Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1875-06-04

Z plfasant story,
From the Hearth and Home.
MRS. MONTGOMERY'S HEIR.
BY s. ANNIE FROST.

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ABOUT "h"m uo''efe" poor feia.ions lhiu
merahle' Edha oeISesht might nay
, counted as one OF these' oelh3 ce.'aihi
very poor thooSil people were aP. 10 Sd
"i ner' proud as l.uclicf hlillsei',
-. ! es' aunt Lucille !! Iel''se'' ~ mar.
W ai'ef iehpieIoh' o's-97i'o seelnS !.
nave told you' suppose there - no iiil
ProPrie'l III my ooihS Tue same.
May ASK your reasons
tertainly want my husband II
ever nave one to pe man. ming man
pace III the world dolh5 Il man oullGS
| VIII never ne ''le VIE 81 'aEE "ai1'
VINO 'taM''it9 th.'u9h t'c' wanting i"i
PosSln'e fortune -.
our COUSIN Is very esei'i 10 nc
b""hlieSS, hul 90 not hee,l any on
YET ~ put my footstool ief me. ietch me
shawl, leed my poo"iet ana run my CT
rands.
Dh.
i want my husband to work Tor me a
i man work OF nFaih ana iahas.
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ne! tlLe against ati 'h4s E'se'e'ee- t"u'
% heF heaE' core she hsd 'if mean s.isihh
ing from facing Tue ruth that sHe w. poo
anu ooilSeu 10 ""!H iot h'"i'Sy n"s tH'
PrrelAoie,s - hef f'Gh aunt .;'e ""se' ROM
oI her ne. '.p4ess' hhc- ''da n'o.he' n'as' y
respected, ana ;" sue "ofSed i"F hah Pa!
ana secrecy Wheh s. c might nave won at
h"hest Ii'ihg as an acAh""tedSe'' oFess
maker
hch waiter ieIhpietoh asked heF to
he ms VIE some OF inns i"n5 pentaP 'tfi
tafion NJ the f"ise NE fofGed upon me'
found vent IN her reiusa! oi ms sun. Sht
h2f regretted the sarcasms she had pour
ed ont upon ms positloh when she 81"
hls dcJected fAce anu the expression oi
hurt amazement there.
After all, she thought, when he leit
her, the poor fellow Is not so mnch q
blame. lie has been under Aunt lucliie
thuhn ever since he "as mere boy
Drought up upon smas! doses oi common
sense ana vast ones ol fll9F!m fathers'
oiue blood and the degradation oi non
est labor. But | won { marry nm get
enough oi the iamiiy lallhs "ithont GO
ing to i've with uni Lucille, one more
hangeF-on. earn all she gives me, that $
one comfort. Any dFessnaker would
chargc twice as mucd rs she WI paw 'ne
to make fhat hiack velvet
ret when she came day alter day. work
ing busiIy at the ttil sewing of her rich
aunt, she missed the courteous attentions
of her cousin. Truly Aunt Luclile had
spoken when she sald Waiter Iempieton
was a perfect gentleman. HIS manner
was the perfection OF good breeding. with
deterential courtesy tor all womankind
and most fascinating difference tor the
one woman ne loved. Stung by the bitter
emphasis OF Edna S refusal, the contempt
u"us sarcasm OF her reasons, he withdre"
from her presence. seldom coming to the
room, where he had read to his aunt while
she sewed.
Truly Edna had defined his position II
that mental retrospect she had taken. He