The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

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Mh aas Eiyeu me 8 terrible shock
Shocked laU Ahss has happened
Ia Uafa. faH AFfaer j. m4ruod'
Married ceaae3 I.e esteF, eoai'HR
Glars AYmar mafTieat B. it plsIbicf
tct, married tae Rlu I've l3ea laying
tse ta iof years pAst-ghe ouiY gifI !
fRti cared 3 psB ipr Imagine lhe shock
lf event gives nae Im neatly crazy.
flea Epa wal.} loved bsrt
iufai bert ! Uua hsYc Wurshippgd
f.ef af else lbi. thing weali not have 80
completely aptei lae
tA. a. O. thai. TIE ioss Of thing al
ma5 gives us an exaggerated notion al
as tslug. ssid tle sister philasophlealb.
.he sank AnggidlY lnia an easy chair
Hd sMaalhei out i iOld iu her snowy
Hauius ral.e loa arc simply shocked,
as guu saF ilal by tomorrow sou wifi
iaugh 81 lbe whole matter
Don't. Eutb' impB1fed the brother.
sinking heavily into the nearest chair.
Iiaa AFuar is m1Fe 90 ne laAn ms life !
SIS love ipr Der Is a delirium lls $50
each pss-iou- lage--a flood OF motion
laval And I've counted an along upon
marrying her, True. she has rejected
Ue twice, bat thought she'd change her
mind
Size was in no WAY committed 10 you
No, 81 course not. She has never Civ
rn me aay encouragement Bot ] am
none the less surprised | supposed that
everything was favorable enough to my
wishes. ! knew that she was still young
e. marry an orphan-Without money
sud without friends presumably with.
uut suilors and I llatlered myself that
ahe couldn't always remain insenSible to
eA attentions.
You reasoned wisely enough, Of course
lake. bat reason never decides these
matters, decided the sister, with sort Of
Ugntempiuous compassion. A wilma
chance mectinga smile on word--a
moment weakness any triAe--these are
tho things By which marriages are
brought about. Who Il the bridegroom
All that's d point that will touch you a
little, think Can't you guesswho be is Z
haven't the least idea
Well, then ha's VIII Hawlcy.
The sister sprang abruptly TO her feet
ciasplug both hands to her heart. The
changing tulors Of her brother, his agita-
ton his anguish, all passed to her own
features
VIII llawley? She gasped Oh. you
duut mean il, Luke
But ! do though. It's Gods truth.
Clara Aymar and Win, llawIey are hus-
baud aud wife.
A heavy tail succeeded The sister had
hinied She las upon the floor as one
dead
Did She tbink that much Of Hawley
maitefcd the brother, astouished.
didn't suppose
lie FASTENED 10 bring pitcher OF water
sud battle the white features, aud then
SCI himself 10 chatting the ceuehed hands.
Capt, Luke pedder was twenty-seven
wears Of age, with an originally light com
plcNiun, which had redeemed with gener-
ous living ana br0nzed with exposure to
wind aud SUI. Ills form was ofthe aver
aye size aud height, and his features OF
lhc most ordinary type. He was singu-
larly selfish and INSCRIPTIONS, but OF
gcntlemauly manners, being well eduea.
ted aud used to good society. His ability
a. q navigator was fair fora man Of his
ags aud experience, but be owed his posi-
lion as commander Of fine Australian
clipper, more 60 respect for his late faith
a. aud 20 sympath2ing favor than 70 bis
own merits.
Miss Ruth 'cdder was two years young
er than her brother, aud consequently
twenty-five years Of age, although she
owned to only twenty She was tall, thin
aud a little inclined in her outlines, as in
her temper, 20 angnlarity. She was not
particularly bright, but she was bold and
INSCRIPTIONS, and possessed fierce en-
ergy which WAS capable OF compensating
ia any emergency for lack of genius.
The father OF the couple had been a
prominent ship-Owncr and merchant,
Bui in his latter days the senior Pedder
had been unfortunate, aud had finally
been broken mp complctely-a result has.
tened, u was whispered, by The wild
ways aui financial irregularities OF hi.
son. The old mans failure had soon
preu followed by his death, aud already
isr surh :. fame lie was generally
iurguucu,
How odd il is. calculated Capt rcdder
a. he rubbed bis sisters cold hAud,, She
madly in love with Will llawleF, aud
craEy after Clara Aymar Aud nov
Will aud Clara are married. and EUtl
ADD | arc lett out iu the cold
oder the vigorous treatment ice bad
adopted Miss rcdder soon recovered licr
senses
Are YOU sure they're married. she de
Wam,led.
Perfectly. | learned the fact half al
hour siueg FROM liawieY's commander
Captain 6rrggs, son know, Captain
Gtcggs Was al the wedding. IL tool
plsee last Friday cyening--lbe very even
ing alter ilawicy's return from bis las
voyage 70 RIO II was quiet affair
Oats d few friends were invited. But le
me ssh son 4 question, Did ilaNlcy eyct
propose q yuuf
NJ. HHi ! expected that be would sooi
30 80, To has been here often enough
lf-, BE- came several times 10 ask ~,
tor : birth ia my clipper, promised L
itiuk 81 him 81 The first opening, aud
railY meant - help him. for ! knew in
9enrral way that fou liked him
| Thought hrd realize that tou could b,
ID sergise 10 llU, explained Mics rcdder
thought m a remember that mother lei
tHf lhis house aud 4 few thousand dullan