The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

secret con ci' u~nrs> made tina, imp">slh 6.
and The : me'h'ng unexpressed py me-. &c
something which | did not fatht IN in her.
he'd her hat K.
"C"lor'ng, and lonki.g distressed she
gave me one hand, saying I, was very
g"ln OF y"n 70 c,me sn soon, nat
thought You W nd
81 made An 'ff'rt to he playful, and
rtJ"'ned Y n know have utterly
spoiled ycL. kl tcnr
The smile TIL evoked VIA ponr.
pitifGl spectre
"C"mp went on; II know whv Won
sent 'or me, az you need n"t worry ,rur~
self about how to begin. Charles hst
told me
On Ian gl,i. BIZ why 9id he
rot do g. tiei're he wrote TO m! Ts
| would have saved me great unhappiu-ss
did = know i iog,tte u. We kept
hi stc'ft, tho"gh sh,u d have +, It
quite -ui h'd rg anyrt ng, esp, c,4,ly
s"ch thing f. NJ mamm hut could
not. The Letter was AIKEN to her, and. oe
cOa's", she hal a way opened atd read
IN letters a. If thcs were her own.
Que right 'hr niger she de, 80
the better. C'arl'e Ead n, rig, tn
m K" ST. h re uest' | am surp Il
that he dl lot XIV cite
But am ,o'ry e. have one any hing
DIS" greeable tnany IF vou' am S toni
IT Anna :and you have always. Alwyys
been 90 kind Ia me-
I" 'Thtie il !" harm wha' ever s:nes
Dorothy /, circumstances helptn ynu out
@ d fl ul'y, as they very of'tu clip
the innocent
"Thcn were both silent. az " Aha
wanted tag on, tt't dij M: kn"> h"w;
AID. for self. had sort of fear f
whn' shou'd hra'-hutI HELPED her
Well pussy, asked, 'xhatsarc you
going t" say to Cha,ltss'
i do nat know : and sheE looked miss
erahIe.
/ have always thought you were v'ry
clear 10 your views, and distinct IN sat
ing them
Yes; know my own mind que
well hn---' She stopped. and seemed
bout to cry. I 10 not know what h d",
che went on
Do you mean tina you do not kroW
whe' her you Iil.t Charles we'll eh'h gin To
accep hun s. n 2
% no; bu thrre are 20 many d fficula
ties TL's VAS SAID hardly aoovs h,'r
breath. ;
Do ycu mean the long engagement
AMI so "u g
She hluShed with vexation and ansW cred
% dear NO. But an So afraid ct hurtin
your leetngs. oI Giep easing you. do SO
wish it Lad never hsppeued."
But, my dear child, what could there be
dispensing To nae, or injurious 10 my 'tei-
ings, in your beng attached to my son /
thluk it wou De an indirect compliment TO
me-"
''Sne hardly let ue 61lsh, bui spoke very
earnestly"
''Dtd you ever think that l.. No i; Won
never can rave supposed that ; you must
hive been as much surprised as | was It
anything OF that kIud had heen gong gu,
must have been the most dpcet'u creature
possible but ain atrAid of Jour thinking
hat Charles w01ld NOT have asked me-. 1t I
had not encouraged him. / am suretl should
say so Of anyone in my circumstances.
hope the lesson will make me- chariiahis.
have really never thought auout Charles at
all. Tt no more cutter my head that he
tLou,ht about me ~ that way, than that
you did,
II WINGED. She hsd bean speaking 30
fast that could net get In word W.
sitting in what ihey called hGmoTouely her
fathers easy crait bEe was opposite. on
Tow seat. leaning forward, wuh her lit
hands clasped in her lar her pretty warm
brunette complexion heightened, her eyes
spark Ing. her c0uutensnce expressing what
she Was trying to put ia words.
Dorothy, sad you Will gfieve me
very much if sou imagine tor cue momsnt
tEat 1t would be posslhe for me 30 doubt
vtur eandor, am s1re you were as much
SURPRISED as WAS. To tell the truth, my
dear litsle girl, Rever gave Charles credit
or so mT:n g0pd taste. and IL neSer even
en- sored my head 60 think OF his marrying st
all"
1 ssShe looked, however, only partially rec