Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-10


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 -O&- Kk~ka aa noass1se 4 good gown z F1zk s< sAAP b zake uP as bad one
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 -Tk1wx Ser auaI She is boo gen. eESzx ss kMM kzz how she smarts under sAa kzaWae2ge-z nOre, how she had zAZszz wxfkskz S&1t order to Madame Val sskzz- w@sn Aer EakheriS complaints of his exx<xEzxmnxa EAas her stop @.I
 ArsaE4zz<sy Ar4hEr feels he has the k4ms e l. @7 pr0oseas to deliver hon. 5v ss the pzxp0se that economy consists z hHxzx tAa kes4 q sverything- things tA.zs Azzs. ysz ksOE, and always look well. and rsm are mevxr @shAHed of them, even E sAE$ Exx a kzxae bIt old-fa8hiOned-
 AM vsxy wel but when the young man ~E she Ea7Ely Is aE this opinion, it happens aAsk umEEmmmEmaiy aAht Ae paks lt out of tAss psxxx q ths ether ZenbeS to act in mrar1rAxnss ~Iah It .+ff s
 Re wSasa RuA hint this to Arthur for SA< waxs4. but Ia hex heart she rebels.
 As s~r Azz. ks Is already in a better kxws@E -4 a$ S-H
 Yen sAszA have seen those girls at tA~ D~kHS he rvPeAkA. Some of them were aw&maT msrA
 -UA sa me about your visit there i; ygm mxErw wrvse word to us, and want ~A @ mlxA to hear Now begin who w~r% SAzEe P Cszs Bee. brightening up.
 Sc ks hexTns-xAe Is all attention he m m~z&e1, s~oshea she questions. he rx%sszx wSKA eomplaceney, and by the sS@m kAMk breakfast Is over, the sky is gx1sR serena
 B4& s3e pair Of IovIAg eyes have cast maR~ kAmR one Alxlo1s glance towards her tzA 4sags3 assElIHgs. and . simple wssa k@@ he~a dev1sed whereby Arthur az4 Be< @zr D0k be too often undlsturbed n smrA ukAexfs company.
 Ny Pss< boy. he means no harm but tA@y are bSth % yOGng. and she IS so emzltv ksa \ ksd far rather see her rOmp- Szsr wsEA Iark nnd Carrie. as she did YxGx m~n1 thmm drinking m ArthuEia fool AA uSssoan. ahd txrIng tO be like the wMAiy aHras ka tells her AhOak" B<s kMs ssre@1y begun t0 resume some tASzw of the Besfrix manner AKshmr hs been relating to her his ad- I v~ztzres wSaA eaa young lady in a dog earl, and slowing the purse another has wo<ks1 fo< hlm, while he declares he @z<G nok foEget the gloves he owes to a tAEr3 each of the three Is declared to be ~MwfxAly jolly and Srsendtg," and she is gwen b 1sderxtz1d that this is quite the 1Evrv%sa thing.
 SS. hy gay of being friendly, she is wxIfIng ak the davenport when the young We2 co@e Ia. and lc0ks up with a little szzPe<. woadering why they are not yet ga@Hs Wat caa they mean by dawdling zh0zs Sn tA4s gay the whole morning; the day IA half over!
 TAis e Arthur-at Bloant.
 Harry replies In good faith. ''The hezt<ES are only assembling now, Miss GE@z@es we are not to start for a quarter of An hcaL- Are you coming to see us oEy-
 Mss Grnsme Ianghs at the idea, but
 sCo@e along. Bee; you can come to the sOP wOOA. as all events. and Jack will 6xS1x yUa h0@e"
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 Vel abe c@n stay with me, then, and III bsok @fter her-eant she, mamma ?'' says the yO1ng sovereign, gracionsly. Un- 9sGs tn very bad temper, Arthur always sx-<@8s hss benign protection eo his sister
 B@s wlIl she be with him all the time Is Ia @ok to0 far Co walks Bee is sure she z <bae for fl 2 Thick boots Galoshes :?
 S4ss<ss1 Oa these points, Lady Graeme kMA no objection Arthur will be taken up ws&& the sport. and she sees in Betty's 14zcszg eyes her great desire.
 A ro@-haas Is nSthing new to her, it is tx~e- bat she ls 500 mnch an out-of-doors er~&tare mol to delight in the walk, and tAe sPoxts and the fun and excitement
 Toaly Cap.aln BlOunt had not been gosaw- Ills being there Is a check upon t@e@ all However. she will keep out of k1a wsys and hs cannot think her accom- P=zylag them very odd, or Arthur would Ed have proposed 1t
 Bessaes CBsEsy. not Beafrix. speaking), sAe does aot care shat he thinks!
 Gladly she leaves her notes unEritten, tznhas them into the drawer, and in her sxezae@eat at escaping runs headlong agAlsss Harry. who ls standing outside tAs dOoS. ssAEsng. with one eye shut, down tAe mmxm4e of kis gun.
 Bse. in ranning against the gun, knocks II fru@ the ere. and if scrapes his cheek. '-I 6eg y0ar pardon am So sorry r exssa she. loyoasly. and flies upstairs.
 H1xTy Hoans looks after, her for iust half . minnses then. he rubs his eheek, and we@r~a down the gun muxzle again.
 OatsSae the beAtsrs are gathering fast.
 D@ncnnis wize0ed visaxe peers at the n.nm .z.a.nn IL.