Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-08-14

within the lutte, and he had not been
near Laura's door for three whole days.
Hadn't he better step over this evening
and see how she was enduring it? he
asked himself. And about this trip to
Boston How could she leave her dis
trlct school? 1t was only some nonsense
of Mrs. Bender's, no doubt. Bat, de-
laving IN the hall on Wednesday even
inc to brush his hat, he overheard Miss
Prue saying to her mother Ellen Dow
taught school for Laura Vaughn to day.
| wonder the committee don't complain.
1t is very odd about her going up to
Boston. She asked Ellen Dow not to
mention it, too. And Ellen told me
not TO say a word about it. either, so
don't YOU let it out TO Mr.. Devens, ma,
lust TO tease him. | wonder if she met
Jack? Her father doesn't approve of
him. and so she meets him on the sly
pursued Pruc, weaving her romance
from the meagrc material in hand. i
wish you would forbid somebody COM
ing TO see me and then But then Mr..
Deycns entered.
His Laura suspected of meeting an
other man on the sly! 1t gave him a
cold chill. He had fondly belieyed that
she only waited his beck and call; it
had never occurred to him as possible
that she could console herself with an
otkcr lover. And who was this Jack
about whom Miss Prue discourscd so
volubly? Shouldhe go to Laura and beg
for a reconciliatiOn-he had fully made
up his mind to this step before entering
the housc-or should he give her les
son:
Did Miss Laura match your fringe
to.day:' he asked, nonchalantly.
I didn' I like to ask her. said Prue.
i reckon she had other fish to fry
.,vL,,, ,or,c lodv oocs TO the city
a.,,oou,oor, sbc can't attend
to matches CT another kind, said Mrs.
Bender, lacetiously.
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'+C ~ n,ant q vornr man. too. 7 don't
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., orrs Tbcre was Young Sample.
49, ,1or,,.r,or in toct lis her nature
.1,o -, ,ri,h tho ro,v love before she's
"a, ,r;,h thc OLD,
.,trs p.r,or Miss youobn is a friend
.':,a, .a;1 Dovors ronrovinoly
r.'.',, ,;,,on u,i,as Of bcr
''.a,Nolr on1 r,o1o dosnerote resolves.
.tn11,n, s,ro orra and I've ALWAYS
-, ,no1I to,ot,cr Rut II strikes me
d., ..o n,,s, Lo tolcrohlv familiar with
.....,,, c,,lo,, y.hor bo sions himself
.1So;., o,,1 ror.;,o marc shouldn't
',sor co Mr. ncvens I shouldn't
in.o p;ro 70 no IN such forms with any
,uto doc,orc1 lovcr mvselr'
.Doos Miss Vauohn show Won her
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.vo. ,,r.bIv Mr. Dcvcns But mur.
Ion ,r;uo won know 7 believe my
a.1cn,oti,is . doncorous innovation to
toool sorvants rcad;no and writing. as
49, I,ouohrs 10 No GOOD comes of it,
NJ Dorors ovnorionccd = STRANGE
IL s.rrst s,,,ichiwov Not beino ycrsed
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tyuc he mistook her airy insinuations
for law and oosncl Laura had PLAYED
c,lso had talon ADVANTAGE Of their litllc
oro,rcI 70 cncourooe = rival. Should
to not ro,,un ,be commitment by be.
~.o,r;n., l.;s o,,ontions unon some otbc,
1,,nyo1. Naturally Nfiss Prre became
a., roo;,,;ortotbis ,omrororv favor II
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