Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

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Textbooks ocoasioued many visiss 10 the
library alter The disoes hoss By The gov.
efuess.
She was neat. pretty little body. this
governess. and had often attracted the ut.
,ention Of the young blooda Who came %
visit Lauaeelot; bat she paid not the
slightest attention either to their coupli.
ments or glanees. attending quietly to her
pupils. aud seeming wholly wrapped up
in her charge. In fact. Charley Gush-
ington, Who was falling in love with every
girl he met, once observed of her to Laun-
celot:
'Launce. that govcrness gal-vhat's
her name? Amy Dorr ?-ain't got any
heart. TIE only thing she could love
would be more pupils. or plenty Of mon .
ey.'
Good evening. Miss Door, said Pen
nywise. When Amy had entered the libra
ry. What can l do for you this even
ing
Excuse me. SIR said Amy. hcsitating-
ly. i wished to see you about my pu-
pills. but can see you are gricved and
agitated, and. a. fancy l know the cause
Of your agitation, l will not sunoy you
with my common place complaints
You know the cause ! gaspsd Penny
wise.
Yes. sir. I have no wish to iatradc
my opinions o. my knowledge, but the
cause Of yosr grief is. imagine. the ap-
preaching marriage Of your son. and
think he 10 setting most foolishly."
'Yoa are right. Misc Dorr.' asserted
the old gsoelsmaa-'yos are right. He
i se.ing most Soelishly-nost toolishly. ,
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seaess.
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oate frisod-
NY sons wife the isti.ats friend Of .
govsrness T. sighed Psanyvise. regardless
Of the fseliugs Of the girl before him.
Yea replied Any. aos heediog the
insult; but che i ouly tailos's asaehtsr. '
Alas. alas! too true, TOO true! said the
unfortunate Penny wise.
Mr.. Pennyvise. continued Amy, You
are rich. very rich; and I am poor, very
poor. You regard this marriage - . dis
grace 10 your family. l think I can pre-.
vent it. What will you give me il l do +
My dear Miss Door. cried old Penny
wise. Jumping up from his chair. it you
can prevent my son from marrying the tai
lor's daughter, will bestow upon you
ten thousand dollars.
IT'S bargain. said the governess
please write little agree ment to this ef:
feet: That as soon rs give you proo
that Miss Petershsm is married to some
ono else than your son. you will pay me
the sum Of ten thousand dollars
Married to some one else than my son
said Penny visit As he was writing the ar.
grcement.
Yes. answered Amy. that is my plan
i will make her marry young man
have in my mind now.'
But my son will not permit II; be i
fascinated BY this tailor's daughter
Il will sec shat he permits it, the gov
esnsss said. taking the agreemen. Mr.
Penuywise had drawn ont and signed
My dusy is to prevent the marriage viii
Miss Petersham.'
Yes. said the old man; do that and
will bless you
And the interview ended. .. ISL.
For the week Immediately following th,
evening the foregoing cooversation tool
place. Miss Amy. very much to their de
light. ahsented bersslf entirely from be-
pupile; and she night have been seen anJ
ahersooa valking sra iu arm With th,
lovely Miss PsssTshso.
During thsss walks. somehow. Mr
Charley Gsshiagtes isvarisbly net ,h,
to ladies. ed jeissd them in their wall
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