Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-18

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ADDRESS, ana. on,y promise
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r,ease P'V,nlse NOV YOU WI" not oieak
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"how wm a. sas mee' my eompanion
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lucy s.s.o,,ar a, ,.ss he sai, 'osetner !
bis watch
.Hov the time fliesI must have come In an
hour AGO, mother
Conid IL be poss,blep A vboIa bour and
| l had moi thanked him vet.
Il have mad company, he said. smil,og
.Yas ace :, answered the ., ate,v Iadv iooti,o
at me ieenly. IT is time came to Miss Err
nes,,s reI,ef or 1 fear sbe would have haen tir-
eds ''~ Ne'
' .Oh 7 .sunra vou ~, MI, ,,r.j II, ,,,a ,.as,
I hasianed 10 repiy. and instantIv reyrat,eJ
having spoken.
David looked greatly amused, but repressed
his mirth when he saw how grave his mother
had become. What had David or what had |
lone, to merit her displeasure p
A servant came In TO light the gas. Soon af-
ter, Mr.. Ashford Joined the little party at the
library ire. l seized tie first opportunity 10 es
cape.
That night, an hour or more later. l over
heard fragment Of conversation, not intended
for nv ears. couldn't help IL. was an n H.
, Willing listener, aud had no means Of retreat.
DAVID said Mrs. Ashford TO her son, Il
have few words to say about the young girl.
l IL. l. IL IA = =
! ton. fear that in your heedlsssness, you viii
do the great injustice OF giving her false ideas Of
! it. She " my governess, and must insist that
while she lives in my house, you neither treat
: her as an equal, nor companion. You will
4 simply ignore her.
NV dearest mother replied David. you have
acted nobly In rescuing this young girl from
, poverty and humiliation. viii YOU stop thsreP
: Il do not understand youp'
Mother, she Is young, really beautiful, and
y possesses great ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Tbe n,isfor
tune of her fathers death has condemned hel
. 10 q ve.y hard lot. Say, mothes, will you no
alleviate itp'
}, David, 1 do not understand vou.,
my fathers wealth, and your position. ars
4 amply sufficient TO grace society with a Young
n protegee who IL in every way fittad To adorn IL
what crsxX,pntjssah- III ;ma Va, h.va "a,
" nowar IN make this voung girl,. ,ifs ono oS ,no
4 ih,nes. drearv rou1S af d5ndar oue a, wv
10 nv the nlaastIras vOuth crayes az tnuch or th,
;ovous syirence which Mar ac.n,nniishnsa !
~ hs.u,v and ber worth will on,bail,sh nn,1
: SSr Won and he, self Yo,, have NO Sa,,ah,ar ~
: on mean, then. that should ;r,rodnns no
into society, ''''' oN'e' "'
D. Yes, mother; under your guardianship sh
would be well received
To- and tor the future p
y She would probably marry,'
Singularly enough, the last remark seerned 4
, . oiya d.adlv nf,nca wh.n ~ ,.-a,d -,a.L.
spoke again, it was In high displeasure.
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"a .hn. s I'LL sha 10 sa,,.ss Az 10y nouse;
Tha,r voicas aisj awev had H par'I aaa,,,
Nv nrida was oute eousi to mv hano taUa ~,
8 Movers. When David left home. a short tim,
after, to rejoin his regiment, had SO skillfull
bafisd his attempts to seeIme alone that be sen
: a me by a servant, a sealed enyelops containin
a scrap of paper Oh which were written his sd
IA dress. and single line, sRemember your nrom
az i,e.'
ID Months few By. was still the children
xoyerness; but had achieved mighty triumph
m i had found the way TO the heart Of David Asb
a. ford's mother. Yes. Doubt il, wonder al
.d as would, 1t was, nevertheless true. She ha,
sons persuasion could not wiring from her:wba
7 her own womanly sympathy would net yiel
Of me; the position Of u profeoee-nay, more, Of a
Nj adonted daughter!
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"A .a NV s W. Hrs Ashsord nso o mn ple
o. 800. o,oa,h 81 h. .a.,t,ar fa au maj nc nc
e. Lnsw, Shs wa. too naughty To ,rge tba matte
" long. but sbe never lost siabt of her object no