The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06

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nave hoe iose .hs pu,Seif Ifai'
unele teoEge. STRETCHING niihso'''
LOAF .,,,,
"Whnt is the inatter?" said Haith
atart1rH
nNathinp tothjnu-sib still"
t,sia ~ ~ vs,y i.ng me, was aoing rptind sharp
e,,sv. th.y ,.era In ma ri The last carriages
| aaa (. t,a, ba,,a, aud tstrnt she saw abput q
bnaa.sa ..,as il, f,.at ~ tba ,tsip a Whole herd
~ av, ~, : IA IN ,ia iina iva IN three ftanti-
satlv pa, ,,iag
Aii Laaas vsaya st,atehpd out NJ The windows,
| ala ,,artna toat,,,as aud avan cries resuundsd
frn,, tha a,bs, sayyIages. bpt neither Edith nor
aenspa uttes a sonu1. onlv shs put back bet
6std aud sauabt Ais! be saisad a very tightly In
ths s,tsnet,e O. knowing well that terrible aeei-
dent might be impending. " was hardly seq
and int ID sea,u al tifefins, The frantic cattle
/ tt,sl,ed of the ipe III body. all but one untot-
lntata haast, the etatJe t,ut on The very heaYi-
est BREAKS bat ths Impetus was 90 great that the
slaekening was hardly percepibles. y may have
best flrtssats that Ii was 81. Tot instead OIL mp
setting the train the COW was tossed off The line
utterly destroyed. aud the engine rushed on In
| safety.
| gsorae and Edith eel down opposite each
either. bpth we're very pale.
aTbsnh f,nd II aaid Edith, sfa che covered her
fable with Dns hand George aih NOT SPEAK, put
be suoh off Ills cap and locked out of The window
| for ons minute.
sNats / shall II va yun some sherry" he said,
| ever came across. Any sthet girl would have
| sersatnsd,'
VI never scream" said Fdith Indignantly,
''and don't want any sherry" !. 49,,
ri err, your upplp. and say yuu are 10 have
| some drink II up,"
II hate ne, che said, giving back the hask.
"rhefe adod child, 10 do az YOU are told"
AL The iisst station perfect crowd of pasEeh-
gers was waiting Tor Tie up traib. A great fste
was nnipu on In the neat town for the visit Of
sun,e ROYAL pefsonsne, and The train was lied tu
ove, nDving. Presently the civil guard came MP
tp HE seeuiid carriage and said, most aepttea-
teY that there was t,,,s gentleman, who etulln't
f0,I place any where and a. he was OILY eoina
| 10 The iext station, would they admit him just
| for that twenty ininutes7 Uncle ueorge ephsent-
oil very dissnatentsdly and very a1udgingly
muvaJ His lang laas IN admit Of The entry OF
very stent Old gentleman. who sat heavily avwn,
aud resolved Tito his ample lap d perfect pile of
paehaf4ns and baskets ard brace III hares, aud
rabbit lied BIZ the eas, which he had dexeruusly
| stspenief by a string round his neck.
.tNpt worth while, indeed, my deat madam"
he said. ~ Edith began 10 make rum, fur his
ibjuas spnly twe,,ty minutes no ipepnveni.
enaa t assuya yan,
The heavily Weighted train moved Off the old
gentleman nov began 81 res of playful bows,
whah mada Tho ya6b,ts and bayes dance no and
down.
| I'D was Y.ativ tsa aaod AZ ypn t1 admit an old
t,py like me-. he said hlapily. ITO, Of course
viii, half an eve eat ses the tender situation"
| asep crawl from unele George. lie gave a
| ljttla STAR ana went IN IN himself:
| ID seet ynnna aoupla tat weided. th y
l5aith fsit half eloLed with laughter but che
,nauata a III IA " ao,,yulsivslyi
| twill van ujye me m ' bpnk. uppls aeeran7'
| rrba oid rontlarnan staytaa. eoekea his head AZ
a blaekbird does when be perceives A very fat
worm. and mustefeai
| ntu,tr,ssibln.
| Itliih and deorae we're wrapped IN their re-
| aptstiya novels. Tie old gentleman fidasteh,
sIahea and arranged his features into 4 most
saietitnonious expression. There was dead al
| lance I'LL hs reached his station when he descend
eli, ,Tha departure bell was ringing when his
/ head suddenly feappeared At the window. the
bs ss md rabbit streaming wildly from the back
| III hia nesk
| INV children" lie said, take my adyies-go
~ ~ l. ' vnt,r friends This A little shrek
andad his ajsso,,psp. The train was going on aud
he, beiats horne along on the step nvolnatafily,
two stp,st perters rushed 10 The rescue and lifted
him off. Edith aud George laughed I'LL the tears
ss,, d,sn thsr sheeks,
| ii aanid eat aaain, with A lite persuasion"
said upntue presently
"Wby. what o'clock Ia ii9'
nJusb ave. and we shall not get IN till eight
thirty. Remember that we had our luncheon Al
twelve
avery we'll" And they proceeded 10 eat.
The sun had gone down, and the whole sky
was gorgeous with cold aud crimson light on
vhiei, arsat black clouds fioated prephstioaliy.
| "Wbat grand sky Il said Edith.
rManniareutl Nowhere does one see such
clouds a. ID England
s.Were Won very fond OF India r.
unf eo,trsa am. my WI Ri lies there my hopes.
nv future"
itith looked astenished. II should have
Thought" abe said, THAT now you would have
been content to rest at home but admire you
for loving work. Shall you go out again T.
"That depends very mitch upon circumstances
~ would be great grief TO me 10 give up my pro-
fesaon.' ,,,,a..,
''1t is very odd. but certainly thought thae
mamma teid me you had given mp your pfotes'
sion" ~.
''she was mistaken" said unoie aeerge.
shortly
y have loQred 70 70 70 lndla, cfied isaith'
"Have your said George, very eagerly.
'uh, yes, beyond anything. lille th re gives
everybody chance. | mean, heroic men and
great characters are formed ~ inoia, eha men
have great responsibilities and developments Tor
quite Different class OF most desirable qualities
| there. ..,,. ana 49,. H. -ar.
"Chat ~ quite true, anu you are Jus. 'ie sose
Of woman TO help man 10 DO anytbing'
II am 40 glad you thlnA 80. 0neie george.