Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-24

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charv nr nennittinr rorsssoe ana thnnrh
| tbevhod man f,nd ~ onothn, C,,,,,,, th9ir
boy and oirl davs phiiin baI nn,,or MA.
sumed ~ lice hor nnie5s whom ,,io,,i,,r
pame or Cnrrts in soma Of me n,drrs ,rSib
9rinrs v-hc ,,o,, i; c,,5ntr
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar IN" donhlc n ,r',,'' II
dravin,r. vn,,nt, nno,,ln t,gethn, ond Il, holn. |
ingr tho i;irners IL hIrsl; their corn ~ gct he
ROSY produce ~ me orcbards into lGSioons |
III ,dt,, ~ ,,'a ,',,o,.,r,I a,,,ios
on the principle that many hands and MIN
bic fingers make light and pleasant work.
The next moment he was following the
1.-THE figure with sad eyes until it had disap-
| peared under the uverhanging branches |
lie lacked Dots faith in the kindness of the |
future, He could only anticipate long
separation and perhaps arrangement and il |
was with n heavy heart that he gathered up
his fishing tackle and started for home. 4 |
tlAiihl ftlluNp Oh inc lnHGulllll HAL iutPIV /
died and hal wiled his property to his |
cousin, Dorothy lngraham. During his life
time he had never showed that he was aware
Of the existence of our little Dot and it was
great surprise to her when the old gentle |
mans solicitor came fam New York with /
the intelligence that he had made her his
heireSs, AT first il was a great pleasure to /
the girl and she built many pretty castles |
in tie air" about the way she would use her |
wealth unit change came over the scene
Mr.. lngrahap, who had heretofore seemed |
well pleased 70 have his daughter in Philip |
Bertran1's company, began to entertain higher
views for her and when young Mr.. bins /
more, son Of the president OF the village |
bank, began % ,irop in Of an evening with |
the evident intention Of seeing Dot, though /
he asked for her father, poor Philip began
to be treated coldy md ut last was forbid |
den the house.
Had Dots mother been living tlnca
would have been different for hcr strrling
GOOD sense yyorlla have carried tbe lac |,
/ against her husbands sudden initiation If
! feeling caused by their rood fortune Bnt
/ since Ills wifes death Mr. Inrrnham had M
| one to influence him. for he considered Dol
4 n more child IL be noitod md c,nvornnd az
! though She was Ave years Of noe. instead or
| n we.I-orown airl OF eighteen 0f more thon
/ ordinary raplritv and GOOD sense
/ Affairs went on This wav Far sevarI
/ months. Mr. Dnsmor,4s e,tfIs gre,y mora
1 frequent and n strong pressure was
l9lro1rht to lsar ttt,on Dot IL make lor E 4
| ten 10 bis sui. which ,yae no,y e,,,,ni, re-
cIared She Rad now tried r. ,i5c',r,.,,,
him by treating him with marlzod coninGss
and Indifference hut he would not tol,a = ~.
pnlse and her iite wos gro,yinr n l,o IN ~.
hnpov ono. her fathers convcrso,ion ho;,,o
| suilor WHOM, m boart eho corJiafly ia
tested tbourh doing her host ~ tr"aI hin,
with courtesy.
philip knew az his constant vis;,s ana
heard rnp,ors "A. M ,.,oes,s,,t : H. go,
v,oonv and n,or,,s. mi ,,ho,, bo e,,a,ooi
70 meet Dot wanl paes her II a ,vay Will ,ylich
p,ade her noor litfip hcari' ocho
81 thin,is wsat or tron, mi 10 ,yor5.. nm.
III D3l would liavo b5en ,lal If bor inberi
tlnre had h4,p sunl, In mo ana A. Inc,
another ariof annelrl,.l-., ,o,,,,ro,. oi,l ,ylo
created mite 4 sensation h M ,n,iaf Vii. ,
laoa she ,yog from q I'm, n, IN c,r W.,
and was yerg pretty and Knew w in ~ Mat '9f
cor 10 cb6os far her tailnt 1" az 5e, oir ,hc
tinis Of her glowing brunette complexion.
Dots hear. felt like lead in hor bosom
When onr day she met the stranger waking
iauntly ~ Philips side. She was shortly
afterwards introduced to her and for a few
moments a hateful sDirit sngpestel tbat sbo
should make herac,'f dsaereeable; Int Sic
reauta'y pni the temptation away from hrr
and aDpearcd her own natural. loving eolf
Shessapn ceased towonder at Philip'segident
pleasure in Miss Belmonts society. She
YVES so frank and cheerful and sparkling in
her conversation that she was won from her
prejudice and they grew 10 be friends.
II was not longbalore Kate Bel,nontlnew
the irue state of Dots feelings toward Dram
Dinamore. though Philippe name was ma a
sesle,l book between Them. Dot loved him
nc dearly ne ever and the very intensity of
her falines iar him made her strangely ehy
Of mentioning him 10 her dearest friend
It was n great surprise when Kate said 10
her one day, half iestingly:
GLOW sirange that YOU don't like Mr..
Dinsmorc BETTER ! have taken n preatlancy
to him but have siudiously avoided being
even pleasant to Tim, for riimor paye him 10
YOU; and thinking him vonr spccial DroDer- I
ty didn't want 10 'p,ay with edged tools'
But If Won don't love him hall adoot dif.
fcrent iactics-for think he is perfectly
splenaidw
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Ingr,horn had lcit his money ~ sor,o "', ~,
eiee 70
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scyVhern havo he,rI thot n,,,,' '''''' NY
know have tbn dearest III qria,d -" ~,
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,s ~. I. :, ~, 'ofp e'o{ witch tnhI
s,p,,"d ~ 'r5,,r' ~ , ,,'' ,a ,' ' mB
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81 ,'.,',,,i,s h III, XXI ~. r,,,..,.,.,
relatel to elch 9thery mn ofriia sure tl,nt
JarAl ln0ralam was her overs name N
e was The same person doesn't Il seem STRANGE
that he should have left BIZ money b n
young chit IKE you, begging your ladyship'g
pardon, instead of ~ bis faithful Old ioveyn
Dots iiee was a study 49, Kate ratified on. {
u ia.ry sh0ne.
Aat'' ilii siie, y see Il AL am an IN
ipTiID r. Isn't IL Ufguy Tho Will ftil u ViVp ]