The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
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remarked feetie, eagsely. 81 think Kate's
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3. Alfred Mills Is MOI. tie man for n,4
money. His head i as empty as this
oak-spplc.' and ale pIucksd one.
oYYhen I marry. it must be q hero"
st A hero2 All! I-see
"a sort OF man each fair
should envy being thine.'
laughed I.ettie, gaiIy.
NO. that species of mankind, which
resembles the waxen bust in q hair
dresser's window never could be q hero.
/ would have one not only capable of
appreciating' noble deeds, but also of
performing them"
fsW here will you find him, IN Quern-
ing, ma ctese -
stHere broke in Flo. with mock
heroic style. 1--WE speak of angels.
and 10! the lucent glitter of their wings
Is IN onr ewes. BEHOLD. Nilly. here At
tile same time is your lover and your
hero.o
The girl turned, and a flush of an
ger, but which quickly changed to con
tempt, spread over her face.
stI.over! That is his fault. not mine. >,
she remarked, disdainfully. "My hero?
Certainly not. Mine must at least have
some pretensions to maniiness, also to
GOOD looks. not be a stammerino. ner.
yous nonenitv. WHY. he ia coming
this way. Tmnerti,,enec shall oo >
uThen the impertinence will he an
xonr side. M;llv. vos, had better STOW
4 cat NAV look at king. you know
and curate at his Recror's daughter .
whispered Lettie.
The unfortunate parsonage who had
called forth these remarks. was a gen.
tleman of about n.and.twenty' at
tired in a clerical oarI,. mis- he;oht over
tivo faat ,,;na .ad,lod - ratia- Sir,
maze. caused an uncert,,n.e rervons
oait to be vet more painf,1lIv obserya-
bic. His Complexion was fair. his hair
of the lightest rel gold. while his fea-
lures devoid of any great pretensious to
good looks, were rendered still less at.
tractiye bv an evident nervous lack of
self-appreciat;on. The redeeming points
were q small. firm month. and q certain
from the dark blue ewes.
Jerrold remarks, ssMau has no such
eney.,v as sens;h;l;tv.o Hasil Cl,avr;i
was ; proof It was his bitserest enemy;
: keen eenee. of ridioule increased 4 nat.
url neryouspcss. which he never felt
more than in ladies' society. especially
in MilIy yere's, whose very footprints
lie worshipped. Thus. as lie approach
ed the charming trio. aware he was the
object of their inspection. he assuredly
did not look q hero.
Bowing as he came up. he addressed
hinself 70 MiIIy.
81 trust I do not intrnde. Miss We're. >,
he said: ssbnt / have lust returned from
Eppenhale, aud. seeing you here. have
Brought tho book YOU commissioned p
He handed il 10 her. neryously, She,
conac;cus of her friends observation.
took ie careiessly. as she answered !:
t0rhanks. M. Cheyr;l. pyav how
much am I indebted 10 YOU PSI
ssTSo rot ment;on that. Miss vere >
he re;oined. ss,rhe pleasnr. of he;nr a
servica. IS more than snff,c;ent navmest. ),
aPardop me- said 1Iilly. hanghtily:
shut when / ask favor, / do nov ex..
pect TO place myself under the obliqa.
ton 81 : Gift. The price OF tile. book
is-
sThreo-and sixpeuce. he answered
INSTANTLY.
IIa had started. and flushed red q,
first; but now his voice was steady;
the rafe liglss was il his eyes,
MillY drew ont her purse, and, as she