Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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Doe day So many gentlemen appeared
at the table where only maiden ladies and
q few sumner bOarders were usually seen,
that inquired the cause from my pretty
next neighbor, who, With her equally
pretty cousin, was staying with her
grandparents at the house.
"why, it's court week, said Miss Netty
"Isnt il lovely To see 81 many nice-look-
ing men at the tablet told Molly that
if we didn't daily take our walks abroad
TO keep up our knowledge, we should be
calling gentlemen Miss and Mrs. by the
time winter set in. I thought when that
one young man appeared with that last
invoice OF old maids, that could realize
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it2-wbO treasure their men as precious
Jewels, and run and hold umbrellas over
them to protect them from the rays of the
burning SUM-"
laughed at Miss Netty's nonsense,
and took survey of the gentlemen. One
handsome man Of about thirty, who sat
opposite to US, particularly attracted my
attention. He had very merry face, and
. mischicvous look about the eyes.
He soon began to make conversation
with the young ladies, and seemed es-
pecially amused with Miss Netty.
"I've found out his name," said Netty
to me the next day. at is Moore; not
Tom Moore, nor Rory O'Moore, but w.
H. Moore, Esq. Don't you think he is
eleganta"
'He is certainly very handsome" said
l. "Bc careful, my dear; don't flirt, nor
be flirted with"
"Mercy!" said Netty, with very limo.
cent air, II never did such thing in my
you do iti'
couldn't help laughing at the little
hypocrite.
"Don't ask me-" said 1. II never heard
of such thing when was young; was
married before it was in fashion,"
II really feel aggrieved." said Netty.
"Here, Molly, just think-Mrs. Morrison
accuses Inc of flirting. Did you ever hear
of such thingi"
"Yes, have" said Molly. "Why,
Mrs. Morrison, that poor young man that
was here before the lawyers came-Mr.
Goodrich, you know-is brought nearly
to the grave by this wicked girl.
"'The cat doth play,
And after slay,'
is all can think of. She used to walk
these piazzas by moonlight with him, and
every beam and plank has listened to his
vowa, and hers, too, I've no doubt. He
used to brush the early dew to get ferns
for her, and the long illness of the little
Harrimans will testify to the amount of
beautifully.po candy he brought
her.
'She has his photograph in every po-
sition known to the modern photographer
stuck in her looking. glass, with date on
the back of each, and that young man
has at least bakers dozen Of rosohnds
only of rosebuds.
"POor fellow! he thinks he's the only
man in the world when Netty looks at
him-at least, he did before Moore came:
and he's the nicer of the two, L-think."
80 don't l." said Netty.
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times, saw very little of my neighbors.
Miss Eetty prepared Mr.. MOore's salad
every day, and be cracked nuts for her.
He always wore little flower in his but
ton-hold nowadays, and she one at her
throat.
One day he said at dinner that pale
blue uzs his fay0rite color, and AZ tea the
young !siy appeared in a dainty blue
muslin.
MY ,hanks.- said Mr.. Moore. looking
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