Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
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hGDds idly ciasped. she was looking
staight before her, thinking, when
Thomas Barsiell, who had watched
bsr fight, also strolled down the
path tina. led to the rustic seat.
Dolly was thinking.
at is lovely here, and the house
ID. splendid. Julia ought to be very
happy, but 1 wished she cared more
fdf him. All she looks forward to
ID the splendor and freedom from
money care. But perhaps that is
bese. I don't care about money, so
it must be best for me to stay at
home and make it cheerful and
comfortable for papa. Julia says
I must come often to make her
long visits, butt don't think can.
I wonder"
And here little Dolly's hands
clasped each other in a tighter grasp,
aud her very lips grew white as she
wondered if it was very wicked for
her to feel such an envious long
ingtp have, not the wealth, but the
lov9 of her future brother-in-law.
"I'll soon conquer it," she
thd ght, miserably, "when it's all
seted. It is this waiting that tries
me-
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Tor the bushes parted near her, and
I gS.sstaE Mr. Basdsll stasteds shsE hy
saying:
care you dreaming, Miss Dolly"
She blushed and smiled, an
swering:
"I was a little tired, and came
down here to rest"
ct am tired, let me rest. too" he
said, taking a seat beside her, "I
think this is the prettiest spot on the
grounds"
eyes," Dolly said, family, wish
ing he would go away before she be-
gan to cry.
"The house sadly wants one ad-
dition," said Mr.. Bardell, looking
straight before him across the lake.
It scenes to me perfect" Dolly
forced herself to say.
Perhaps it is only in my eyes
tho deficiency exists, but I think it
wants the presence of a gentle,
loving women, and I know that
want wife there. Will you come
to brighten it, Dolly? Will you trust
your happiness to me, believing
will make it the first thought of my
life? Dolly, don't cry, dear; your
father gave me permission to speak
to YOU"
Then came some five minutes of
quiet bliss for two hearts, and
Dolly's tears were stopped with car
esses. Presently Mr.. Bardell said,
in answer to his lady loves last re-
mark:
Julia. Oh, yes; she is very
but, you see, before l
saw her i was already IL love with |
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