The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

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sterhrn Easnshaw danced until
Annis had srafrsls any l,rrMih leit INT
she was ~ happy In l~ing ~ aeaf
stephen that she ,lii moi complain.
All "A once. thr nnuring gave wa~ lii
a particular SPIT. anil stephen fill
through depth IL alnns foot. III
WAS not hurt Int Annie, In falling with
him. sprainc,l her ankle.
Are won hnrtS' asked stephen, "a.
Treating her and himself from their
unpleasant position.
A little shr replied, family.
@Whcrcr Ynnr inoty Nil down on
this chair" he said. handling her gently,
and ler,owing a hrothcrly attention
upon her.
The music stopped. and the dancers
congregatcd ronni Annie, who suffered
some pain. Bnt, though twingc would
now and then cross her features, .he
bore II hra,cly.
" "Shc hnd better le taken homc," saitl
some one.
Stephen acted upon tho suggestion
by taking Annie mp In his arms like i
hnly, and saying hc would carry he,
home.
The rain Ind now ceased, and III,
moon and stars were shining brightly
Stephen bore his burden safely home
and soon deposited Annie on the sofa
Hot water was applied. aud she WAS pn,
TO bed ny her friends, who thanked
Stephen for his trouble.
Margaret danced all tho evening will
Mr.. Langley, much u the annoyance o
} stephen, who was furious.
; He renewed his former attempt Ia In.
dncc her 10 dance with him; but she
shook her head. saving. mo, no = thank
yon! ! prefer more skillful partner
Annie Ruthven may like yonr polite nj.
tention: hut should consider ID dcari,
purchased Ut the price ~ nprainrd
foot"
stephen went AWAY, convinced tim,
she was jealous Because he had danced
with Annie.
Oh course II WAS impossible for Ami,
to proceed ~ London III look for Il sii
.iation: and khc often wondered, m Hl,t
Ivy on tho sofa, whether sl,e REALS
should hear 81 something 10 her MI
vantage by remaining longer In swal
lowiicld.
She heard that Margaret aud Mr.
Langley had met more than once. MI.
that they Ind actually taken walk IL
getler,
Stephen came IL see her very fre
qnsntly: and she s'end toll from hi
manner that the r,,n,nrs currcnt respect
Ing Mr.. Langley md Margaret In.
reached his car.
. II II long time since yon and Mar
! garot were out together" Annie ~
. marked one day.
How long2" he asked
Nay, ] know not II IL for yon Il
tell, replied Annie.
,. Better late than never" l,c nAid,
II were man, Stephen" Ami,
continued, ~ should not care about
woman who lct~ every ono know TIM
she does not care for mo"
What IL The difference between sncl
;; ono and ono who never loscn clni,c.
Of indirectly telling man TINT nh,
loyen himY" he demanded, turning
round almost iierrely upon Annie.
. She made M answer.
do yon see Margaret nowY" Ii.
went on.
She comes here. was Annie's guard
cd reply.
: Give her message from me- vii
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! Tell her 10 meet me. and take
walk, next Sunday"
"Ohi" calculated Annie.
Your foot hurts ,on hc mid. Will
some solicitudc.
!" II does occasionally replied Annie
Hut II wMA not her foot that troubled
her She felt pang when lie spok
Of meeting Margaret.
!" You will scc her. and give hcr M.
messagcf" asked Stephen.
" Yes she rejoined, lsconicAlly.
And lri ms knnw her rrnlx