The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-19

me to bossd 7 I'm not much trouble in .
hsass," said Beilsndea.
''None whatever. Prey what arc your
tesus?"
"One hundred aud City dollars Of the
season--tha', 10 three moptha. will
allow you Eve dollars week for my
board that takes off sixty"
"lsalaucc ninety" replied the old
gentlemanG-.s,ng. Very well, sir, if 1
like the house. l will call to morrow and
pay you in advance"
"As you please, SIR"
my name" said the o'd gentleman
as he took leave, lis Greyling-God.rey
Gr"yli"g l. Co., India Wharf. Goud
morning. air
"Grey'ius! Gas daughter" cried
Bellendcn, rs he paced his room. What
If lie should be the father otthe glorious
creature ! met at Gloucester last suu
mer! The idea Of being under the
sanie roof With her almost drives me
mad. aud atones for much that I have
suffered and =;;s: ::;!' ii saaering-Gzsyiag!
Greyling ~
His ccnjectures we're correct. Grey.
lag called ne1, day. paid the rent and
received The key. aud the evening after,
when he wen, out to the Villa.e, he dis
i C cvrred 10 MS deiigh, tha. Julia Grow
| ling was 40 other than a harming girl
whom he had capually encountered at
HaPs Aun the previous season. She
vas then visiting the place with her
aunt, and whether abe was conscious of
naaeent p-nchsn. fir enr here, 81 &c.
some other reason, sheA had for borne
mentioning to her uother having met a
young gentleman By che sea.side, with
sach dear corsair expression aud such
. sweet mustachel
Of course, Beilenden did not come in-
to iowa any more Why should he 7
tie had NO client th.re--aud suit here
must not be suffered to go by default.
Eeai duets 81 abe piano What str Ills
| ia the garden! What walks by moon
light! What rides at sunset! Il uas n
fair sKistence But in the sweetest cup
OF pleasure, su.gh an,ari aGiguid-aud
coilins 's the bottom OF his b, eaksr of
bliss. lay Be e'pens thought that all this
fairy sccne would snon vanish like
summes day dr.an With the birds aud
saSS ,iI f'rs the Gseyliny would be gons-he
three montha 'f enjoyment before
Three months he had not twenty
hours.
he next morning BelIcnicn was
lling in the yardeo, waiting for Miss
yling TO join him. when the omnibus
rPed at the door, and out OF ,ha.
n'bus "A vision of dread-aligh.si
iBeiienden, senior.
"fou here. sir!' exclaimed the youny
10.
Y'u here, sir!' exclaimed the father
low esmc you to think Of opening the
Puse: Did you get word that was
m;ng."
NO, s'r; but thought you wouldn't
isiike it."
Not at all. You've aaved me deal
II trouois. Servant hcrcy"
Yes, air."
Well we'll, let's 60 out Of the sun,"
replied Mr.. Bellenden impa,ien,ly.
One moment. cir. have some friends
staying with me--very respectable peo.
pie, I assure you. sir-tho Greylings-
do You know ,hem!" he added, anxious.
Iy.
No but I've heard the NAME"
/ I've kept you Waiting, cried Miss
Greyiing, running down the steps ofthe
piazza in 8 charming walking dreas,
"but su, quite ready now" She stop.
ped suddenly and blushed ON perceiviug
. stranger
My father. Miss Greyling."
Il ain happy to Bee you, sir. Won't
lou walk iu!"
"H"spi,abls." nuttefsd Bollenden.
seeing il 5 my house."
bliss Grsyii"s," said young Bellen
'ie", "eFs"usiy, Il am very sorry tina,
aust irny myself the pleasure of walk.
'"g with you. but my tather--I- pray
excuse me-
.'oh. certainly, certainly don't make
anJ apologies. 1 icouldnt think Of going
now. Pray, walk 10. sir. You'll dine
Wi,h ma, / hope, sit."
I'll rather shist shall, yOuag lady"
shsWessd Bclisaden, senior, coolly.