Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
VOL. 72.-360S. NO. 49,,


You can go, Leslie" remarked Mr.. Dart,
without raising his head
And the holiday, sir ?"
Take your holiday when you choose;
only don't make such fuss about it,"
And is there nothing more you intended
to say to me, Mr.. Maitland ?" inquired
Tom.
Il should say" remarked Walter, with a
Jealous anger in his eyes, ait is an irrepara-
BILE mistake you are making to marry on
your income-unless you had chosen wife
in your own position and used to such life
as your mothers"
"My mothers life was such life as
Isabel's, at Isabels age" said Tom, and for
a moment his face was really handsome in
its flush Of honest pride and Isabel has
known what my mothers life is for many
year past. Would marry her under any
false pretenses 2"
al presume, then, that Miss Conyngham
knows the extent of your income 2'' asked
Maitland, with compressed lips "or have
you, in your foolery, been representing your
self as partner in this bank Her eyes are
open to the folly Of what she is doing, eh ?"
She knows everything, SIR rejoiued
Tom, his eyes much puzzled, and little
angry; and she does not call it folly"
You can CO."
sriotI, boh;,I III h;s o,' '0oi'' 0'o''"s ''e 'iooi
"They must have had harassing letters"
he said to himself, trying to account for the
partners impatience. "They have a good
deal of anxiety which we subordnates are
spared" And thinking this he took his
seat and wrote away more diligently than
ever, while his fellow-clerks wondered over
his mood.
Leslie ought to 60"
Those were the words which at last broke
the silence of the room which Tom had left.
"Yes."
Then the DAYS work went on TO its close.
and the partners, separating on the bank
steps, went their several ways thinking
very longingly of one to whom both had
been faithful. This was the first night for
many months which either had spent with.
out these bright vague dreams of what his
home might be with Isabel at its head, and
their hearts were filed with resentment
against the winner of the prize which they
had coveted "You knew this morning
that she was 10 marry some one else-why
should your thoughts be harder now that
you know who has won her ?' So a voice
seemed arguing with them, but below all, the
angry thoughts surged on.
g For him to be the one to gain her-he a
paid servant in the bank !"
cu,prFp ~
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morning worn % and bapassed ' after T his sinan, ~s
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very glad to accede to il And. after that in
teryiew. who could repeat the limitless prom
ises Tom made to his fellow clerks when he
told them OF his marriage Or tell how he