Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-02-18

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elo:e OF .ne Wat, nAo og.eIeeo from nla
ne,'nen.. ne Wa go"erIui man
win . ne "IuI couu'elianesi
anu oo'n a.'a anu |" pen were s,fucS !,
ae ,ne very y nfs. WIN = inIu,!ase uIeno
OF nim. ihe ieenng = suAa nalaty
too1 the cnarac'er OF tcr, put was one
a'he1 oi ~ Ioa.nL' yeea % .necou" I nase
,ealea any 'nin, |. 'nut ~ "oulu 1--we
oeen 'na' mah. io1 sne uao an in'u.:lss
perception that ne was oemonstrative.
Ohe evening she read o nornpie mur-
der that thrilled our Oisod; ana' upon
turning ner eyes IRON me paper .hey
encountered tn, 'noss oi nans Scnnniot
mere was sometning terrible IN MS
glance; and' irom that moment she re-
solved that the william snouid De turned
away. AS her wishes ahd Opinions were
always OF much weight with my father,
the latter gave the dessian his dis
charge.
! Soon after this, julia and were left
alone In the house, both our father and
motuer pelhS aoseut upon y visit uhILi
the following day, and we happened
TO be without female servant at that
moment (lor we onty kept one). 90
Julia and had been remarkably busy,
since early morning. making various
household arrangements with which we
intended to surprise and please the Old
people upon their return, ana neing
unusually weary, proceededto to our cham-
Der at an early hour OF the evening"
We had partly disrobed ourselves, when
Julia turned hastily to the window.
1 declare, she sad, tine evening
IS so peasant tnas II is Pity,1o remain
INDOORS. don't feel q bit sleepy let 8
SO down upon the lawn: ,
we descended the STAIRS. how Little
imagined what was m Ju!,a 9 neaE[ &.
Harry Irving ea.ne ~P 5s@s VIC feaSI- :,
ed tne lawn; ne was r on.y caSua;,y any
passing .ne nouse. "a ~ ~ ..,eas .ne go ;a;nad l
IA o,.efsa'Ion' nv sa" NC ss'.i.e IL @Au u1 |
!, us. my sister was mofe 'nan usually
'l'e1y CYAN. anu ensagms 49,, Ill., .,a
WIZ =, nere T aie i0m anu uS, III aa'
WIN she aeAeu' aiiuuiiie W A'' 'io'"-
er. :. ,,
'oh' repiiea marry tney are over
at uncle $. Iney VIII oe coming oacA
soon:
MS ui,eie iarni was = iuu.e on, a.u
MS own TN mouse was aoou' nau 'na' us
lance. Inc .hree young men soon ap'
Peareu upon TIE ROAD; ana 70 my sur,
PRISE Juna arose at their approach ana
pfoceeoea 70 meet tnem. Inen sne re-
'u.,iea 70 marry anu n'e' anu 'S''eo Us
''s,oe M rom 'he uooF.
NOW, mary, you need not oe her-
vous' she SAID. Keep quiet' ana 90
not speak aoove your 6rea,n. inere is !,
man under our oed-tnere' there !!
and she capped her hand over my
mouth man under our bed, ana the
young irSinss are gong up 70 secure
MN m, -,
ihey an ProViceo themselves VIII
neaVy SUCKS; ana tnen' guideo py 'u-
ia, aSeenoed tne stairs.
As TO myself l could not foiiow them
but remained trembling and moaning
upon the door-steps. Never did 1 eA'
PsrieHee a greater sense OF re,iei tnas
whsn the assauiting party decended
looking parity ashamed ana part!
amused having tound nothing TO )ustli
their sudden armament. Julia was IN
an agony OF mortincation' ana wept PIT.
eousi.i lot aituoun = nan cohvlnceu IN, ,ni
her apprehension had oeen grounaieSs
.ne idea 'na' she' VINO nad never 'iii no"
ieared anything naa paced nerse,i IN
hsht so ludicrous IN the eyes OF tn"se mos
young men. was insuppor'ao,e. Ins
mar, she sa,o; muss nave .asen sn' W
aiar'n ana neu ou' 1i 'ne us'ek uoor, io'
she could NOT nave oeen so deceived
our young lr,enus; NOR IN Pi,y .cr nel
mor.ihea',uh ron 'nSn rom any oeHsi IN 'a' M