Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-02
And the Young girl fastened down

| tOEu utG udUil anu Was Oh ntT Way VI
stairs to repair her mischief. ~. -.
Here, my girl she said, rather
haughtily, as Minnie passed her, ''com,
with me and mend this rent
Minnie followed the handsome bru.
nette, who was evidently in a bad
humor. She was still seated on the low
stool beside her, at work upon the habit
when Harry Oldfield, Miss Kate's
brother, joined them.
Come, Kate, they are all waiting for
yOu.' p
Let them wait" returned Kate.
II tell you what it is, Kate" said the
young man, Il would not let them see
how cross ] was about Lord Adair's
absence, if l were you. lie has sent a
very handsome substitute. and ii his
excuse is true, why l am sure il is a
good one"
''Important business! Fudge! As il
his agent could not transact his business.
He will meet cold reception when he
does come"
Caution, Kate. You may lose him
altogether. DO be agreeable to his sub
stitute, so that he may carry back 4
favorable report"
''If lac comes here rs a spy, he had
better return" said Kate. "Doubtless
he will be well paid for his news"
"Why did Minnie's cheek flush and
her fingers tremble? Surely the girls
sneering. cold tone was nothing to her.
The party started off on horseback i'm
fine spirits. In about two hours they
returned slow. and sadly As a funeral
train. Minnie fastened to the door.
Upon a rude litter carried by four of
the marty. Law annarentlv dead. the
traveller who had the night before come
to the inn.
"How did it happen ~ she asked.
"Lent his own 'Orse TO another man,
said the hOstler, ''and the borrowed one
struck the nDper bar of the first gate
| and throw him ovar Tho ,orse was
III NJ "' :, ""'
Ai,,eu' T. 'hIss.
| men george savage arrived the next
day, ms friend was IN a raving dellrlun.
For days he lowered between life and
death, and in all that time not one of
the gay fishing Marty AGAIN oame IN the
| noor .r,;st N5;nn;o - b;c n,rsa u.r
old aunt, who was very much Interested
i'm the poor young man, directed her and
George Savage i'm their treatment of the
invalid: and when the young man was
again out of danger, and his friend had
returned to London, Minnie and her
aunt were lett TO take care of the
stranger.
Young Grant, IN ms conyalescence,
made a study OF Minnie. When his
friend Savage sent him any new books
from town, and Minnie read them alone
10 MN, ne was deliShted Win Lile uepth
OF Information her remarks displayed
In short, Mr.. Herbert Grant was IN
love.
ohe morning MINNIE was readinS 10
MN In ner rich meiodious voice MISS
'-'''s suo' poem" 81 -..
"t lie fearful thing.
10 10 iove As iove tnee 70 ieei tne wohd1
IS n,snI m;,hnu, INC ,haa 'o's''ns "oi'u
| have no bone that does not dream for thee
I have no joy that is not shared by thee;
have no fear that does not dread for thee;
All that l once took pleasure in-my lutte.
is only sweet when II repeats thy name;
Tbe IoS SooS Srona o I;stissa aouu % r csnnot read
iTni.SS - u td ,haa :"
.n,,
shaW saiu minnie, tryihS 10
laugh; has not your friend sent You
s"hlsthihS more iiieres.ihS ,han 'iiis
lliiiie, sa,u iieroer,, ~ 1oohliS luii
mo ner E,rSe uarh eyes, 'iii'ih IL l.
p" hat Dr,i'ialt coior iiie iihheeper
uaiSnler uiu possess :,
M,hlile, Winnie my u" "'''ii'e' io'e !"u'
saiu Ilerper''
wen oI lMo ialer ,i,eie Mas very
n. 60. .,,a,s, "a ~ U.s. '' -
Col n;orh, ri ,roo, h,,. Minnie ;,
sa;d Uorhar3 81 sb,II ha o,,h.,,ora ,,o,,
ara ~, 80 n,orro,Y In ,.r;,a N
da,, or or ty,o aad soon ra,,,ra 10 .ia;n,
, va, W;,; ;, '''''
YOU, I'''n1e'
The next morning Minnie was up
very early. Had she not 10 get her
father breakiast before ne started 10
uih,' iS, IA sIa nn, 80, to ,ha %a,sa
;nS;.aJ of stamJ;nc and ta,l;ng to the
hns,lar .s ha ra5 ana m,a,ar.5 NJ
Gran,,, hnrSaS If w.s q h..,t;f,I horsa
aaJ u;nnia a,,;d.nti, ,honrht 50 .ls.
,,n,- J;a r. stanJ s,ral;ns -, .n
s,i ,,'.,,;,, :, 80 ton'iI,'1 ur 60,
was Ioou;1g ont Of nj: window and
r.. No, . ,IaasaJ I'll. n,, ~ f.na
- ha,,. ha ,o,;a.5 r. Ua ,.,,aa Joun
,a,., ,,,n,.,a,,ts &C.. hoot.I .na s,.,,,....5
I'd ,hnna,, St;n - anJ ra,iar ,,aar
il, hi,,h S,.;ri,s -. -
Minnie had secret Tor her iaiher
ear ihat h'Shi, ann the oh man s'na
wen iass,h ne proves he respectapie
man, ana can SUPPORT you why ne
LIBERAL h,hn ol ieilow, .h'hh' ana !
suppose l hnnsi iet you CO.
And Minnie, seated beside him, nestled
close into his arms aud sang her sweetest
songs.
In an elegant apartment, in London,
young Herbert Grant Is pacing rapidly
mp and down, an elderly lady, seated ON
the sofa, Is talking to him.
Dear Herbert, she is saying, 81
wish you would listen to reason. What
Will Kate say
"Kate. A cold hearted girl. who saw
me brought dying apparently, to a house |
within half mile Of her, and never |
sent to know if survived my falIg l |
was a fellow-creatIre, at least"
"But, my DEAR