The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-25

| I cannot describe the roptr,re of orr mort
| inc
GChincs went an this way for Il counln or
! ,nortbs found SonLio ali tLot I no,,Id
wish and was all Thai ebn dos;rod Sic
scorned wealth I wos Moor and thoroforo
! esconed the scorn, She dotted IN mvstn-
rios I was n comnlotc ono tbereforc sho
| doted on mo she loved romance 7 hod
n norticnlar reason for romonring What
two peoplc in the world could hc more
suited TO each other
During orr walks. | discovered ,hnt So.
mia hated ANYTHING commonnlocc or low
| Tins. She woilld have had no objection In
nv poverty forcing me TO abstain from
! dinners for n veel, or n fortn;ght hut eLa
would have hated nc. had dared TO men.
tion that | WAS unromanticollv hungry or
cxnrrssed Mr. Pckwicl's deeiro for s3cbons
and tomato sauce oIso fo,,nd ,hn Ii' I
had a rival. Int. luckily. II rich ono thoro-
fore Sophia scorned him. bnt ot The same
time used him To make me- ipalons and oI,r
situation more romantic. muttereI his
name (Which. by the way. was Jcnkinsl in
dozen. senulchrai tones that made SonI,io
tremble. allowed nv hair to crow
loosennd INV ncck.tic nuliod dn,vn tina onJs
of my mo,istnchp and sichcd ike IN Amer;
can Goot-sucl,er
Sonhio had. on her mart learned my. od-
ess-indeed had made M serrct Of ,ho,
for IT was a rood onc-boin% Rornard
street. Russell square She thonrht 7 had
the drawinglooms knew had the hack
attic. Int felt II Womb moi hc Eind to ~.
deceive her '''' '''''' W wv
If 50 hannened flat had to ro to Road.
inr on a small matter Of bnsinoss dnr,na
the week tho races wero hold in tho, tn,,.r
J
IMAGINE tbat am n bcttinm man Rou;sI,
the fhnurht And vet If ! 10 ni ind,do ,"'' II,
lie in matters connected viii tho t'rf NO.
HE lords and dukes have don. Tho sa,,n
therefore need not hc ashamed AMI
well. no matter-let i, mass
Nv Journey 70 Reading had nrovol nm.
fortunate. and returned home IN M,
anartmnn,s (olwovs m,t tho ..sr IN :,
sounds bettcr( n sad if not visor mon 49,,
beart full of carc-rnv MOLINE ,.oid -
money Iichtinr - ,an1Ia ,yI,ich fo,nd
nloced ready for mo IN tho Observation-Disclosures so,,i,
crcnt slowly nm stairs to hod hm,,; ;' ~
forget nv troubIes in slcen placipm ,h w.
candle on n chest of dra wers which sor,nd
rs n toilet-table razcd in tbe class ot Nv,
horrard face The sicht was too much
| for me. and | turned away 70 find consola.
t,on IN n dosIl ot snirits HAT aIvo,,s Don't
concealed in hat hoy In doin~ So nv
ewes fell unon n nrettv mink note t6ot was
placed under nv table during nv absence
i seized il Instantly. and tenrino if omen
found IL was from Sonhio ,nv;t7pr mo ~
dine at her fathers. Yes the dear Girl
had persuaded her father to ask me to a
dinner party. have no doubt it cost her
some little violation of the truth but she
had succeeded, and | should see her sur
cd tI,nt
belonged to her, and which | devoutly
hoped would soon belong to me. Over
come with pleasure, blew out the candle,
sprang into bed, and dreamed of white ia
vors. carriages and horses, a balance at my
bankers and Sophia
The next morning arose and dressed at
the same time, indulging in light break
fast, composed of weak coffee and one of
those small ilsh Tor which Yarmouth is so
famous, and Illuminating over the state of
my afiairs they STOOD thus was without
money oophia S dinncr party came OIL on
that very evening, and my necessity had
compelled me to lend my dress suit to a
supposltlous uncle. What was | to do 1t
was true that had gold watch and chain
but Sophia had admired them, and did not
like to appear before her without them. !
sat down and pondcred over the situation,
and came to the conclusion that there was
but one way, and that was to take out my
dress suit, leaving my repeater in its place.
! would wear the chain, and no one would
know | was minus watch.
The event arrived: had comnleted NV
toilet. and stood before the GLASS admiring
the fit of NV coat. and givinr n few fna1
touches to my white crayat Taking nv
latch kew | fastened il 70 the end ot nv
chain, instead of nv watch md tixod If n
NV waistcoat nocket then Uathnred ~,
the few miscellaneous articles Which 7 had
removed from the pockets of nv WALKING
suit. and distributed them ohont nv noy
SON. taking care that no nocket sbnuld
bulge out to spoil the perfect cot of NV
clothes. and in few moments voe driving
rapidly toward the home of mo doar
Sophia
oo,,,o, ,,.a,,,,, A., ,,
,dns ,o GoS'i',' ,no luAuiy oi olu wren
' 'nr stroa, IL. Vas Tremendous Inc
anco ohont !; ;'J ho nnu very Ilch appear
on il tho ha,ii ,x "',"S ."T piass hnockeIs
,he i s,o i1 oarnat vas ooie.Iy luTllsneu,
If was ,yoI1inn on ~ ' hn, t,,a' ieiI ns
drawing room ,Sos a., "los n" ad I'us, ii ihe
on""ins i1Ini was 'ii siiss ana gold, the
ernd with hne nj luz oii',a anu soias coy
nowered with thn ,ao,, %"s ,, neary over
nlucxing I'M conrooe on,o ulsP'a{eu' oul
with how and firm S cue tho t"c loon room
looked mon This magn,iicon 'e Nc " nar'i;y,
,'';ma IH IA al i';S niisnliieoh.c as party
myselft with Sonhas f pfmri ~ 0 la' r
,iy,ni, ",, Jpn '' ia'ns snprt' ia,
self that I s,,ccoaJod Coz ,I'os ~ NY
want ' anndrn nu tIet H., wnen 'ne ser
| Mr. Wrenton desired mo- 70 taho Sn,bia'
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