Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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cent enough in fact, to their minds
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now to tell the truth,
the whole truth, etc., etc.
" Why" said Annie, stopping
short, I" what are you doing here
again."
Studying the locality"
"Upon my word you take this
remarkably coolly; you first of all
a gross outrage upon pro-
priety, leaving out the question the
want of respect shown to me, and
then follow it up by deliberately in
sulting me. Studying the locality,
indeed! and pray, if I may ask,
with what objecta"
"Yes, sir" said my aunt, in her
turn taking up the cudgel; "has
not your extremely eccentric and
extraordinary breach of all laws,
human and divine" (good Lord
how some people will exaggerateD,
" satisfied you-have you not dragged
the name which you bear. stainless
until now, sufficiently in the muda
Has not"
8. Really, my dear aunt, I do not
think your violent reproachss are
justified by the facts. As to break
ing all laws, human and divine,
even were I guilty of the slight mis-
attributed to me-"
Which are attributed to you!
broke in Annie. "Did you ride
out here or note Did you confess
to have jumped Trelawney's hedge,
Heaven knows for what purpose,
except, perhaps (here she began to
sob), perhaps"
"To make love to his daughter"
added my aunt, sternly. 81 can
not doubt it, let US leave him, my,
dear; he is beneath your contempt"
"Stay, Annie; my dear aunt, one
word. This story of the ride-this
trespass on Trelawney's ground-I
give you my word that as for as it
duplicates me there is not one word
of truth in it. I never rode out here.
I never was on horseback in my life
I do assure you"
"'Do you mean to say, Mr.. Ckarl-
ton," said Annie, "that you were
not speaking the truth, when you
spoke of this excursion only this
morning"
ct confess to my shame that, for
the first time in MY life, descended
10 falsehood."
"With what motive?"
Merely to prove to you that tel
ling fibs was easy, and that the
merit you attached to the faculty
was fictitious, but I yield the point
now; in fact, I am inclined to agree
Nth you"
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