The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

as weston meDtallN GeCldIcu, u NlDiSht
shower drove the young sportsmen home
ia the middle of the afternoon. It was
pleasant as they rushed into the yard,
drepched and muddy, to catch glimpse OF
Lucv's face at the window, az she eat con-
tenedly with her sewing, aud Weston
blessed the thunder shower that brought
him the privilege of quiet afternoon with
her.
They ascended by the back stairs to
Fred's room; but, before they had hall
completed the process of donning fresh suits
of clothing, and putting themselves 10
drawing room trim, the suu burst form
again in all it's glory. To Fred's eye there
was something aggravating in this-a sort
Of provoking "don't-you-w wish-you 'd-stayed'
expression to tho clear sunDeams, that
seemed to have been gathering brightness
all the time.
con, what sunshine :" exclaimed Fred,
and raining too. There must be rainbow
somewhere"
And he leaned out OF the window with
boyi.h cI thusiasm TO look at IL.
i can Just see the cad, said he, hrlng-
irg IN bis drip!i & head, and crossing the
hall into another room. Come over hefe'
Weston" he lhouted, in a moment tei
there is a splendid view from Lucy'sroom'
and it's just the most perfect arch Iha' ever
was. -"
NV Weston felt some delicate scruples
about invading hd,'s apartment; hut
then. Lucy's room! He had vague desire
To visit such an enchanted place, and at all
events how could he refuse Fnd's repeat
ed summons? Sn he osscA the al with
his heart in a del rhtiul temor, and lie en-
tered the scored p'csinCt, scarcely daring
| To cast "A plautc about him. On. spirit ot
s,',.,',ai ~ ,-odI. CO of order Who ehall
heAln,S - ~ i,ra ha tl,nd bip,solf2
qSNoI i"e '',r ~ tba hed YEAS m.
lH' Il Wv WIS ~ ,rj'oell,n Moons col-
hNuT Vc "ael'Is'a', ,.in "'' .ou 4 tovel.
iectioh OF 'ulo7, F" "r9 vs. i Io'i ~
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DUWu III t''e ,rronta ord
inulle'S ms eVel ~ ",t aInss his we, with
"rs.on a'5 ,bot re he6 heei, dream
Nae"e ni'li'91 Tt', morrs, e tbo oCtrr
u0O', ,,,..,-i,, 10, ,onidlv nv with
II nj. U, ~ ,,',,aic ic7o ana social chat: and /,
.,;a;',. ''t +bst rn,idv room ever thrust
.l'7.o,D',.n, mo, Wo.tnr'a mind, he PVT
them resolvtely away, ana went heartily
into the amusemente of the hour. Alou;
in mis- own ioom be made dozen plausible
theories TO account for the condition oi
thirgs-perhaps it WAS not Lucy's room a.
all Fred was such laundering fellow
at all events he could not think Of casting
away his idol for one unlucky discovery
so, with thoughts roaming in future, Wes
ton fell asleep.
Il am very sorry,' faid Squire Taylor a
the breakfast table next morning, That
find my self obliged to send Fred away OF
business to-day but dare say tina, Lucy
will do what she can to entertain you III
he comes back
"Delightiul!" thought Weston to him
self-"a whole day without dragging W
and down those everlasting trout brooks
or trampiHg through III" brush after i'm
agnary cartridges ard rabbits that neve
were there and never will hc.
So, with many assurances that there Wa
not the least danger of his having dul
time, he watched Fred ride away gayly oi
his black pony, snapped his fingers as h'
closed the gate, and went back TO ssk Luc!
10 'ake "a riGc 10 'ne lollan'iG n.''e IAN
tuey had told MN SO huch ABOUT LUG.
was good enough 10 say sue snonId DE de
llghted 10 CO. pNt SunHry h3usenold matter
would cetnin per nail an hour or So II
the meantime her cavalier Drought lhe car
rage 10 the door, looked Win haoi'ual eau
non after every strap and buckle OF To-
harness, and then went up TO ms room u
masculine idel that woman hall hou
was very indefinite period indeed.
Now the room directly under his was oc
cup'e1 by an ancient spins'er' dft tttt re
laIive ot the family, called ny way OF couF
lesy Cousin Barbara. Ihis Co1sln barbara
having one oI taose shlVe'y natures INT
never se' m TO gel comt"rtaply warm; IN
sistod up n keeping up her Stove All li'
year round ara, IS lhe pipe parsed u
through the floor IT Weston's rom on II
way To- Inc chimney II formed a. you ca
easily imagine, an eNc,leht conductor q
sound; was regular speaking lrumleI Yves
= ton knew that he SHOULD be sure 10 hea
Lucy when she LETT her 70 M so te ma
hlmselt p' p'rttctly easy, ana had neatIy III
l'hed wnirg ht'tr when he IeFd e
lt,le ie't 90 pallerlng down lhe stalls' IL
: was jlt following when her voice caugh
hls tar ir' m the room below
p son, Cousin Bsrbara. your needle is a.
way- threaued Just put stitch il to m
g4l,er ere l can tiud my thimble, and
{ mustn't keep Mr.. Weston waiting"
al should Ike 10 see the time, said Cou
, sin B4rtaea, tutly, "when you could Z
! auyNhere without stopping to meld som,
! thin nr o'hcr.'
= Oh W H." ea'd Lucy, pleasantly, 'you