The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
Che 8utlana 1ailu 6luhr.
SATURDAY, JANUARY l8, 1877.
Reward of Jealousy.

| Ol NllEGNtI HAY tudutt ~ INNll IL NV { X
| percncc in love. As you muet knew, J.,
| Ike all others. was once young, and like
wise had my lOve-dreams, and also my
share of trials ald ttibuations relative 10
! that die res,ug evil Jealousy.
Wei, shortly af or my return from col
| lege, met and formed an attachment for
Ethel Graves, charmii G litlle brunette
with large brown eyes trIng oil around
with I3t lashes, the daughter Of one of our
npighbOrs, wealthy Southern planter
| Being ne ghbors, and our families beng
On good terms, we we're G. instantly thrown
| together, aud 10 due season my affections
were m 4de known, and, | am happy to an
nounce, were fully appreciated; 50 wc were
bctrOlhed after The usual fashion.
One evening, having called on my lady
love, there arose qu-s'i OF which she
had been teasing me 10 tel her. and having
1t in my power to tanlalze her, made use
Of the opportunity.
"Wumnn's curiosity" SAID ], with a
shrug OF my shoulders, land ftmiuiue leal-
| ousy
Nonsense retorted Ethel, coloring,
81 suppose me1 are never curious or ieal-
Gus elthct2'
"Neycr," quoth l, With smile Of calm
superiority
Then YOU mu't tell me, Herberl!'
Il lh nix, my dear, that your curiosity
and th9 other mJtion need little dlcl-
| pine"
Now Why on earth wsrtel 10 be 50 pro-
| vOking, ] can't tell tie natural ptrvcrs I
OF man, most prob ,bly ; for there was uo
ther reason; | wanted to tease Ethel, 80
withdrew i.tJ av,i Of unpenetrable mys-
teiy.
She did not say one word more, bnt turn
| ed quI, tly and left The 70 IN, and a size
dieapptar 'hruu Lh the tnt alcr ! az Tire
| down flu.ter of Ii L clip u whit.
| paper from her dress now whcI er it was
| dropped uuiut-I tOuhIly or on purpose vt
| will l4lve for the readers Ia tue.s Iu-
stincuv ly STORED to pix it up, ard, bs
| ] stoopcl, | could not avoid REID the
| c'arnCIcrs insC,iDtd thereon in Tar, ma e
Cultne chlrngmphy,
IL 3 Cluk and Newton No dssp-
| poiutl.enl tbls time X G
felt the crimson tllsh mounting to my
temples MS read ana rrIe Il the mysleiI
uu- words, ~. G. Didn't | reme inter
that Roleu Clark was Ethcls second cou-
I p and provUkngy handsome fellow 1T
thst2 Had forgotten that PEOPLE use to
! think what "handsome couple they would
make teture | stepped into The rtrg? H.
! G indeed And l cirrch=d my fist iuvoI-
uutiIlly as | crumpled the paper il side Its
grasp.
"Whnt are you looking for, E.hel>'
She stood with ul hsnd TerIng lightly
on the door-knob, glaucng unea-ly round
the room. whiie there was guilty flush on
| her check.
"I-th4t is-havc You seen little slip Of
paper lN ing about?'
No"
81 tered the falsehood with deliberate
calmness, even While the telltale billet lay
| in my hands. So she was ANXIOUS about it,
She didn't like the ilea that should have
an Insight into her little arrangements with
II q. All! fl-o and fair-al women are
| alike.
''lt must have tc9n something very i'm
| pOrtant, " | remarked, az sue hurredly lurn-
ed over tue books on the table, still search
ing for the m ssiDg treasure.
Il suppose + have left It up stairs, she
said arttully evadlng cirect answer. "You
are not going, HerberlT
Il am g. ing. Good night"
Not until | was IN my own room did |
| open and re-eX4mine the Odious lltlle bit
of paper 1l,3--of course the whole thing
was as PLAN as daylight To-day was tue
tentu OF the month II was simply an ap
poinlment for the morrow al three O'Clock.
| ground my teeth as the truth fl shed
my b-ain. N appointn eat this time. "
| C,o,i. ~ 0,o,,ol aNrolo, or ,ha nan v,.,ra
~ ,i'ui "a Nv "a w W.
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ilton w Nm 49,, ',,a ,,,' "a fr,aI'd
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o,s, boa im as nn,r"rthv 81 r,v l,,o bnt
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Will nrs' pu'IeSs nSs' VI it, uiuo 70 tuS nnS
up' anu "NNu'0 A'' D''0'' !" Ae'
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u Nen' -" uVu' ~ - s1'n =, ,u''S ,i' ,i'
mRht OF monster she' Is OF pn">pu'r,'c mt
paper. Ni'h "K. C." dancing In siaIle' IRE
al over 'he'F 'NPahse'
Il, Mr. Newtonin;"
Yes, Mr. NcN'nn VI S in, and and one of
the cl. Ks u,heicl me into the private OF
fce where my II end Willie sat looking
over huge p le ot le rers.
"Htrl c Anderson Sit down, old ful-
low whu, good wind blows you heIe?'
He drew out large arm chair, but | d
cln,d it.
Newton, want YOU tD do me favor
will vou?"
Certainly, if ! can"
Llnktd up at the clock; It wart d i,st
fifteen minutes f. three, tni hurried Y
cI.ti led the wh lc story Of nv wrongs +,
Wilne's honest breast.
"!.y dear fellow. Irea'ly think Won have
at,c.',d TO, uu n INN ,rtapce 10 n m, #
tr,n."
"A tiAo :" 7 bit nv llns until rho blco
came II think oiIf rentlv and i'.,a.
| =,