The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-09-06

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iiequentlS WIN V,io Sen''cr''ai' vi
Whom you speak: buC l never
nappeheo 10 heeC MS uauentel.
Mls' MIS- seymour sa.e a ] ilt.lo staI| '
III nel clla'L-,sno ""s oes'''n'nS "
see through 'he mystery.
ternapS you nave sollie,'lihS 10
uo WIN lhc caiico iactoiJ
;. l. nave, Sa'u urace, With cain
oiSnity. ,u ,,
"a 1actory .giri " ,gaspea MIS-
seymour, growing red ana wlilte.
Us tnere any aisgiace IL, .'ie u
tie + quietiy asked draoe' aithouSh
her own cheeks were oyeo with
crimson. o,-.
"Dls9race ! On, no - certainly
not; there's no harm III earning
ones llNlng III any hohoraoie way,
returned MIS-. seymour, aosehtly'
lhe lact was, sne was tnlhkllS III
her lhnoSt NINA, j." nat VIII
FRANK say r. ana anticipating Ihe
nag OF triumph she was ABOUT 10
wave over MN. ,
l 10 not heSlla'e 10 CONFESS
went on trace, looking Mrs' oey-
mour tuii IN tlle eyes, thaC 10 inc
callco factory owe my uaiiS
bread"
" Very laudaole, I'm sure" SAID
the Old lady, groWingahtt uneasy
under the clear blue gaze" only
there are steps ana graoatioh III
all soclety'yol know, and am
little surprised to iihd You so lhti-
mate with Miss Elton, whose laml'
ly Is ....
Mary came over 10 traces sue,
and stopped to KISS her cheek.
MY dearest lrlend--lhy most
precious companlon," she mttrmur-
ed, " l should be quite lost without
her, Mrs. Seymour"
The old lady took her leave Stlihy
and did not ask Grace to return
her call, although she extended an
to Mary, couched In the
DollteSt and most distant terms.
Frank " she elaculated, never
once stopping to remove shawl or
bonnet, and bursting into his stHdlo
ike an express messenger OF life |
md death news, "who do you sup, |
pose your paragon OF a Miss Teller |
SW
"Ihe lovellest OF her SEX" re-
.urned Frank, briefly and compre-
lensively.
" A factory girl p screamed the
I'D lady at the height of her lungs.
Well, what of thatp
" What OF that I? Frank Sey-
nour, you never mean to say that
you would have anything to say to
! common factory girl "
81 should pronounce her a very
uncommon factory girl" said the
'oung man, with an aggravating