The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

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do son mean 81 inssnnslc. Frank.
that you cxteM.l.-l an invitation o. Miss
IL Ntrr " TINT ciicrly~ inquired my
mother. locking slrwight into my eyes
witl, her keen black oncs.
@insinuatni No. mother. hut I Ills.
tinctly declare that did extend an inSi.
tation of that character to Miss tc We're.
which invitation she declined
Which distinctly proved lint the
gnvcrness had more correct idcn NJ
proprScty than q gentleman. barn and
b-ei, whose education has bncn con-
Quoted with the sirictcst regard Ia the
demands VI society. THIS only adds
another proof Of Miss de vcrc's fitness
for tho position. aud furnishes th. first
testimony ever received III my sons nm
fitness for the company ii his equals
and sulericrs."
Aud my mother, without another
word, sailed majcstically from tho
room.
-knockcl my heal against 4 rock
Might have known III! was my inward
ejaculation rs the door closed between
In.
The next evening / spent with my
bctrothcd She was IN cold. iigniAcsl
and formal 10 over. 6omoway / leenn
10 b. dixsatisiied with tho mannss oil
my reception. Strangely enough.
found myself unable longer 10 relish
two hours on the same sofa with q
woman who invariably withdrew her
hand from my clasp ~ soon AZ il was
taken. and insisted that kiss upon the
check At coming and going waa all the
carcsSing allowable between engaged
parties.
IN this the way lovers usually behave
Miss Marian?" l ycnturcd 10 inquire
after several Intellectual attempts 10 keep
my arm around her waist.
II presume 20" WAN her rcply, with
out the least hcightcning Of color. Ill
wcll-bfcd and refined persons agrce in
regard 10 the requirements ii propriety
presume; aud then adroitly changed
the conversation; but l was not 10 BIZ
driven from the new platform I had
taken my stand upon by any such arti
Ace.
And you are positive that Ill wen
bred and rctined persons, - ron cAl
them, are able to Conjugate the verl
an.0, to love, and thoroughly under
stand It's moods and tenses and that Il
engagements between well.bred and no
fined persons arc founded upon love
arc your / am to Judge from your BE-
hCviOr that you arc deeply in love with
tho individual now addrcssing your"
4 can, think, refer you 10 some
philosophical treatise on the subject. il
you like was the reply Of my lady
But" she continued II trust you vii
rec the propriety Of leaving the discus
sion 81 this extremely -disag reeAbl,
topic until some laturo time after W
are married. II 20 please. l scarccl,
think your mosAse would approve 81
Auch . c0nvcrxatioo.
~Humphl probably not, WAS my mos
ungallant reply. -But what business i
Il 10 her how | make l0vcfs
II seemsd 70 me that night, ~ / laid
my head on tho pillow, that my posi-
tion was anything but an cnyiablc one
and. TO aavo my life. could not hell
contrasting tho cold and psssionleas facs
u Miss Marian, with tho soul. full
earnest expression al tho little girl had
named 81. Marie. Moonlight flooded
tho apartment; hut the rays were cheer
lcs., and servod only TO remind me d
the rigid. ice-cold, society-fcttered
woman hAd just LIFT. Sleep came q
last -blosscd relief In dreams, tin
saint only was visible. Strange, hos
near she seemed 10 me! hcMrl lie,
VOICE IN every conceivable tono- nov
soft and mclodions, now earnest ant
thrilling, now stern aud commanding
A dreadful weight pressed down nYoi
my chest. | could hardly breathe.
Frank Sinclair |! - Frank Sinclair 7
rang out in tcrror.xtrickcn tonc., And
with snch wealth of tenderness TINT
longed 10 open my arms and Unfold Tho
saint; hut / WAS powerlcss 10 stir hant
or foot.
! felt myself forcibly lifted from III,
pillow, and held IN sitting position.