The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-15
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'cs rhaias, al the hiri, ang svsr,,y
~ never less,rr; A leas, tits was III
wy i srcne'l Il Ralph Willes.. IL.
CRY night II TIL rlese IL .,hspl l.. wux
wont u hull n little confcrrure 4, n.
desk with Ma bloomfield. s,n,e'tow
There waSalaa,. something Il enquire
about y suggest, and then tLcy oflsn
wa'scl down The strcs, together "A far
A. Mrs Watkins gate.
Il d. think. Eihc. sail Raso Pet.
'rs, on,iansls, onc ,lay, ",hat you ara
sct'ing q be II real i'ir.. Mr.. Wil,eu
i altogether ,oo attentive 10 You f.r
married. man" !"
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"Eiiies oscs flashed indignantly.
'lon have no occasion ~ make su.h
remark Mr.. Wilic,, sa,s nothing IL
nc but what il proper aud husncs,
ikc, and anybody might hear"
"oh' nov, don, hy into passion
bon. IL" laughed Rose. t~irlinv TIN
rings on hcr angers; II
My meant to joke you = li,tlc, al.
honvh, truth u toll IL no wssnt !.
.-..'ea "an, should think hu wns
ead IL laye with you; his e,os follow
. seems TO levoar every word you
,y.'
Hush said Eflic. aa.horita,ivsly
rough ~, .eul was hearing, Il
on listen tu such nonsense. =
9Th. You innocent li,,ic darlmg."
nghci Iloso. Il only wish | had
our chance In Mr.. Nillett's eyes. I'd
aas that wife II his jealous !"
"ltsa pity TIM, tho devoted nstsn-
IN u all tho unmarried men ii town
III not suffice yon, but you must sigh
Ter tho married =
Children are always crying after
e moon. ,ou know Perhaps. II Mr..
iilett wasn't 4 niarricd man he'd Le
! better than tho rest. hut. N II il.
arc = not young man In town worth
the same day.
All pleasant things In this world
nj come - m oul sooner Or later.
ii this pleasant spring torn Was n.
.reptiun u thu rule. II closed In
~, with grand exhibition. hut the
ght proved rainy. Dame Nature.
.cr aelns y, go"a sniling behavior
the term, might he rarloncl fpr
ahing this elsins nigh. time for
II urast ropinns trafs.
Ellie l.nnmiialI wonael her way 10
i exhibition nnlcr h.r fathers cacori
I'll the triple all of his arm. lantern
ii umhrsila.
"ioa make such splendid Leau.
thcr ,aa don't serm III all afraid ut
,,.ins Your own hoois, and leaving
! tic host walking
Thanks 'pr tlie compliment. but I
re +as ,un'll 10 leaving mo In ths
fch, aud allowing une of tieac same
,sss hantel saang men ~ walk home
N ,oa It, tho way II hi. nncrste-
! world ,un knnw.
Int not ~, way. said Ellie. stout.
- m engaged q s'u tor to-nlgh,,
don iurs.t 70 wait for mn; ynur
intern, umbrella and general good
~ arc altugether irresistible. =
Tl,o hall was crowded 10 overAowing
spite II tho rain, and Eilie, from her
Il away In front. did not notice that
i fsthor WAS called .ut before tho o.
hitipn was half over Al tho clcyc
. Lannei her wrars, aud while she
Ike tho gaui b,c - ono aud another
hcr scloolmates, waited aud watched
! hrr father.
Ill d,a no, como, though The hall