The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-10
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CHAPTER 7.

TWAS glaring MONDAY without; ther'
was filcker'ng hrel'eh' "l'o'n' ana po''
ht the dissausheu' moody mce oi UNI
glrl pacing the room with a rest'essnes'
which grew upon her as the long MN
utes' marked by The bronze CLOCK ,'ck
ing cheerily upon the mantlep'ece
wore away
The hrellght rose ana ie''' anc
touched with its ruddy larces Tho
softly tinted walls, the pictures, rich IN
their Rembrandt colors, the lonl
windows, with draperies of white ovei
blue, the carpet sea of white, with an
endless trail of violets over it, and
islander with furniture upholstered ia
blue damask, little inlsid tables, books
in rich bindings, piece or two Of
cleaning statuary, an open piano,
with sheets Of music Uttered over it
CLEANED and glanced upon them all,
and upon the tall, supple, moving
figure in their midst.
The face was a pretty one-more
than that indeed in its regular oval,
its small features, big brown eyes, that
had a storm, glow in them now, and
hair of that color which the oldest
masters loved to paint-rcd-bronze
arranged high upon the shapely little
head.
n very "'r gi''' anu 'e ~
mite one Us 'n's ~o'"s ."'ou'a''o'
Co. one was nose ,, 0na's"oou, .'''.,s
OF onarS"ooo mn, young 'au' WIN WV,
fortune anu u VIII u ne' o"n' wiz
an imPe'uous' generous n"''' "a,u''
and last, but not least, a lover whem
she idolized as little higher than the
angelo, and, seeing with love-blinded
eyes, considered a little fairer than the
gods. Notwithstanding which, the
manifest ill-temper in which Miss
Sharswood was INDUCING that spark
ling wintry MONDAY was all upon thl'
incompatible lovers account.
A door opened and shut, steT
sounded without tine room, and Mis-
Sharswood stopped, her fingers closing
in a sudden tight clasp, the light Of
eager expectancy upon her face. II
faded even before the opening door dis
closed the conner.
ooh, you, Rube,' said she indiiier
emily. 81 thought you were like
everybody else-taking advantage o
last nights fall of snow. There is al
most a continuous jingle OF distan
bells: ..,.,,,a ,,o ,o,,,0
~, ,;-I
man oes'g"",eu a' nu.' WI" :: - ~,
sn.e, as nc u,oppeu - ~: !:
i"" s'o" VI wv D
coniol, o'se',e 'o' "' nv o
yourself, "o'e' anu "0" :"
met h'''e MUM" WIN rI. 49,.
couh'ei'"noe us 1 o''n' ~, LIS ''''
'ngs'"rnou' WIS "'' ''O''o" sao"
suspec'' WIN your presently us'u'
uiu no' 'aoo'' " s'' nm W,
Mss oharswoeu' sho,u9' ."' WIZ
a i'.ie cohs'iA,n' u"'e, a" ""e'" :
caieiesshesS, 40 you A"0" VIM ="
OUT 'o-u"y nu'
' Do'', n
gomefy' 'he '""ees' '"'
fern ana mauge "ih'er' vi oouiS'
MISS Duhpar' ! peiie'e' anu o'ne'
"o "J'''"a"' 1"e'' " "'' '''
my part prefer 'nis
nasKing ,ooien''y ~ 'ne "'in,''l
ne was Watching nc. wy" "' ,"eArl''
ole shauo" upo" n's i'''' ""'0" gov
ne' ''' u"sa ~, a
%, huu.o'e,"en' ~
ine s"sn' Sn1" '" A1 M e'
noi1 i's'''p'''e " T,.y
na'e "o' sec" -
gray n , e 'ou
'he ''''e' ne' e','' '"' mas" -
uen resentment ~ mem
" na' II : '"0u'u oe
meaning 10 take 'ie 70 '"'n' HuD1I ~
may spare yo"iseii '"o pans
lhe Hgn' 70 wall i0' '' ' ." ""
choose
"A perfect r,gns nsSe'''eu i'u'e
otherwise Mr. Reuben DfeNe''' coo'iy
"oniy' my dear hose' "e your sur
that II Is wise