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

some Gay.
As krd her to merry ynu L | excl4im-
Ell. u put ASIDE Your dlsrespect in ign'r-
ing M III 81 impor ant matter, aud re-
mind you that ynn have not yet TAX u
your degree that Won are wholly t;entnds
INT on me, 40 tina. during nv if:'Ine,
unless Assist ynu, yn will in ali prnp.>
hilitg, have no hing better than c .unfry
curacy'
"' ,uppose it Wa mt unnatural sntx.
peel ist WI VA teiD m. liz, ~ y,n
are very fond nf d m+.'
"Th!s he sail II tn, n ,t sotened
'ah q little. AFTER al, I'll ught [, ne is
very young. Pray what an<wtr 40 YOU
exmct firm her:' inqmrri. l wa
reIi, ved {" find that he Was 'untn tnt of
tugis OF would have lowe d he ia
my eye-. She was st 20 m tor err,
" iethef she cteptei Cha Or not, but
she was worthy of the ulace tad z ven
her ia my u"ari, AMI wouid h.ve givoa
her 'u my house. Wlthuut giving him
',me I" reply. W al on 4 have Oh
gould an opinion of her - be eve tnar
she will ans@er you without consult "
her mothsr.'
~ brggrd her to say nothing te, any
one
"'rhen either n jim d. 'yru are
di"re ignorant 1T HE world than | believe
even Is ieadIrg man could re, or you
have cn(!eavor d onsciously {, lead Ter
to act ~ mndest gIrl III uld not. Play.
wha' rea>on old you give for >uch lee
Gue'
"'FhIs that, IN the event OF h'r
u .k,ug me, SOME yeats muet eIap>e nefore
| COULD marry amt | should dislike
beng pointed At ~ al engaged man ali
the tim ands hat if size refused me it
wa u" business al apV one else,
HIS cnpt self shne4s exAspera ed me
gnaD md wtfke 4b ,ut tne room. 'GIrd
hra7en~ : I mui.se'i /; '4ui you are
very young man, aud my SON.
30 Course, ihi nat pa it quite 3"
broadly AS that, he observed, rather
alphabetically; hut you expecF conf
dence. an I Am liOt :. IN IN mtny Enrd-. |
rea y took pains t write proper letter
md thug | succeeded. Away lad
q ,tinu tina, Shnuld never tA,rrg. A col
l.ge life Ii I'd been my ohj s't sin ;e | was
o Il eu'u III - htvs on, III as rule
find woman d brr but ID 'r0thy
different fir m all the W. me, | ku"w--
SUITS me, la fact. h"aght | sh utt
make sure nf her You STE is could go
IN quietly en"ugh SHOULD see b +
here great deal
II set ny son down as utterly abnormal
and thinG iisliked him for innu g
nu renenb red his "0r nartber's low
ing pride tn him as a lit lie child. and re-
len1ed.
Have sou any r,4soa for expecting
thu Dar"tay will accept y'u?" inquir-
Ell.
H. leaned buck conf 'rtahly, put his
hrads IN his pnckets, ann sid MI ex-
aet y; hat do not see why she sh uId not
she IS veru fond Of Us ali; At any rate,
will lef yea kerw as soo1 as get an an
aver.
with that he seemed to consider the
conference over, and that he was at liber
ty u leave the roam. | was glad wnen
he was gone. puzz' Ell myself very much
as t. how Dorothy would Sct-no. IS 10
whether abe would accept Charles-it
never occarrcd 80 me Co discuss that with
myself Would size eli, her mptber ? Un
denIably, she would wish 90 DO so, for
she was openness itself hut she w"u'd |
be unwilling 90 annoy Charles because |
he was my So, lf for 40 either reason
Would she write TO nae or wonld her |
father or mother write Unless they sent
a special raessengcr--and tnsy guarded
cnnscentiously against needless sraalI
expenses--tLere could be no letter Gil
the third DAY. Ia the interval, thera
GAS no peTceptible ohange III Charles
ways, except thas he Tas constrained |
when we were alone. imagined that
he feared Should renew the subject bul
/ WAS Not all inclined to ID that. lad !