Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-12

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had an ideal. and you realize II for the FIRST
tune. am rich, aud think may say
god tempered If yen marry me, you viii
lave but one person 10 please hereafter, in-
stead cf manyS nsE yon have here. This
menisl position is not suited TO you Be my
| wife, and no other young ladies viii ever
again drive away for pleAsure and leave you
to perform tasks like ihese.p ~
Like these q repeated the girl. smiling.
battH by, yes. You said lSou were making
biscuits foF. thsir supper, didn,e you Snfes
iyf ygp cannot prefer the place Of servant
70 being the beloved wife of . rich man, who
will study 70 make yon happy in every way
be knows l''e 9ass p s,soG ) titJ - ) :, ,ae :
30 The hired girl looked doMnupon her brown
and dlmpled hands \ moment.
g g Would you really marry me, sir. poor
servant girl she said, in an altered and
soItened tone. 80
sIndsed / would; Tomorrow. Here IN.
your village aud amoEg your own friends. =
cried the astist: Yon are the sWeetesl,
lofeliest, dearest-s
Hush j. she answered, grayely, "T'lt tell
you, sir. In week from now Pm going
among my friends. aud if you like to follow
me there - she paused.
.tI'll go to. the end of the Rorldi Where
is IL Z" asked Mr.. Parry.
"0nly to Saratoga, sir" ~
Very WE'LL Doe week from to-day I
will beethere. You'll marry me thsnI1
i She laughed, showing her little gleaminR
white teeth, made him rustic courtesy, and
John Parry packed mp his tSiBgs. went
'baektto the tavern, paid his bill, and started
that very night for Saratoga. vlsaas
:, Bio bad nearly reached that place when
he remembered IN utter CONSERVATION that hs
even did NOT know his hetoine's name.
However, I'll soon find her. There Is
but one such face in the world, p he Thought.
And after aweek bad passed, be sought
for the girl diligently eEerywhere through
Saratoga. but in vain,
One night he looked in disconsolateIy aG
the gsyest ball of The season, and be6eId herI
s. She sat the centre Of IN obsequious group,
msgpifcently dressed, and beautiful as .
dream.
Poor John started at her opened lnontbed.
She esaw him. smiled slightly, aud she beck
oned him TO her WithA wave Of her jeWoled
FAM. "a s....
"Give me your arm, my cousin, }" she said
pcgiigeptly, as she rose from her chair.
Aud then Ohm Parry saw Il all. This was
his beiress cousin, KEte, whom he had never
seen before since their childhood. This was
the bride his mother had begged him 20 seek,
and fTom which very thougbt he had turned
disguised, lest he should be reckoned by tho
world hp heiress.hunter. And there, among
the group Of matrons on the sofa, was his
mothers pleasant face smiling after them ss
they walked away together. De had met
Kato at the house of one Of her country
friends, aud, without knowing Il, had giren
his mother the very desire Of her heart
Thus &c wat that the gre6ti heiress va.
wooed and married for herself alone, as every
heiress truly desires to be.
But John Parry persists In saying tbst be
married no one in the world but esquire Hol,
lands hired girl !"