The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
VOLUME XII.

young devotee; and the next day He
ry Wood went out from amongst thel
on his Master's service.
| In one of the largest houses in Fai
water, Minnie Stokes sat, reading
love letter. Her rich beauty wa
fully developed, and every decoration
wealth could give was at her command
From the jeweled band that held he
clustering curls to the dainty slippe
that covered her tiny foot, her dree
was exquisite and costly. She ha'
been dressing for large party whe
the letter was brought to her. Wit
it was n bouquet, which she was i'm
plored to carry, if the answer to tn
suit was favorable one.
She was offered all that hsa con
stituted her world. Her sutton ha,
wealth, talens and manly beauty; h,
adored her, could match her in world,
position, and give her home q
luxurious as the one che had lived il
from childhood.
Il wonder if l care for him. she
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NJ l;e. has ar ,,sssiass and a:.S Ise
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be better-when Henry had made me
think here is a new life of ease and
luxury offered me. l wonder if / care
% n uo.fl Iee " "
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Yon will so that x,,s yas mi verv
much in tovr Nth The writer vet he
had been = nleasant -comnan;on in ber
cav T london winters
IT an to carry this bonnet ;fI lowe
him r she mnsei
For nearly an bo,,r she sat ovss the
letter fb;nt;no ,l.a,,jvs fhen sba 80 "a
took the km,set IN her hand and d.
Thrust the flowers into the
FIRE. much b her maids Conservation
Sir Rndolph Haines felt a keen nanc
when he saw Minnie sanntar into The
brilliant draw;no-room. leanipg On her
father's arm emntv handel. INT h
was NOT q man to dro,, ai3pt 6,inY. ono
shot. and IN M;nn;es .,,rnr;se he w.s
as devoted !. ever ' ne "a'
It was an odd life the Young pirI led
affer this evening She was ;I con
zt,nt Observation-Disclosures with Har-v nd
held fast to her resolve 70 he ono3. b.,t
while every letter spurred Ref on to
higher aims and new efforts. every in
terviev With SIR R,,doIpb drew ber
park to the cav world asain
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e1 n:ei sIGoenly 70 III
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aio INCL, rP'il,nf ncIseH
= n.aloell p14grs5e reao neI own
ea'1. sluiy Ae ns1l never spoken 20
:. - Ss n.sel sne1 i,el nloa
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-. .lsu anu a1sugns, cue ilau
: :p sas de M n.s.er .ne .ose
!. !. nus,oPn AAaines tainiy sought W
IN. az, +
FOOT aeiormed ana sickiy' ne mad
,oh VIVA. ner nancsome sul1or would
ave given aii nus wealtn 70 gam.
IL was late one summer afternoon,
nd MINNIE was dreaming away the
wight IN her own room when shesaw
ngure IN deeP mourning coming
owiy up the garden walk: IL was no
ew slgnt; Tor the Old minister's
idow, Henrys mother, was a frequent
nd welcome visitor at Mr.. Stokes,
ouse. Everybody was out, and Min
le escorted the oid lazy 70 her own
pom, took on her bonnet, found her
re easiest chair, and then sat down on
stool at her feet for a long chat.
[otherless herself, the young girl was
cry fond of Henrys only surviving
aren't. |,
MINNIE, SAID the old Lady, strokng
ack the clustering curls, and looking
ITO the tar face raised to hers, 81