The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-14

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vi. Irving, .,upsl man. ss~ npshinr,
Int. ~ saan NJ the vs. ~sfs seatssl. H.la
another try brought, turned ~ the
financial tolumns ni tile newspaper.
The embarrassment and hunger VI the
pair were mutual. The ,lostuf did net
mention having bcen on the train with
ZEN, anil she helped him and managed
so,nc tahlc.tnlk with ~ mueh u hcf nc.
rustnmesl rrnee thai her Fucst began ~
consider thAl The years had increased
anil mNsnse,l Mtss lFvinRs chntms
| With all his knowirdgc ~ human nature
h. ,lid not understand this woman. liz
glanced nj her fingers. Twn large din.
nlonds, each solitaire, spasklel On her
lels hand. liz grew ~till more silcu.--
Pen corrr~pcn,lsnply brilliant.
Hhe toll him how much Ahc enjoyed
hearing Tisiens, aud how delighted wrrc
'rhomas concerts. bhe described tho
latest velvet wAlking.drcsses. referred ~
the fall nccs. nii,l, after momNit's nj.
lencc. asked how he happened 10 be In
Port Jervis.
II reside here. Miss Irving"
aOh,"
| Then they finished their mincc.pic,
and she asked him 10 ring tlic bell. aud,
after q little, Mr.. Irving became con
srions that his niece hal left tho room
aud that the doctor WAS ttaniing med
itating with his back ~ thu fire.
Miss Irving, III her own room, raiAs
the wick oi her lamp, drew a chair 4
thu table, aud mt down ~ think.
Undoubtedly The doctor wins by ihi
time married; he ha.l, slae thought. tn
look of n married man, with children Il
provide for. Of course II was NIL pas
now, yet she could not but live owe
some " the pleasant. happy moment
she had spent IN his society, when boil
were younger, Raycr, moro unM'ltlsll
Here | nm with no Onr In pnrticilln
IN love or In love mc. Uncle Think Ii,
In fond ~ me-, hut II IL Just because
amuse him when liz can't 70 ont Il
smuse himself. Ballie will marry Mr.
1 ....t ktn. tai -. .u nf4.s...
suppose father did right. but this life !
not Nil roscs."
After indnlging in little cry, Mis
Irving recovered herself. hhe nnpacke,
, har trunk, pulled ont her camal'r.hni
Z and some cardinal bows, rcnrfanged hc
= pretty hair, and, looking thu dnslin
!. Irllc thr felt herself, went lack
!. her nnele'r room. Mr.. Irving WIS read
ing n prescription; thu doctor VIVA gone
4 Nv that the man yOn WY knows 4
|, mucl, III medicine m n bnicherf'
i Drar me-, no. tlnt'. the right maj
i III hus ordered nii entirely liH.irri
Il c0urnr of treatment H. says he'll has
~ mr out hi three days. Ii NJ, we'll i
u home before Cl.fistman day. after all,
Pen did MT echo lis delight. I'll
N turned over tlle hooks md papers, too
\, up one week old, anil went u I,rr ~,
r near The iire.
~ "Quita Il nice fellow, stuart |
y Where did yen meet him No long nro
lie nss.l ~ COME ~ thu house vii
- Ed. Parker. Dil liz rny anything"
r "Oh. nothing. H. knew bresl,
W John.
!. Yes"
4 did over see biml'
- - think not. III only caine VII,
i, II the Young folks had something gol'
4. ~ On. liz WINS studying NJ tllc time.
:, "rpf. ! suppose
- Yes, Tint WIS hin chief fault"s-ll
Il. voice shook. Mr.. Irving pnl down Il
- prescription ani, stesd,ing lila gla~.e
!" looked 1t pen.
u Was there anything between = \"
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- other. Father said II was nonsense, III
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And 40, here you mr.. Miss penelo
N Irving, and the doctor, ! u warrant, -
n a bachelor. "
IN I'm sure he II married.
ID. He had very old.bachelor look
~ ma.
or Well, uncle, there IN no nrr frciti
"a Abunl II now.
II No, yon like New York society III
and can marry any day. Ill srad
Vi this stun now, and there III IN article,
4, good one, on The IammaDy ring, thu,
~ wish yOu would real ~ me. =
NJ The immediaio surroundings II 1
h1tel we're very disagsrcable-~trac
lp hlled tie road Iii front. aud narro
% diney street bounded II on each sit
i, Beyond In NIL directions stretched wi
u wAs In summer lovely lnndscnl
~ with The mountains In the disian,
Now snow lay on everything, anl
% drcariness Wa intense, aud ~ ZEN m.
Of dispiriting.
When her uncle fell asleep, late In |
afternoon u the following day, sIie i
On her travelling. dress aild started 4
10 with ihs determination N wslk On /
I'd impending bluss. bhe went up o