The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-02-27

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OF EIlha heea' 'He N''shu'' ''o'" "e''''
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thai 1t wa, o'Ni"eo '"'" W" ''o,''''-'
kuo"n As me Nap''''e. "'" ''' ''"."'
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SS-l'ghi 10 express 81 ple'''e"''' '' '"e
f3a' WIN one QUAY 'n' Wa '''''"' ~
WAS '3fo'' N'u' ''' 'i'''' ''-''''' ''"
CoqagysF i. delicioa, 10 Il woman ana
EiiIa Woala not have been ieminlHe had
she been ig .,.g+te 10 hay" made ah 'lec-
ton. NeEcrtDeIa.,, she did no' wc"d
TO miss hor opportunity she knc" wen
the wa could not nEEss last. and feared
! that when one ot the iastranl, for her
foyor Withdrew lrom tbe -}nlesi' Tie
love Of Tie ather wanting the 7i,lnluS OF
competition, would grow cod i,eHce'
she had made ap her mind. that pp4n
the first favorable opportunity. would
signify TO Mapes That his suit. so often
pressed, was at last accepted. The oppor-
tunity, 81 seemed, was not to be long
waning; for invitations were given out
for an appIc-bee in the aeighborhood, and
Eliza found means to convey an intima-
tion to Mapcs that she expected to meet
him there, and counted on his escort
home at the conclusion of the lroIie.
The appointed evening looked for with
such nervous anticipation by Mapcs
came at last. He felt that it was the
most important Of his life, and anayed
himself as only q rnstie dandy can. His
way lay across a meadow, through which
Irm--or rather loitereG-a deep but mar
row steam, spanned by a single log. 1t
was so dark when he reached this primi-
tive bridge that he was compelled. to feel
Ibis way slowly across. As h6 progressed
it commenced to swing lightly--some-
thing very unusual-until he reached the
center. when. to his confusion, it gave
wav, and he was launched into the water.
He scrambled out, then suddenly the
night became luminous with that lurid
LIGHT TO which people refer when they
say. in speaking Of some profoue wretch.
He swore until all was blue. Whatever
ilrnipating qualities this mrid LIGHT
possessed. If had no driving ones. and
Names was forced 70 hid adjeu for the
nigbt to MI hcpcs of nliobtipo his froth "a
tbe loved Film.
In the rural districts Down FAST in
carly times. ,bc oood peonJe had sucb
habits or indu.tr,. and rioid economv ,ho,
tboy seldom cave o,. attended por,ic.. nm.
los. .ucb o., ,corc cIoaked unde, tho