The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-08-18

/ IUlIlCS OF lNt WCIl-Ou dnClC next door,
for he had let his house and paddock and
betakcn himself to Cannes to dIe in or to
live the longer. At last the brilliant
thought struck her that She would write to
Alic, and she did, and ,hcn-for Maggie
was getting oldcr-pridc stepped in and
would not let her send her letter. "It'S
too bad,' she said, bitterly, and Won
dered ruefully if ne really had married a
wife with pig-tail. And the days and
the months went by, and Maggie Jour
neycd on into womanhood, but no word
or sign came from Alic Granger, and at
last she gave him up altogether.
Maggie was twenty years old when her
/ father died, and the creditors did pOuuce
down, and she and her mother were sold
up, and all Porlock and ten miles round
1 talked about them, for PorloCk and ten
miles round loved its scandal as much rs
the rest of the world, and though it
/ grieved over the mstortunes of others,
/ it still appreciated the subject for discus
I sion they afforded Mrs Dunlop was Of
fercd home in London by sister who
was well off and bad tempered, and it
was thankfully accepted. Maggie was
/ Informed that she must get her own Iy-
/ ing, which, being precisely Maggic's own
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cnriosit,. sha would 1ii,o T., snc u.hat tfa
Chinese wife no hnd ma dnrhr nirLpd nm
yeas like. 81 ia Wn,Ivirh she went
Mr.. Marshall vas , stir.nrcl,r5 s,rt
of woman, and stared at poor little Mac
ole twho looked as child-like and twice
as pretty as ever through double gold
glasses. Col. Marshall, her husband
was d nice old man, with a bald head
and an iron gray mustache; and there
was gruwn-up daughter, a Ms, Pattcr-
son, Mrs MarshalIs daughter by her first
husband, who was really the mistress of
the establishment. for Maria Patterson
had strong will, and she was an heircsS.
8, A very mean hcircss. too" poor Mac.
gic thought. and She was RIGHT. for Maria
was skinny. and TWENTY-FIVE wears if she
was day, and thought herself sarcastic,
and always said mean things 70 people
who did not dare say them back again.
But Maggie had not much to do with any
of the family but her three little pupils,
and was contcntcd with her little school
room, and liked to read quietly of an
evening, and seldom went into the draw
ing-room after dinner as she was invited
/ to do; and Maria was clad of THIS. for
there were often guests in the drawing
room who would have admired the pretty
/ governcss more than would have been
agreeable to the hcircss.
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