The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-08-17

Somehow he feit that she was less like &
violet than he had imagined; it was u stron.
voice, there vas less give-in to it than h.
/ had thought. Still, be heard nothing in it
and saw nothing in the flce-sad enough
Il was, and not quite filed with the calm
! ofresignation-to forbid his saying:
/ 4 hope you haven't come far, ma am,
though be knew as well as she did. thai
she had only come from across the street
a. No she answered, not suspecting hi:
! speech, "and, if YOU think there Will be nc
meeting, | may as well 90 home"
| As she spoke, she rose and walked out Of
! the pew. 1t was at that moment that Mr.
Byrns made bold dash forward, as il
were. Haven't you forgotten something ?"
said he
/ Mrs. Blake had her prayer book, hel
I pocket-handkerchief, and her umbrella in
her hands, but nevertheless she looked
back" No. she answered; and, though
she saw the bunch of flowers lying on the
cushion, she did not suspect the meaning
of his question.
Don't that belong to YOU " asked the
sexton, nodding at it.
No. she said again but Mr. Byrns
did not mind her saying it, for he had now
become quite resolved
q guess you had better take EN- along,
said he; there amt anyone TO claim en- -
and he would have told her that he had
himself placed chem there, and for her ex-
pressly, had he not suddenly felt fear
that if he said So she might noy ike it, and
could show him that she lid not, by taking
some other seat henceforth, or perhaps by
staying away altogether from the Church
of GOODWILL. But, though he was re
strained in his speech somewhat hy this
fear, it did not prevent him stepping quickly
into the pew, taking up from the seat the
little boquet, AMI presenting It to her with
a Slight laugh that expressed cmbarra~s-
ment rather than pleasure; his pleasure de
pended on whether she would accept the
'.;f- and tbo, r.,s +, J., soon
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Peeh III general his perceptions We're Keen
enough in this direction, and he ha>tcned
to say: "lts astonishing how crazy p'o-
Pile seem to get after yjolrt~ every year about
this time; you wouldn't believe it. Ny
| brother has never been able to como up te
the mark yet and supply the demand, and
we've been in the business thes" twelve
years There regular army OF youn2
/ folks who come every aay with baskets 10
/ get an assortment TO sell round corners
and at the ferries. lie wanted to let her
know, too, that 1t was 1ouriSmng bust
ness he was DONG.
The Wldo" east swift glance at Nr
byrhs' and looked away from hlm again be
fore she asked "Do you remember Albert
Blake then ne used to buy--it must nave
been OF you-It was IN hlis street fe"
doors down.
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