Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18
NUMBER 1.

s@'d lhe supposed MISS herrieSH utnlng
to Mrs Lorraine with crimson clSks and
looking ready 10 cry. My name is
Marian Harris. and I came down to
Ielmsieigh yesterday to live with Mrs.
Lorraine
Light broke in upon u8, though how it
had all happened We could not tell.
Mrs. Lorraine not needing Rupert's ex.
cited question, bat where Is Nloaas"
kindly answered Miss Harris: "It is not
your fault, my dear, only q mistake
from the similarity Of names. Y0u
were going to Helms'eigh Grange, im-
agine, to my cousin Mrs. George Lorraine.
/ sent to meet a Miss Hsyries, who is to
be my daugbierin.law.n
THE servan, came up to me and
said Miss uarris"alleast thought SOD
for HelmsIcigh? and said Yes and
came hero Nothing You said showed
ne there was q mistake I am very
sorry said Miss Harris, much confused.
But mother began Rupert, "rters
-n
oltrs c.oroo r,r,t,o .n5,r,,, 4.r.
ries" announced Saunders, throwing
open the doors very wide. Rnport'5 face
lighted up as he sprang forward to The
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# moan, .f,' ,-,rg mon ssorJ 90 -
stations tbsmsoJves1o meet roor, iodios
instead or go;,g otr 70 c,;cg.t ,,,,obss
and so1ti7g the f,,,o,n, Yam. yo,,o
lady came to nv mouse. and p,.. dgIi
evening she must have lad. for 7 was
dining ten miles of, And mine. / SID.
pose, came hero-yes. see. there She IS.
Well my dear. ~ and pack up your
things AGAIN. for ,be cart viii ba bere
Jjrceng with Mise US-ric.,, .ngg,go and
will al, vo,.r. h.,l.
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MISS herries put o''n nanl' Id NINE
and raised her sweet lace TO be kissed,
and whispered, "fou will help me to
learn now to be a daughter to her.
"Well Rupert said Mrs George, IN
her loud voice. 1T was 4 queer way
for her to come to Helmsleigh for The
first time. in the omnibus from Newbury,
and then find an empty house 20 receive
herr
"ln the onsnI51S.' cried Rupert, We
hemently
yes. Just IN the common omnibus
sir, said Mrs. George, laughing. 1T IS a
capital ioke Tell them ABOUT it, my
dear,'
Miss Herries laughed. Il got out at
Newbury, saw nv box out of the van,
and told porter l expected some one
to meet me from Helmsleigh. He asked
me if | were the young lady for Mrs.
Loraine's. and | said was. Then he
called out to another man, pointing to
my box, Here you are. Tom, aud that's
the lady" l 'cas rather surprised. but
Tom told me quite civilly that Mrs.
Lorraine was sorry she could not send on
for me, blt the Helmsleigh bus would
put me down at the gate. So into the
bus OF course got, and IN abo1. m
hour it did put me down at lodge
where boy with a wheeloarrow was
waiting. lie took me and my box up to
a house, where a butler informed me
that Mrs. Lorraine was dining out and
"'"'N HO' Oo O9OA Until very laIe' ""'
begged would make myself comtorta'
o'e' ne nousenia'd "ould sho" me my
'o0", anu ulnuer cou'u oe ready "ue"'
eve. liked
NY poor chAd. sara Mrs. Loraino'
" Ha' ~" sou 'ninh ol Sucu Fece p..on'
'nougn' 1t very QUO rep'ieG 'lUuL
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