Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-24

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"ycr m '.'Ii bT,t his Visit was ijltimcd " I could
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W. Il vos nm NJ Eco " rrJocoivinn hin, 30 ,h99vrb
nj that vcrv moment an ominous en-.
veIonp was delivered to me with the an.
nouncement that the person who brought
il was waiting for an answer, to which |
returned the usual formula. that Mr.
Arden went ont. but would call in dav
or two, tried to look AS Indifferent as
possible. but felt Uncle ,Jocclvn's ewes
we're mon me and NV face colorcd p1in.
mlly nor did INV confusion cs,ane the
kind scrutiny. / felt thoroughly con
yincpd he had drawn his own conclusions
soon afterwards lunch was announced
and we descended to the dininr.room
where Sophy nv parlor-maid had, to NV
horror arranged some of our best china
on the table. with the best intentions
knew meaning to impress NV visitor
with our grandeur, but little imagining
tbe real effect such supernuities would
have upon my uncle He noticed it
directly. and admired il very much.
,NWhcre did YOU get that figure ?" he
asked. Indicating lovely china centre.
piece,
al am not quite certain" rcplied,
carelessly; eve have had it for yome
time"
"Was ii very expensive" pursued
Uncle Jocelyn
90 no, not very; at least didn't
think so" | answered, recolIecting with
painful throb that it certainly bad not
cost us much as yet, considering we had
not paid for it.
need not give all the dctailsof Uncle
IoceIyu's visit Suffice it t) say that it
was a martyrdom that afternoon to NE
and it was a positive rellct when his kind
old face vanished and ! found mVSelt