The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
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E fffH k'fsA morning HFWtu &he WaF.
excuse ne Mr. Narfi.: I was talking
rather HWmg, prlaps hut the Gct &.
i.m in de.prfaIe strait. Yau see. Mr.
Eimoie'. basfs ere bath sick. sud b.
warfs me fa Do him hara my best spau,
nmetlucH Wen thp dapples are ibc
hr-i. aal, fa mR rgo. eaen better than Oh.
."HN. bnl llen f. nei nau IN nav >ls.
bie. dare drIre thrm excerpt Cary. aud he
is down with 'ha trvrr. The other horses
sre 80 aut cnga "a, and don't know
what tie
Thc~f, ttTr, said !. no oalhs. hsvc
nothing oH hsud, aud really holirve |
should %. 20 play hackman ror day, in
New York.
Surely, Mr. Mouis, son are Joking,
eiaru'alrd the man. In anaumeut.
+ NJ am in rarpcst forIhc i,lea was 50
novel, tIal I @ loyer ofadvrulnra. became
every momeui more determined 90 ny fl.
am iu cancst. Mr.. McGrcr-so no
more ubuut ji. You know eau manage
au, thing Jusl have them bitchcd up.
aud give me ihc livery coat and hat. Now
''''' u'. d" i"' iaf' yer m'lhrhi-hul
stop dai't Ict thr mcu know 81 ho am:
aud by the wuy--I almost forgot ir--hnvc
your team seu round in rIout an hour.
i'f'' "h''''' pr'cerdra to alter my mp
I''''"'''f ~ much rs P's''"lr' assuming
'"' h"'li'"'el''N ~ "fl'rf' ! madr atirsl
'"'' '','",'''n "' hHh grade Inc met
au'"rlh'Si' was hardiy completed when
DIT. N,,'rf'F entered
! mr. MOT
/ M'o'a'l' y' mah'' ! interrupted; shure,
mere -" reason why should be cheated
"nI ~ NAME
we bnih laughed, and ! received con-
examinations upon mak'n4 good son of
I Ei'h'
stepping oui OF the Office ! mounted
the box gathered up the r-ins, aud was
+ On lhe horses were unusually CAV, bnt
! "ao tHem ~ good l1m bv the time |
stopped before hr. Emore's residence.
II mA be wen t" state that Grace EImore
was mi The least ihtlgcement for ASSUME
lha my pfesem position All winter she
had Oren dtram idol of mine, or rather
hi'I Que ior could not really de-
r'oe "hich ! preferred Grace or Maude
ne M'i'l''' Young fI"hch lady, who
WIS Sl'"'ihg the "Itler ~ New York
WIN hef parents. B"ih were hrwiiching
ana embraced every opportunity Of be-
'hs WIN 'lil'rf
sP'"ainS from the box lrang The bell,
""a presently assisted Miss Elmore and
her NV" itienfs lnlo the carriage.
Ihe day was very warm for March, and
the iole windows were open, Grace sit
'lus on lhe seal ue"'ert me.
Round The pleasant streets, driver. f.
AN"herr fora dive, she said.
We started and for hall an hunr the
'aHle" ch''-chui was ut 40 account To me. .
when suddenly Miss Fannie exclaimed:
bE lhe way. Grace, ruWor says You are /
rngag to George Morris, aud the sol
Iaife on your ioreiinger appears to cor
tirm It,
Runor honors me, was the reply.
Na", t'raee, lined IN the third lady, /
stop your nonsrnre aud Tell us candidIt, |
ne sou engaged! /
Well. I'm nrraigned before court for
some terrible crime, aud commanded to
answer, guilty or not guilty that iii /
was the halflaughiug, haifumuoyed re. !
.pu1sc.
No, replied the third lady, only to graf
Ity friendly cpIiu-ity.
Well, the truth j., am not at liberty |
to say all wish; but llis much will /
acknow ledgc--,he ring you mention did /
unce bclnn2 10 Geurge Morris.
Was there ever .urh au ahominable
lat-ehuud told. every word Of which /. /
true? llbougla augrly, ~ heard the
continents upon ut nmurv. person., par
rms, elc. That girl hd lci thrm To sup.
pryc that we were engaged. aud here is
fng lo prove i--a ring ,he took from mr
iu .purt, lew evenings since, aud which /
intended to rrcuyrr ou our mkt meet +
mg. We'll, there Is one ting certain. I
Grurc Elmort viii never be my wife. Il
could never trust such schcuer. NJ, I
re.uluiiYu was strengthened when Il
hratd htr -ay, IN confidential undrrtonps
tu ule lady, Mis- Fannie having bcpu lcit .
at her own home:
Iltave. oi course, no feeling I'm lie mat.
irr, 40 sclfaul pirl love. bul think thsl
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