The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-09-02

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AS might be expected, her father baid
he wouldn't; ask her. But after awhile,
when I'D saw that Ills daughter mean,
lavhastshe declared to him, he began "a
think a different ways tae realised tbat
jit'would be astolerably hard effort to make
fesolpte and ds.ese.::sAa e.
up atthe marriage altar and permits her.
svitss0 Dc legally joiuedi 70 man whom,
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Feeling this more forcibly thanteyer,
ono afternoon when Henry called Ifor
Snss: Eliza: % go riding with him and sheIre-
fused, the old gentleman said ito shimself,
III wonder what sort Of d fellow that
tAinston is, any hcw Z" 49,
This shows that he had ct .lengthtdes-
paired of making Eliza marry Henry.
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But let us hurry on, for We have now
spun ou,this story 70 three tinIcs the
length VIC originally intended it to be.
/ After Henry recovered entirely Ar
thurs friends called upon him for the
purpose of arranging matters for the ad
jusshicnt Of the difficulty which existed
between them. They were surprised to
fad the former in n careless aud "a Kind
of don 't-cure mood e 5S''e' F.5t'
To their inquiries, they were told that
hc--Il enry met with lnisGortunes,
anu that he had nbandoucd tho idea of
fighting for woman that hated him.
Of course Arthur's friends coulln't,
aud did not, persuade him to.iis ht :; aud
upon l.is Stating that lfn had acted hasti
y and ina nanpar Tor which he ,was
sorry, The affair wits drapfcd.
gnt when Artl,nr's friends LIFT hini,
hsswsre to hiu.seli to be rdvengcd. II
tsss ems tllit Ills .nsiserable man, bav.
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t.iudsto beg was determined never to be-
ssalo his wife aud that his rival. was
mote nlln 10 be triflsj With, had thervto,r
resolved TO dn,p Eliza, and Apologize Il,
our hero t,m: the iasu.t offered Iiin. !
When this Intelligence. reached Ar
,thuh his future scea,ed brighter thai.
ever before. IA
He tl,hdght that If lie could ONLY. get
tile old gentleman consent that all
things, wouId bo; right yet! dslaf This
was. a'wild 'tlioug, sor his. al we'll
might he had hoped to stop, tho cbbing
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gain the gapprobmion of old ,NIe. BSyer!
a'Heehad sworn INV thht rs 'loasnlg; as
Eliza wouldn't SpsE ri, marry Henry she should
ncrer nlmry. x 80
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~ But months passed on, andlthe de6f
respondcuce between Eliza and Arthur
continued. . As'A't''9N . ''''-'" :, ,':'a'' :" Z +
4Hopgy had stopped visiting her4en-
tirely. ,7t
$50 many times he passed iles dpoh the
streets, without even recognizing her,
that she thought no had lcarStcto hate
her. ElE
Atylast Arthur proposed 20 Eliza the
propristys of writing tosbIr. Boyer and
telling him cvesSyshii,g. sfs
To this she dissented.
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than hesand that lie would not enter
tain'the idea of their marrying
HS disresnrded,, however, her wishes
Sc much as 10 write 10 the old gentleman
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