Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-07-25

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was so irresistngly coaxing that, a. he kissed
| and casped her to him, he granted the little
| favor she prayed for, though it was sorely
against the grain that he did it,
Everything must be as YOU like, my own
Kathleen but don't like anything under
hand | abhor secrecy, and TO observe il
toward the dear mother. too We've alwav.
told her everything, you know don't let Us
begin deceiving now. 1t will make her sc
happy to hear it let me tell the mother !"
But Kathleen was resolute. 1t must be
kept secret for a time, for as long as she
liked, or she would have nothing to say to
| him And, as he loved her so, he gave IL
TO her whim, though his Judgment wa,
opposed to what he believed to be emo
tiveless deception" Aud affairs were il
this unsatisfactory state when Archie cam,
from the camp at the Currah, on six weeks
leave.
The maintenance of the secret involved
great deal more restraint and crcumspec
ton than Rupert had CONTEMPLATED, wher
unadvisedlv giving in to Kathleens caprice
The fraternal relation had ceased to exist
and ON pain of her displeasure. he daret
not betrav that other and more tender one
had been instituted. Accordingly. certain
reserve and stiffness characterized Rupert
hearing toward his pronised wife in public
and the girl seemed to take a delight in teas
ing him. by being frigid toward him anC