Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-02-22

SulupuefloS, anu delicious cOpSeS.
On. si'aI! We. not behappy there 2"
Sh started mp, with a Tb'i ,h,,
>nudcn blush; fn even while the
words We're trembling on her lips,
P.ilin Acre came into the ro"uI,
his hands ,me face booking little
troubled, vet cheerful witlial. MIS-.
Wyliss, with an arch bod ut her
uiece, u,>nppea,e tito the per
zpective of the conservatory
leaving the lovers to themselves.
"Yon are l,.nking grave. Philip.
said Edith, as he beut over ami
Kiss -d hes cheek.
And | AN feeling so, darling
[ have IL very unpleasant disclosure
o make to-nigh'-our ma,liage
must TIE pn~tp"ned in,iehni ely"
''Pnilip, for what Teasnn?'
40 euable III. 10y rhlIgent labor
It my profession. tn rea,ize suffi-
c:eut means tn support ynn. dear
r-st. Ill y " inner Satl>fact 'ry to
your fathers expectations aud my
own wishes"
,'B It. Pnilip, l thon .ht-"
You III 'u%ht me the heir OF
Thomas M,rtimers wealth ? So
was E.nih. u few hours since.
bat | h .ve rrli Ini~hed all claim to
it now. When | accepted the be
quest, l was nnde, The impression
nat no living heir exis ed. |
:ea, ut to day that distan, Cousin
IA wuman-i> alive, although my
lawyer tells mr, III ignorance of
ner relationship - Tn mas Multi
mer. OF cnnr<e | shall transfer
the pr perty to he' immediately"
But. Pu mp, the will has made
it legally yours"
''Lr!aliy. it has, hut, Edith,
could | ,econci:e il Ia my ideas OF
truth and homer, tn avail myself ui
old Mnr,i,ue, fanciful freak Il.
'his wpmans eApen>... | Nigh
take the noar;Ied w".Iih, but |
should never respect mv>eIf again.
could | dream of leyaliy defraua
.ny tho ,igh.ful hen. N,y, dea:
e>:, l NAV lose NV name SIR;
wealth, but [ wruli Father de th,'
suffer IL single stain On my homo
T. II ChristI,n :eut!etnan
~ III ;.aNe done rignf, Philip,
-ai,l T. nth with spa' kll"S eyes,
Ne viii wait. aud hope gu. hap
I>'y III loving one alto her more
Ia lv ihtn ever. Bat who i,
be? What is he: nnm,. =
"rhat's ihsr what ! Didn't et"l
20 inquire. | will write ar lin t
NY lawyer IL ask these questions
md tn direct that decd ol convex
'ncc he Instantly made GU; an
then darling ="
Hi, lips quivrr' d Il momenr-,ve
ne nlarf;Iliy cu.nl'lrtcd the bite
sentence. "Ihcn will begin ii
,nttlc OF litr once again"
A. d Z iith's loving eyes t"l,
,itn what Size tronyht ot his ncbi'
>clf-abn, gation-a sweet tcstln"
.lial
"lIcm!' said DIR. Wyliss, polish
lrg his eve glasses uayi>ttricallN
with silk crimson pnckct-lrand
k'rchiei; Il didn't think the y"un:
tcllnW had 80 much stamina ah'nl
, Im-a very h"nurahlc thing t" dc
, Edith. have nrver felt cxactl
!. .brlt Phil Acres being worthy {
,on before"
.PapaF
"Bdt my mind is mad up now
J, When is he coming ayail. :"
"rhis evening"" f.lt"red Edit
: violet eyes softly dropping.
Tell him, E.iith, that he M.
,avc you next w. hn"s,iay. jnet til
,.,lne AS ever! Aid us for the la
.racticing, why, there's tim
nnuyh Tor that afterwards. Chi,
:. lon'r s'ranyle me with Your kis>c
Keep 'cm for Phil.
He looked after his danyht'
with ewes That were strangely t!ltl
:, rI:cd-ard not lou al " .ntins,
I ne mul,rred, lnIistinctivelr.
i, The perfume of orange blossom
!. had died away, the glinmer
u pearls and satin were hid.;en
: vcly ca>kets and travelling trunl
: and Mr.. and Mrs. Acres, I"
y married people of full month
~ duration, were driving along
l' country road, in the amber glow
Is glorious JUNE sunset.
re- "Hailn! which way is Th"m
y .oing! said Philip, l"aritg fir"
: the window AS the carriage turn'
" ont OF the main road.
!. 81 told him the direction to TAX
" Phil" said Edilh, with brig
- sparkling eyes. "L"t me have II
y. own way, Just for "nce We a
- going tu our new nome.
sy .'Are we !'' >aid Phil, with
Id comicai .rimace, III is to be ln
IN cottage, | snpt"'sr!'
CO "Wait until v.m see. SIR" 81
Mrs. Acle, pursuing i'er iirrh r"
o. bud Of mouth. Aud Philip Nh
ne cd duteously.