The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

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! ghe d milk al!I MA, split, however. and no
usa a lle'Ii4pg grliee'.Ii4pg Z b.. nieqo "a .5-, g
II ny, j., Mlalson " 20 was, o. BIZ, ,dasShteihh hd
lsha.! fei n dia.olote and iamor.l, ,.iai,: AID
lot siltu that time = mere wreck, erhod soula
EIPeelkAl net survive big dissipation. imushI leo +.
Or. He gladly .ereed tale.1e 0snil:
!. 10 10 peace, upon condition, e1s Of 1eeei ,.
ing small j. .p''paity ''v'itly from h.r se.,oipg..
The, The poor sill Wished! TO- return ia
Thorpe for ra : fev e pa months. 8, y e.p9li1e
This 1or horrid satoary down, better the
said, "where I 40 ,,koovns than apong
rtFaugers.'' Of course, | did not bes.
itate in agreeing With her, nor in offer.
ing her such protection as my endorse.
mept Of, her conduct afforded.
Jack accompanied her on her return.
I admired hin for being 50 kind to her,
but, tlhen, I thopght be liked .n: .ex.
eus'e for running up to Thorpe. Any
other g'l9v gi'rl would 'ld have rather shruDk
fto.n tho society of > mao to whom she
had given her preference uosought and
in vain ; but. 1 think, C.mill. rather
ceourted the exquisite suffering which
The, complete self ontrol she: manifest.
Cd With Jack must have oost her,.
1T vas no~ November, :, The day Of
their h%r return e Thorpe. happened TO- b.
|; ;M!:,ltinma.--. 4: doll, sullen ;Autanu.l
u day ana our ! sp@itits s :vers:.ll b,.!y. AID
= EduhfAlke tfl ga ~, Alta, saie,er y,
*srs :sthsF sa'Prisssd 6y 'he ,rri,.4 %
NJ: Brewster, vho, vith son.. v..vk'
~.rd hssit.tion, asked il. J.sqak sak IL -,
e.oMA aA Gee essIl hin T. iev minute, alone
Hs H. terok \ hei i iqta tho p.slor,g -hsz.
tttHsfc .s xsstPo 60. a, y,sge pps..aipe,,
:pssses.sa @stIi@ ! Iftb..d, i H. he..d ta~e.
thAt tle Je1nyB Pc IsteF sd bad apeshss leHeg'
Jug stS Xhat y; would sl hayyeg expected z IN
thS 1htle piOx @ ;.ad 7 1N.ss getting my
Z tEsppRer qP T. The ide.. toqf ,her triaingg
tith my koy.! Mrs, sBreys,ers, . s.4y
VS. briot; ahe did not even return f.
ahe sitting room q e bid, C.nill. .pd me
good :asy: I , waited = Is ten--,-dftesq Imio.
dtes: there was 10 sound from Jack.
Then l went softly and opened tho par.
1or door. Jack sat tbere, his head
bowed on the back of chair he had
drawn 10 front Of him-indiderent, sp.
parently, to the chilly, gloomy room.
to everything but his own thoughts.
"My poor boy" I said, "what is
this s-?''
He started up and laughed At my
look Of vee'begone sympathy.
,''AuDt Sue" he said, q though be
was communicating = capital joke, "I've
got tho mitten !"
"That contemplate little Jenny
Brewster hasn't"
"Yes, she ha'. ! : JHsE i. !; ~ p : seys .h.t
th:y 'yy.a get young nan 3 % their t..!el' i
~ Sunmer, and Jenny discovered
|>she had never known what love, mean,
before, md ....r.;
"J.et Cl.es," ! interrupted. "vh.s
3 ever i made 'va yea such I. .preoious fool n
to fall in, love With Jenny Breswter r.
= "Aunt Sue" he answered. II felt
that I =! had gone pretty far with Jenny
farther than: 1 ever meant to. And
she: made me believe that her very life
would be: the forfeit of her unrequited
affections )" his eyes twinkled again.
'sDuriug the week or two before she
came down with that fever her mother
wrote me that Jenny was going iote a
decline, and accused me of having tr,fled
With her, iosinuatlng that my eonduc.
would cost her chlld's life. 1 couldn't
stand that. I offered myself by return
mail" ~
."'Without really caring for her p
s'1-II-" be stammered; "Aunt
Sue, I declare I didn't dare -..nslyze
my own feelings At that time. I had
seen one, woman ,who"-he stopped q
minute. N "'Bqt I did not believe l had
the slishtest chance, Of making ha,
love me-" =, -; .:
--"Ihat woman -" ...
"Camilla> Mpson.'''':: .t.;. :.., -.
"And now, JACK. l'''-::..:. .r"l :....e
He jumped up: -''Now, Aunt Sue,
lam going to her," j." :'*' -
rdWe went into tho sitting roam to.
| esthsr. lie walked .tr.ight toward Mi,,
Mason, who stood in the window, 1oot.
log out rather sadly It tho gr.y gloon
os the day. His face was al slight.
Hs put his hands out: " .'''a''.''. vi
's'c.min.s > = il Bic nervous, yiibran,
vsteef Fam free I" os52@S . 80 > J.;
'oHer VA turued 10 him, uncertain,
half sfeproaohful.4 Suddenly fcoodmpre.
hendiug'and aud answering the passion
fshis eyes, she took the hands he held
toward her in her own, aud bowed her
face upon them. He drew her 20 him,
held her tight and close in his arms,
pressed his kisses against the pale, ON.
bsr.oolored hair that coiled around the
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