The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-12-02
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An. efiole IN the I'D ttee VA
singing as though lled lh eestass
on Sliis aatisfs des cfning.
he seemed osinstiSs for she
TOO, Lifted her 9eise n accession
oFjosoiis trills, ths nv l6agiciaT
@akening entAnsing nds $50
doubtless, thought agsiH lash. VIZ
ratfiyed asttlliiis jgncst paussd
fearing 70 ms I,tSEI y
quiel eaF4selio0
6Feakiag Of short, She faeed arornt
and beheld the intruder.
aPardon me for intetrupting The
concert" said he, removing his hat
eBut is this the residence Of Mr.
Evans, and is he at home?"
eYes, sir" said Jell, laying aside
her broom. and inviting himin; ther
going in search Of her father, glad. tx
escape from the room, and vexed viii
herself for ever singing, and ~iththt
stranger for listening. For she knew
by the amused look in his eyes, al
though he was polite enough not tc
smile. that he compreheuded her EN-
.barrassment.
sWell, it's no matter now; III nev
er meet him again." quoth wise lit
tie Jell. But at dinner Mr.. Evan:
said that his caller was Mr.. Landrcth
the son Of an old class-matc. @And,
he added, turning tcasfngly to Eiean'
or and; Amelia, you had better look
your best when he calls again, as he
is considered q good catch, and he is
particular as to ladies .dtess~
aHumph," thought :Jal, t'wendel
what he thought ofmy sgccpingriig:
He'll not see me again this evepin:
for I'm going to run over the field t.
Clara's.
So in the evenings while Eleanor
and Amelia were "primping,a asJa1
styled it, she crossed the field to shC
house Of her bosom friendapd conf
dart, and did not. .rctarn until sht
was sure the caller would he gore
Her sisters were full Of new topics
.tAArd just to thiak Jells's sait
Eleanor, she asked papa if he had nt
other daughter and when papa said
yes, but that you were at aneiss!h
borss, actually thought he seenlcf
| disappointed; but Of course it wa:
fancy; he has never met you.
.gf fcourse it was said JcH.quiek
Ily; then thought, ''What would he
think, ] wonder, if he knew ! rar
away from him?9
On Sunday the girls came from
church to Jell, who had remained al
home to see to dinner, with q Ions
account of how Mr.. Landreth booked
50 eagerly at them as they 0alked
into church, Snd when the services ta:
were over had handed them into the
carriage, promising himself,the plea.
sure Of calling during the week.
I believe he is in love with one O
YOU laughed Jcll;; "but which one@
81 don't know said Eleanor, l5osk.
ing doabtfully at Amelia.
Il don't know" said Amelia loos
ing. .doubtfully at Eleanor. :.
aTime alone viii tell said the
wise schoolmistress, oraculmly. LET
US 80 to dinner
Monday morning Jell went tc
school, glad andyet sorry, for it vas
her last week before vacation. Al
though she sometimes wearied Of hcl
work, yet it was something in which
she could not help but be interested
This week she resolved to be kinc
aud forbcaring to her pupils-hel
children, as she playfully called then
80 that none but happy renlcn
brances might be carried away.
/ At noon one Of her sweetest @littlt
girls begged to take down her han
and put tup again, thisbcinsdcem'
led by some a great privilege; never