Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-11-15

. Matte. trv to fnl ont her s;1e If
tbe story am sure thcrc' Il some mvs.
terv about it and we NAV be able 10 sct
! il riobt vet"
"Oh Charlie. I would give ANYTHING
to have Edith married as happily rs we
are Misery likes COMPANY " She add.
cd saucily and ran of
She was rot very skillful dinlomotist
and Gndinr Edith sitting rather forlornly
alone nlnngal headlone into her subject
!" Edith wby Are Won running away
from Doualas Fisher ~
Tbc paie. stately Girl looked at hei
BRIGHT .vonno sister n ,aoment in haurh.
tv an,aEe,pent. but reading truly the love
and nitv in the fair face. answered.:
~ Iad rather moi meet him. Matte. y
But WHY - persistcd her sister.
"Ho is Charles cousin. and / know
they are like brothers, 20 YOU see he viii
be here constantly. Matte. | could not
boar ~ conI1 NOT meet him hero dnv
after day, and know him so false as he
has been. Let me 90, dear. | am Il
woman now. and Uncle James cannot
tread me down as he did when We we're
mere children"
But. Edith. how was he false %
You know. darling. how hard our
life was. how any chanoe seemed Ike
sunshine. and YOU know how Douolas
tr;od to win nv love I novnr wont m ITO
yilaoe that he did not meet me. and
urge me to marry him at once. | loved
him Matte hut I aid not rive NV bcort
unsougbt One Of his favorite pleas was
tho bo,no we copld mako for VIM, Ilttle
sister and I was finally won to a consent
Sill If rom,incd 10 set a fine and farm
nlan for an eloncment p
:. Wbv did Won NOT do ne Charlie and
d;a-.;ust wall; off 70 The minister and
cat ,norr;od and then hi Uncle Jomos
4r,va &c much "a he nleases p,
~ don't know We didn't Won know
the old cate most. Matte. that had the
Loose tonY
"ycsn
Douglos and psoa that Far mat
oe;eo ~ conId ~, tho tnn hoaL pI;t
ia ana tbere was enaca nndcr 4 wbnro
letters conll lie secure fran ram or wind
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most hourly to the gate post for some
word of explanation. None came; and
when | next heard from Seaton, Douglas
Fisher had gone away.
j." Without writing ?"
Without one word. He had written
that the letter | told you Of was his last
appeal i have urged you so often, he
wrote, that lfyou do not reply favorably
to this, shall know it is coquetrg. not
love, that makes you smile upon me. "
. Coquctry J" SAID slattie, di8dainful-
w.. "AS II you ever knew the meaning
OF 'nG wofd i,
ProPaoiy nc repentea' ma'tie' ana
thougnt poor country eirl would ii9f
grace i'S cry nome Pun Whatever nis
no'ive' ne lelt me- ana confess shrink
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w"
" am afraid you Will find Hill Farm
just as hoFrid as ever"
Just as horrid as ever Filth conclndsd
it was, after a weeks soiourn at the dis
nal farm she had called home during
her girlhood. Her uncle did not domi-
neer quite so much over the digGiGed,
stately lady, who came. after five years
i,.F 20 I Al. A. .