Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17

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90, aud the gentleman OF course felt OBJ
liged to offer his escort.
but Miss Weston will not thank me
tor hurrying you away she said.
81 am very sorry to hurry away from
Miss Weston" he replied, but you can
not 60 home alone"
This was not very fattering, aud she
turned her head for moment to hide the
anger which she knew her tell-tale eyes
revealed; but when she glanced up into
his face again. no one would have dream
ed that anything like anger could ever
disturb the sweet serenity OF her heart.
"Oh," she sald' wish L could boast
OF being strong'mnded. and not afraid to
60 aloue in the dark; but | cant, even
for Miss WeSon's sake, Tor am terri
BILE coward
- On you get frightened coming
''''N ~
De confessed
on " was carry men, you KNOW
ana SO 'hey le'' ner' 70 seek the re''re'
OF her own room' win a vague sense of
depression anu DISAPPOINTMENT
Inc next morning' or'gh' ana early
MISS LAZY came running 'n aga'u' just
"nen sue kne" "rs' h0ugeS anu he'en
"0u'u % AZ U,oaA'"''' s"u '"e 'a''''
cOu'u NOT possibly escape her'
o"' "''S "e''On' sue eAo's''neu' 1
nope .ou "e,o "0' a"g'y wiz" "e ,AS'
''e"'' 'or 'aA'"s on youf 'ls''or' ou
S"ou'o nave Oee" WIN, Us. We '0oA 'ne
'o"e''' way nO"e' a"' "'' ie'P'' was
50 "'e'y anu e"'e'.A'""e' never I'd"
"'' ~ SUI" n"' 'P'''''' ''o" s'"a"' a"u
OO'" P''"o' -, "e ''A w. '" '''
'"'"N 'O
Iie 10 u very P'eaSau' ge''iel"an'
was 'ce coo' reply
oesa" " ie"r VIC sn0u'u never
reacn Ihr' spencer s. my Poiite escort hn
gereo so anu 'nen ~ s'ayeu so long al
tue gaze 'hat | look colo' s'an''ng IN 'ne
n'ght ar "na' a 'aiker nc Is wheh ne
is really interested. ANA aftcr having
Sueceeueo I'D the ooJee' Oh her V's''-'hat
's' 10 make heien tee' deJected ana un-
happy-she ran OH again.
"ohe diu nate IL. know, sald the
am'aoie beauty 10 herseif' "notwithstan i
ing her lo''y airs one iiKeS MN as wen
as ne does her; out sne snail not nave MN
: anyway.
Ana heien' though sne did not really
oel'eVe one'ha't OF h''ys stories sun
'eit suspicious ana uncon'of'aole' lor 'e''
DER ana Impressive as Edward temples
manner towards her OF ia'e' sui nc han
not yet orea'hed one WORD OF love- and
she knew tpat MISS Barnes was very fas'
r clnatlng' and uery unsorupulous In accom-
pl'shing her own ends Ana the next
> time she met MIN ner manner IN spite OF
all her enor'S 10 'he contrary was con-
2 strained anu chl'''ng' anu me- no'icing the
cnange ~ ouoe' resen'eu IL a'coruine'y
, h''hough oy no means uncohcious OF Ms
own a''rac'lons' he was Vi ai eAceeulngg
" seusi''Ve uispoS'''on' anu therefore
quick 70 take onence' lie hau met mel
on 'he street anu accolnpanleu hef no"'e
oo'' '"S'eau Vi eo'"s 'n'o '''e nouse' Az
corul"g 10 MS usual CUSTOM nc lei' mel
az 'he ga'e' VIII" 'o'u oo"' anu 40 W
! turned away, muttered to himself some
words, not at all complimentary IN re-
+, gard to waman's caprice.
Their next meeting was at large par
ty, where young man who had just go
: through his Irritation with Miss Barnes
$ coming out of it in only slightly dana
+ ged condition, now offered his devotion a
Helen's shrine; and she to show Edward
how utterly indifferent ana careless she
9 felt smiled and coquetted with the gentle
g man, as if Lilly had been her model To-
the last SIX weeks havlnga gooo cry aoou
= it, as foon as she found herself alone II