The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18


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This beats ANYTHING | ever heard or
# does. We're even. Welch. Neither
Of ns won the race. and neither ofus
gon the wayer.
Curious enough! rcioined Earnest. So
liloouizino AS he turned away. | wonder
which will win the lady?
The enlightened reader must have an.
ticinated the resnlts. Our collegians
were not ORIGINAL in their loye-makino.
The changes were rupp on riding. boat.
inc. music croouet and billiards for three
weeks At the end of that time. upfor.
tunately for their friendly feelings. they
foupa themselves as even IN This race for
a lady's favor as they had been in the
memorable race down the river. Both
were prodigious and equal ayorites with
Mr.. Wentworth, both received gracious
smiles from Miss Wentworth, both made
the greatest effort to please and spent the
whole Of their pocket money in the at.
tempt.
| do no not know precisely when their
friendship became nuisance: but at the
end Of these three weeks they were enc
mics who endured each other for the
sake Of appearance when they met At the
Weptworths' house. but outside if never
exchanged word. and regarded each
other IowerineIv at meals and in passage
WAYS. TO add TO the complications of
the atTair. the 2sth Of September an.
preached, bringing with it the dread me-
cessty of returning to Cambridge.
The days flew by and each delayed till
the morrow before putting his fate to the
test. On the 9Th both must 90, and the
18th found each resolute to ask the ques-
ton, that had become all-importaut to
both, on the 2G.
The 2gtb came, and with it violent
storm. Instead Of proceeding to fhe
Wentworth mansion f,, f. mnrniug,s cro.
ouct onr heroes tound themselves ro-
duced to acsunfr David misaptbroni.
cally kent his rooo. Earpe,, lonnged
round the stables tHI dinner time, nla,od
billiard. ia, the artrrroon and tbcn mado
a desperate resolve. Immediately after
supper, at which David did not appear.
he put on heavy boots, borrowed a cloak
Il the landlord, aud started through
sea Of mud, in q pouring rain al d in the