American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-12-05

Inc little 4iffe- as " ell Ss OOyo,
Now greet you with = ello.
Oh give me back the good old days,
When both the old and young
Conversed in plain, old faahioued words,
And rlagg Was never slang.
$50 UNLADYLIKE."
nor course the London season has its
easures, and 1t is very nice to see the
ointment; but I am always extremely
nd when October comes, and We return
me to Hethe riAgtoa Hall; for the Hall
home to me. and sir Edward and Lady
etheringion are father and mother, de
lite all legal proofs which may be ad-
ced to show that l am only their
zee.
don't think that there can be a more
lightful habitation under the sun than
wcll-appointed country house; and the
al is perfect. always go all round
place the morning after my arrival,
wever bad the weather may be; and
e dogs bark welcome, and only show q
nse of their displeasure ut the unkind-
IS of deserving them for six months by
hitting dirty paws on ones dress; but
lev roll in the mud to such an extent
bring their manifestations of delight
lat it's quite impossible to pet them as
luch as they deserve for being SO friend
and forgiving. Jack, the old pony l
sed to ride when a little girl, comes
Entering up to the side of his paddock
Then he sees me; and though il may be
Sples, think it's affection. OF course
les own horses have being doing duty
town, and are NOT quite strangers; but
ley turn round and "whinny," and
Gun very glad to see their mistress ana
have some apples too, II Jacks artfui
Demonstrations OF attachment nave not
ade II impc9sioIe 70 isnse ave; nun INV, w..a aou
ylng nun All tnat tne n ~. . oasne' . con.
l1ea. me msn en- a,ou. ~, .Ae .p pAo The se o,d
ldty glad to greet you, anu the 0.o
omen who reside in the neighboring
|bttages shower blessings upon you to
b extent that ought to render you com
Prtaoie Tor the remainder o. youI me-
hile the !odge-1oepers ~ue, WIN ma
frnai PRIDE, produces ner last new oa9y
Pr your mspec,ion-sneN iAS@Ii1oIy
'fppens 20 nave peen ne" one sDou'
rec weeks before our return 10 aesner-
Xton.
Gentlemen seem to IKE coming oown
the Hall and, indeed, tne place Is
~ s"Ppiieo WIN tnose masmme.s s TnlSu
ract men tn n - f.a"nNn,in mea,
.wo P'shs VI nyunus JUS I'LL. ElmssS
tne neIs"o:o, ~ 10 p-h.n. !,
P1pu.sl VIII ~Sslyh: - .n ro,S
Se INA. ,s .no .ha,,haste snr;no
.ua' .ueie - SA s.hsp.
tnin eight mies ol US, VI pS;tp ~
~ De In some snght measure a'.Iiou.eu
tne PIesence o. Pieasaa S set y. me-, me-
t1eIe Is H~Ays .eind -, cna,,,
Hs VIZ o. ;ad ;nv;,a,;o,, y,
neene
uIip r1 " A 49, d..d
sce iss~: au 20 h.re - ~
ss uenn.'e .te IneS - h;s rso;ment
Eng nim u tne leae y. Mo Hx.sa
Si,.enk airs .,i.r.a~ ..
ivo.i.S =: e. -
u .ne oHssa..s VI w moua.u. 80
men nang In Tue P;c.ut I ~.
ia ua,Sar;natons ore the 9hinos
MI. u mos, On ssrtb Sit for honrs
1.,a a, nv snec;.1 favorite Sir
s"nJ ." 80 T;ueS =, Nasebv and
VIZ " 80 49, h :. 49," - h;s
r--T,- ..r,~,a-s
sn anu 1870 ~ u . ';is
III tne sSme II1uH, "ses s.i0
a. w1iIn ne now iooAs INV Guwn . vm -
q :w ny on 80. .t.. 81
ngnt II neeo we're anu ovcI suoie
rs likeness IN tnis wo1io oe.Meeu
PRISON living now anu = person ~no
sed IN tne year 1ne9 .ne Ds..:S VI
aseoy was iougnt-IOr In AIraiu
pnt quite remember Whe1 II ~ssI'n ia,
keness Is between Guy Wiey anu pr
AIRY Hether1ngton- wonoer wnetner
Harrys heart was wnoie Wnen ne
entity rode ON 70 nght ior nus hing. 1
pm thnk mat those Dngnt eyes Oh ms
ouid have-iooAeo IN VAIN iol Ose
Ills hearts then we're IKE tney are now,
that tne smie on HIS nanosone i"ce
as OF the 8OIS 10 meet IcIQSdl- M. Us
iook inc seArs come " NY 49, "a
INK that ne, anu 30 many SrI..1 nu
entlemen IKE him, snouio nave oeen
mt out OF this world, winch was SO
easant to tn I'm, by traitorous, reoeiiIous
iiainsi ana Guy says tnaI Some PsopIe
ant 10 putupss STATUE 70 Oiiser orom-
ell at Westminster, to perpetuate the
emory OF dreadful murder and horrld
mei l know what 4 would say on the
lIecf II were Queen!
suit l pave lost Uncle Edward; lie
do ed his plumes and gold and gilt
now but he cannot get rid OF his
d1eriy bearing, ana looks as gaiiant IN
gray shooting jacket as he used to do
funiform- lie has q great gray mus
che. and just the smallest shave OF
hisker on his cheek. OF course he is 9
tile different from the old Hethering-
bns, who wore large wigs and were
osely shaven. Dut IL is Inc OLD race
40 though MS eyes seem as II they
1uid look through the wall, they are as
ind and gentle and tender as . child's
nd are, indeed, the reflex OF his heart.
II l had been intrusted with the duty
issuing invitations, l could not, on the
hole, have made better select1on thar
pnt hether1ngtons: but wasn't salts
I'd a bit, Tor there wae one wanting
e scrap OF ieaven wnicn would nave
avenea tne whole party; lou see,