The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-04

b uaoir. Never shall forget her look
Of rigid contempt.
"Of course, she said, If Mr.. Fairlie
has given his consent, I have n thing to
Il with the matter Miss Chaiis is not
under my control may, perhaps, be
| Permitted To say, think it singular ar
ugement-two persons entirely with
out fortune. hope it may end we'll"
Miss Chalis is fortune ~ hers4If,"I
remarked land will do the best
can
Her ladyship bowed, to show the in
terview was ended
Daring dinner, the conversation turned
upon the new proprietor OF HyltOn
Gauge. | COULD see that Lady Clla was
anxious over him, and that Miss Ross was
LOOKING forward 10 his appearance on the
sceue with keen delight.
left the next day, and went back to
London. There Ispent my time in choos
ing furniture, hanging8, pictures, and
statues for my new home spaIing
neither time, trouble, or expense, SO as to
make the casket worthy ofthe gem it was
to contain.
At stated intervals I went down
u
OF welcomes from John, fla ng Kate more
lDveabIe each time. Lad lara took
yeiy little notice Of me, but was interl s. !.
cd over Lhe Grange beard OF wonders
o. art that arrived daily. Her ladysn;p
had even paid visit 10 see the improve.
ments, ana Was fairly charmed WIKI
| inen.
Aud che time came when the Grange
was ready for It's mistress. Then [ went
to John, and told hlm l was in d position
to marty, ii he would give me his niece
Lady CLARA was very cold aud conlem
plu ,us, saying she would WISH the wed.
dag to be quiet us possible. Really for
IL niece OF Mr.. FaIlle, Of Lyndale, 1t was
very strange match.
Sent down pretty, simple wedding
dress or my darnug, and the day came
when sue was To De my own | ud not
tell my aunt uutl tile wedding breakfast
Was over. No guests had been inv TED,
save the rector aud the curate. Lacy
Glars, MISS Russ, my darling, and her
pretty bridesmaid, Alice Howe, Sir John,
the Two strangers, aud myself, were the
omy COngIVes seated at tlIat wedding
| break fast. ~
WneE John had made his little speech,
anu s,00u up IN My Turn, told my
ovcrct,a and what 1t had done Tor me; how
1t had proved my old Irieuu's truth and
slncelI,y, and had gwen me The sweetest
and mob esC wlle, man was ever blessed
WIN.
No words can describe Lady ClAra's
taCe-the rage, tile wonder, anu the NOR
,tticdtIon. Mo words eau describe tue
Uuft1eu annoyance Of Miss Ross. Tue
great lnatCh vi ne nelg uDurnoOd actually
caught UP ny poot, obscure K4te Chatlo.
4 Tue wedding VI ii ton sturred over as
thing TO De asnuule Of When II might
nave cove req them wnh glory
II til nk MI. LILY ton saiu Lady Clara,
! win u elerentiaI smile, ut WOULD 10 "
been better Lad you appeared Ia your a D.
true character
ASSURED her ladyshlp that my little
eX perIeuce HAD dOuo me The word OF
good.
she changed 50 compleSely; nothing
was good enough tor me or for * 4bc.
sue oytrM helned and sickeued me
w TIA up oIoSlcs Tor Sights | mad never
noticed.
L TOOK my fair young wife home, aud
that home Is Heaven u US. John comes
loi three 81 Iour days at q time Her
ladyoulp never recovered from the shock
OF naVlng mistaken HylLOu of Hyiton
or u paupcr. Sc became more submls.
oIve anu meek John could qucll her
haug htiest moods by simply referring to
me. ..t
May you, d ear readers, be as happy as
am may Christmas BRING you all
blessings, Crowned by a peaceful and
prooperou> New Year