { II
Saints Day, ia it NOT p 'isstfE Is
I eyes, ON the LIST of Noyenibers without
fail. wanted it sooner, but SEsyette,a
mother declared ,ahe could not ,ps===;;ssAiy,
before that date, get ready the fue stors
OF linen she means to give us for our new
saeaagc." s'''''s1e efa
"Iu the meantime yoti ses iFesetts
every day, so you are not mdchto BIZ
pitied, mon ami" E.stssq5sU 10
"No, indeed, nor you either for the
matter of that, Monsieur jules. !, sun.
pose you will be off to your uncle as s5oii
as my marriage is over" ''0i
THAT I shall! Parisl Paris t' ex.
claincd Jules, starting up; aud taking 4
flying lear over the ieafest gfase, as an
outlet to the excitement which the very
name Of the gay capital woke id kiui.
81 promised to dance at your nocs,
Martel, SO l will wait for that, but I d.,
not stay here day after 10. My anlse
said I might come in November, lafid i,s
will have the honor of receiving me tt.t
the lst of that month"; y.,..s
"Is it true that he means to make Sott
his heir ?"
q s.:ss he hints and lie is rich. Ahs
delightfully."- rich he is horse-dealer,
you know, aud he gets gsineas without
number from the hiilars Auslais,, WIN
come to Paris fof their audseHient.
shall have horses to ride Whenever /
!. please, that is the glorious part Of II. I
G am to take them out for exercise, aad /
!. shall take good care they have enough,
of that, 1 PROMISE yoa," aud Jules lodi:
t ed at his friends with roguisii smile.
n ''It is a pleasant prospect, 1 must say
replied Martsl sWelli tie cure had
Z surely no uaed to talk 20 lis Of slts trials
: aud niiseries Of EfeA unless yoa hase
reason to anticipate them, Evariste," !" M
: added, turning to tho third young man;
who had not yet spoken. l4,.<
4 Evarists was smaller and more deii-
( cately made than either of his coutpari-
ions, and haa very refined features aud
soft hazel eyes; which We're sfizdea with
certain peisirencss that hardly an.ona.
ted to melancholy as he tfrncd to Mar.
, tel peculiarly swee. smilc Et .Rp His
face.
"No," lie answered, sI have no ssars.
nor any special plaus formed faf fife !,
, but L have day-drcams," he added, id i
lower tone. i4 sisals
"Ahl let is hear them tReu,1 es.
claimed Jules. "You arc somewhas
, poetic, Evariste, nten ami, aud poriiaps
you mean to go about the country like
troubadour; winning the heafts Of all
the fair ladies with your sweet soags.,i
Evaristc shook his head, Smiling, Br,s
did not an swer.
.'Comei tell US what your ambattosf
. ls," said Martel 81 am sure you have
$500 ,--n.t snkerfra.''
t "You will mock yourselves of me i'll
, do tell you" said Eyariste, whila fsiut
tinge Of color spread over his face.
! "No! mop they both exclaimed.
! "why sirould We 2"
| "lou know you are far more learned
than either CT u.s." said Jdles eve
5 never studied as you did in the old days
when the cure hbored so hard to ham.
: lner little knowledge into our brains. l
dare say you have flown far over our
heads in your sdrcams. Come give us
f the benefit of them"
"Woh," said EvarIstc, somewhat re-
luctantly az 6n1v Won IL 40.