Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-06-30
PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1874.

faced, ";f there he isn1 This minute open.
ing tho ga!c. Well, ihe-whal yon.caIl-
him is near when you talk about him, .urc
enoughr
Charley 1t really was at tie gate, and al
the gate we will be impolilc enough 10
leave him. while we explain how he came
10 he there just in the nick Of time.
Il is very common rural custom 40
improve The shining hours of The full
moon, not, indeed, as doth Tho little
busy bee" but after fashion quite as
asrecable.i lc,s Industrious Each Jack,
with his chosen jill beside him. bowls
along Ihc open country roads at n pace ls
he settled hT his own taac AID The pow.
or, oi hs horse. Now, The B-ckyi'.c
moon being Just NJ present at Ite fpll. =
Publication OF this SOFT hal bcca arranged
/ Tor The morrow ctcnicg, and Charley
accordingly took an carly opportunity To
make sure OF Miss Adcla Brent.
Bu', il tho rn,h masl be told, Miss
Adyla WAS growing rather lilcd Of iiis
rustic homage. Add 70 which, HAT lien
own p7Fiicv'a, "Eou'g man. had just
come to sec her ma II "i.' easily bc per
ccivcd that Ch.rlcy's chance was not So
good as ho londly Imagined. The psir
stood, in lho porch, watching him as hc
approached and md'si"g IN comments
WHICH " "''c oe any ''u'h ia proverbs
should nave made bis eats 'n2'e.
ION II l'ns Father Noah intends hon
ot'ng with visit remarked Mr Walter
Wi."iagion, when Ch"!oyS ark" as
i"e oihe; bad ireverenuY dubbed Lis
ea'riagc' drew up before the gate. "Am
Ito leave yon to tie a's'e, Ado'a?'
"oa. Ton mercy's sake no." answered
Ade.i' "ios he is such bofc'-P'7r.
CAa,!Ht , clio woIid s'ry forever"
50 Charley waited in vain for NJ. VII
"i7sion 90 So aad give him "a charce To-
make known hIs GRAND. \; last, as il
became evident That he ga no' 'a'eai
g'rs' ana Charley co".d 90 dc'eacY wait
uo longer, hc opened The subject with m
introductory remark the incncss oi,hc
weather.
Good weather Tor green things Eoa
cA''aut'y observed Mr.. Wilmington, "uh
"a s'mec al Charley easily understood.
ESPECIALLY the carrot crop, returned
Charley. Win ~ equally ia;c,,.sib.e
,ooa at his new oclHaintaoce's perHmca
uNoiihut locke which undoubtedly wi.
lear on tho aubun. Alter which Little
exchange o' c"'.'!'o'' Ar' Wilmington
retired MO Inc p'''ncy oi MS. s.c's'''S'n'N'
and C"a''ey proceeded 10 make bis
request
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lie really did bolicve It, mono the less
That il was wounded vanity which had
opened his eyes to the perception. And, f.
with all his anger and modification. ihcro T,
Was mingled an odd sense oIre'iel' which /
"oUl" seem 70 intricate ''''' 1t was noun
i's "e'Vc, 'n'a MS ''"'5 ""'cn n'o oeen .
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since 'o Ocen near H'F' h"'' '"e"' sue
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