Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-10-04

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Tbsy efe aSt IS t6js .IilaarIsllsd & ! this ssaloh;
I was, told Miss Granger was very
yuuHg 9eG bHtyin Rfsw years Il1e woqId
give q fair mistress to The Hall. All
this Isp4dufgT iEVRiienee, lEeBi4s4 my
misery, smiling in my wreiehedness.
WGs,it = WOnder that my heart, oveF7
ape Be ebst EE5 D. sli's 90
ever: ,sft
-1ATthnr Rni the fan girl WAlkRd often
in tHe iiafk. iaI too, haunted its shades.
I stQfif5 stIn& 6T fh& 6rq6k1 and
said, "Here heueahed melhisOwn Made
line, and said he loved neT7fPW lAf
pour. loving words into her ear, and
s,irrdahds hers lii graeefuI'attentiOns." "
Then IsiFould rise sapd N,aliS swiftly
away, a storm Of passions ranging I'm
ny s5gli. once, CROSSING thence, ] met
them-hsr hand p1 bis 81 ~
his- wss cinsped 0Ter<it. / Knew my
AssSsIl aaed3 n se9.RIer to see
heE a. /. 50 { Iuts5 G. BllnttI was not
surprised, ,tp hess heE EtisPerF = s.ass-
ed, "Who Is. flhf siilne VIZ IaSHE
ing girl +? She looked Just 50 stern and
angEy, wheHwe p1et'hef atNth6 'eottage
door. Ilonged1ta lasag hiss Epily, 'igutyl
conhl, Rot1 I ,@aNdeFfI akVgt, in the
forest, aDdwheR 4 heslti the dead leaves,
crtckIing knew they were, coming to
w3rds he, aud y r turned aside into tlie
wood snd Wiited foFstheIii to PsAs. But
Just OpPnsitU ne tlsey,Iingered, and theh
lOw-shokeBpsqftlv- aeeented ,Weplspealed
through my brain, and shook me. as, is
they had, been the .ravipgs OF, q tempest,
s'.Are you sure you VIII be tt,ie tome,
.Arlhur.e'f I heard her 4 X. A'+'s' = VI y
gEhslA 4Assbrs4th alid 4lsteliespf6r tn
auswenH How F ,FeeagRigs4o thasaJE'infl
ming tanesl had sheara theHs iRl the
sane ,yqPdF. .plsHy a time. >,TT ,6,,ss'
IAN sure, Eleanor q, Do you d9Vbt
IaeSs Dnh4 you believe il MY h6noff ta''
HOnnrl "If neFEf Rass e1lstant bel
fore, dearSs AID 4 IA bsallsc) never
loved befUre. s1lYstl iIsNe5taught me
wEarf1tG 3It6lk 6lU deans 3dE160a
were mSse .slsa9OEs 3sthp9fed to the
reality thRt | know now y
Her rsPlaYFps iparIigplateEend they
passed Ou ~ the Sliade, A mere
dreamn Fhis, then, was the end Of it,
] sat down on the d nd said
the words ever 10 in-a-kmd of
stupid-woniors,, z thats9ffer-
ed. could not comp pteten1 my Noe.
who vas hls l,o@ AIAaelips whom I
pitied sOE ! could mot Understand. I
d0.nOt know whether / went home, ,ior
whether they found ,lne there in bthet
woods didbhot mind the LAPSE of
days and baHFs, hVt it must have been
AAilS ~eeksfrohl giat hrne fbatAftliaf
canie Ill to see me, and wahsS setting,
supported by pillows, in great arm
chain IIV the Rvindonzg gsI knnuste dave
been weeks, say, fer now, as looked
out, the tail elpas CLEANED, gollenly i'm
tae5 sV97h bs tbend dhsir 4Sv@
RrlsR qRa greeH sIY HqlAer was fat
tered by a visit from the young squire,
and le5ms An dndAOut OF tIis F66In switIf
constant aPOIOgiesahd CDuFtesles. While
she was absent few moments, Arthur
came p, fhe side OF any chaiTr and said
''T am sorry. to see you III, Madeline,
and more 50 because fancy may be
RsEslR r. blaRle- -fpr Z .
looked up ip,his face,l he hesitated,
faltered little, and went oh.
"When you have had time to think
more calmly, I am sure that you Will
see that II Is tqr tie best that we should
part now, q was ,RRtuFal lepough, that
We should forget the. diieFepce, in, our
sfatiOpsTT eyeEyiPdy,l does some such
foolish thing b their ltyes16ut, such "a
sensible glrl lss ygn must fsee sthatrwe
could psYeF. bshaRPS In .uarrIage,' Aleu-
are unedugated, lgnOFaht Ofithe world