National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-16
THE STORY OF A LOCKET.

When let the seminary to 90 out in.
10 world of work, left behind me many
dear friends. At the end OF a year. two o.
them at least, had not forgotten me
Clara Delaney sent me a very sweetly
woi led invitation to Wis her for month
said be was having charming time, and
wanted me 10 share it. Rebbie Schwarz
wrote that she loved me dearly as e n,
and if ever | came to New York, she
begged | would spend a few days with
week, and then to Claras.
Renbic was evidently a petted daughter.
Her room, where we slept together, was
furnished with the utmost luxury, AMI |
smiled at the familiar sight of an open
iewel- box, and trinkets scattered all over
the dressing-table. We talked half the
night, and, among other things, asked
her about the three golden balls, which
hung in front of the house.
Why, fathe. is a pawnbroker," she
said, innocently, and then told me what a
pawnbrokcr was i'll her own quaint style.
After a very pleasant visit Of a week it
was time for me to 60 to Claia Delancey's,
and Rebbe and | were talking ii over
Robbie declared that | did not dress
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