Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-02

get aOnS Win tnelr quIus lnc oesi way
they can, for won't have that disgusting
object in the room another day."
Neither OF lhe girls cared penny for
the article in question; but they all had
their admirers, and were rather tender
upon the subject of tobacco.
II would moi marry u man that chew
cd" Alico went on, switching the ieath-
ers harder and harder, mo more than
I'd"
Don't refuse 6elole you are asked
Ida cried out with bit OF iluny in her
voice.
We'll, shall refuse before I'm asked
that is the time TO refuse don't up
prove OF coaxing young nan To make
fool OF himself, aud cutting him up
like an apple and putting him away TO
dry"
Ida knew what the thrust mean; only
too well. So did Grace, who answered
with gay little laugh
Never mind. Ida, we'll pay her for
that have seen a handsome PAGER 60
by here more than once Of late. Wen
see if that spiltoon doesn't lnd lis way
back without our help. Mother, please
tell the servants 10 lei that ornamental
affair be where Alice threw il"
The dialogue terminated with gen.
oral anI good naiured laugh. The par
lor was righlcd aud shaded, aud lett TO
The car, %; itself tll lMcr in the day,
wbvn a, usual, young AIr STANLEY drop
ped ~, Iea'mS t'> hat ~ me hail. bat
i'.iHE LII walking came ""d Iuih '''"-
with hlm to lhc paior.
~ hc VA. one ol those uni.ri,ai call
c,, ,h,l arc oall too happy to ,c Io,tls,l.
cl anlu mere. he a!Wa,, a,Ncd lur the
Ml>scs Hall They were acc"r'imSb All
there TO entertain themselves.
Mir. Stanley switched his dainty cane.
ant remarked upon !he very ioinc wealth
Ell, and ian through his programme OF
small talk, until his mouth began Ia ne
Troublesome. lie sauaIcrcd toward the
corner where the spiiiooa had been kept.
but ia it, absence. he could Hot quite
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he"''h''"s' o' ~ Po'9",' "'''''''' oe S""'-
loving "hS' WAS IN "'' mouth :" nc
wisely "l'huFe"'
inc S'r's l"ou'geu !" '''''e '''''' "'
satisfaction presently MI spruce ""s
h'a'd 'hquir'hs 'ot iua
Evidently he regarded himself with
respect whatever WAS the estimation IN
which he Was held 10y his acquaintances.
He walked into the parlor with The air ot
one who feels that he is comforting ia.
vur by his attentions
IJ, ant,eroJ toward him mucb as a
moth draws near an astral amp. and
finally IN, couple settled upon the sofa
and the conversation became general
Alter little Mr.. Spruce became un.
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to him with the ciacula,ion. The filthy
creature :"
One aud another came in, and convcr-
satinn was lively, when Mr. Herman was
announced.
1t was now Grace's turn to look en-
baIrasSed, aud rs the parties were known
TO be intimate, they were soon chatting
in the bay window in the cosieSt manner
possible.
AIR. Herman was Too much Of u gentle
man To make use of quid He simply
placed bit oI tolncc" in his mouth and
used it as one does Il g!ohule.
So he talked and nihhlcd, ana nibbled
onJ 20 tad until in "A nnmput of fOru at