The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-11-26

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! almost hunted expression in her eyes,
| she descended and timidly opened the
! the drawing door, and there stood still
for moment, staring il astonishment at
, the scene before her. There sat the
. heiress, with an eager, pleased expression
on her face, and leaning over her, talk
/ ing and laughing, and more hand
some than ever, and sunburn5 and sol=
1 dierly-looking was Alic Granger. There
was no installing him. The color rushed
/ TO Maggie's face as If to say q hurried
! goodbye, and then left it altogether.
She recovered seIf-possession, however.
end walked with what she fattered her
self was great dignity towards the pi-
ano. She felt rather than sew him
raise his head and lCok at her, and the
EeGt moment he was by her side.
Maggie-my dear Maggie! Why,
fancy you being here; where did Won
come from? have been trying to ind
you out for months"
/ thought Ven and then she did
not know how to go on, so added. al
most piteously, 81 am the COVER ss5
here"
care you'll Oh, I see, that is she
reason l have not seen you BEIGE, I
suppose"
"Do you really know Miss Dunlop|
the heiress asked, coming up and speak
ing in her coolest manner.
Maggie wished sincerely she could
sink into her shoes and bury herself.
Why OF course | do; we have been
playfeIlows ever since we were born
haven't we, Maggie@
And Maggie feeling that she was
backed Hp, answered brayeIv:
''Yes."
"Oh / indeed! How Interestingly
Then turning to Maggie: VIII you
be so good as to begin a WALTZ, Mis- Dun
lop2 This was TO be our dance, ] think"
to Alic, and she glidcs of with him tri-
umphantly.
He came to her directly after the dance
was over
" / went down to Perlock to try and
find out where you had gone to- he
said, but n0bady knew"
at didn't matter she said hushily,
letting her fingers wander vaguely over
the KEYS t0 make believe she wasn't very
much interested in whathe said.
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and saving she wished to play herself.
and that Maggie looked tired. dismissed
her without being able to get even an
other look at AIic.
The next morning, to Magcie's very
great surprise. Miss Patterson came into
the school-rO0m before the children had
assembled.
Miss Dunlop, she said, stilily, q
should like to know where YOU say YOU |
met Mr.. Granger?'
At PerlOck. His uncle lived next |
door to my mother, He IS a very old |
friend, indeed
Thank you. | merely wished to in |
quire, because, Of course Won must be |
aware that it is not usual for a person in /
your position to make herself remarkable !
by having long confidence talks with any
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The lessons did not progress thatmorn-
ing. Maggie was thinking of AIic, who |
was no doubt .strolIing about the com /
mon, listening to the band and making |
love to the heiress. The children were |
more than usually stupid, too, and all |
the world seemed upside down, and ali |
its wavs turned crooked Suddenly 1T
about y 0G,,GilocEs, Just when Maggie was
IN lj me middle OF eXPo&:ndlng, as best she /
could, the eccentricities Of the French |.
grammar, there was knock at the |
n % door 4
~, CoIle IN, She said.
fore her astonished ewes the form Of Aiic |
Granger, and behind him was \ man
evidently his servant-witb 2 box on his |
shoulders
CAN r;a,,4 r.. ..
a.! IIgliS, I4in' dI r1 Put IL down; that's
~ tiisno, Low De Oh iR9re, mere, We brought I
yon'd Ike to see 1stiu tb6no rl"Ssie' 'ilo"snC
OH Wbot will I'M. NJ 1T,u-bou -
Miss Patterson saw p, 2i s,iJ Hqa SiLail ana ana
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"Notbino to Won for tho novt bo1s
hour or SO, for / have lust seen them
Iafely on their way to Woolwich, and I
thought I should INST get . ouiot cba+
With You. Nv de8rs" fe said TN tSro;r,o o;+,,C
TO 1faooie's wide-eyed onon2n2omtLoi
DupiIs 7?Pm npite s9rn yoI5Ii lie :, - IL 10
et off vour lessons so III let Won ~ 81
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