National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-05-17

SOlneUOly hau seen person answering
to the description of Mrs Small take tn,
noon train for New York that day. Ber
followed without more delay. wasted ,
week in hanging about the city before h,
betook himself to the house of his frient
Mrs. Aberneth, in the suburbs. One aft
ernoon, rs he was turning over some en-
cravings in the parlor with Kt.e Aber
meth, little Charlie burst into the room il
tears, sobbing out that,
"Miss Van Ormcs gone and dead her
seli.-in the school-room Charlie didn'
do it! Charley only said, Mr.. Greatere,
is courting sister Kate in the parlor, Mis-
Van Orme, and Mary said, Hush, yor
silly boy and Charlie was mad, and TOLD
that ma said so herself, and threw tho
primer at Mary; and then Miss Van OsmC
looked all white like aud shut her eyes
and won't talk; and Mary said, Now
you've done it, eAarlien Did Charles ~
ooh, you horrid boy - cried Kate Alb
erneth. "You are always in mischief
| suppose Miss Van Orme has tainted
Go and tell mamma"
Who is Miss Van Orme ?" asked Bert
"Only the nursery governess. We dc
have such bother with them. One has
a temper, another has headaches, and now,
when we thought we had got jewel
here she is tainting.'
~ think we ought to try and revive
her. said Bert, taking Charles hand,
while Kate led the way. But when they
reached the school room Miss Van Orme
had recovered her senses, and was sitting
in an arm chair, while Mary vigorously
famed her pallid face.
For mercy's sake, what made you
faint, Miss Van Orme ~ cried Kate.
" You almost threw Charlie into conyul-
sions."
Miss Van Orme stood up and looked
beyond Miss Aberneth to Mr.. Greaterex,
standing in the doorway, who came for
ward her relief instantly.
You must not stand, lie said, leading
her back to her seat. ~ think have
found friend of mine turning to Kate.
" Why did you run away from your
friends - he questioned relieving Mary OF
the fan.
81 ran away from my enemies, if you
please y
"Do YOU call me one =
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saw POO. h",e '0Ss!@S l.e' lieaG tG5 ~ ~ r9i'
e''' w. -. ~ D.. o,''e I''1'i'
, IL ii'';,N I'm Ve' ,t,' aus g e' iiIi
,'ouiH % iaNe " ~" @ "i''us'o i. 'o''' '''' MISS
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Kate in the Iawing room said Miss Van
.ha,n' 80, viii bo sha,mo ~ disorndi,,t DPg't
Wrs Aber,otii. and indaad onn Tf i,pt 't,,' an
rarr wall n,ithnr+ vnn S;r :"
" Bnt ! con'+ ret aIong withopt Won ),
UArd vet vru kroS rntIirg ot oil
,hont mel1 ~ ''''
~ am satisfied with my l,novledce. 7
NOW That Won are rLormina and fIot I
ove Won
"Yop Iova q woman Saline rpdor IN
,liss2 ! am naitbnr Mrs. Snajl mar Miss
Orme."
81 don't care a fig who YOU are. will
marry von tomorrow. If YOU consent. un-
Ter whatever name You choose"
Generosity is catching. | will tell
-ou my story
"I will not listen 10 it EXCEPT from the
ips of Mrs. Bertholl Greaterex."
" Please yourselfn
"Thank YOU. Then will come for Won
O o-morrow. and we will be married in
,hurch.r But when he returned 10 the
lrawing room and told his story to Mrs.
she insisted that the wedding
hould take place at her house.
Every bodv was taken aback at Greter-
X when Rerthold wrote that he sbopId
ring his bride home the following week
You NAV have seen her." he wrote.
when she was Mrs. Small. and lived in
he cottaqe in Lovers, Lane You rernen-
YER perhans that Won once sent her some
ummpr sweetincs owe nv bonpinoss
o those precious appIes. Caroline will
occasion hecause she offered
q mart with some of her wardrobe 70 tLe
,oor widow y
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