The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-03
DO AS YOU'RE BID.

Il 0y nAaa " Seseoe e~eS-
i DO AS YOU'RE BID. =
The words were uttered in a tone o
splendid scorn; but an unseen auditor
around the corner ofthe piazza only smiled
and yet he was man.
"But, Doll. you will have to mind yonl
husband" responded q gentle, drawing
exasperating voice.
"Shall :" returned the clear and spirit
ed note of the first speaker He has mo-
appeared on the stage yet, Grace. Wher
he does, it seems to me, will bt
nne enough to contemplate Submission.
The gentleman on the piazza smiled
again, but he rose quietly and walked
away; he did not like to be a listener how
ever involuntarily, for he was Q gentle
man. He did not altogether escape thai
presence, however, by his own absence
He carried with him vivid picture of q
tall, slight figure, graceful as deer; the
dark, tender eyes, that could be full Of
lightning; the proud, delicate, sensitive
face; the abundant brown hair, shot with
red raps, like ripe chestnut skin. He
had studied this portrait many days, for
he had known Dorothea Schenck as a
child and though for years they had not
met. this summer they were together at a
quiet little tavern in the hills Of Vermont,
i Mr.. Horton for rest from u year of hard
| work in the. city parish, Dora to be with
| her invalid mother, who could not bear
| her usual round of Newport and Sara
toga
noro.bea Schenck Was a spoiled child
l The idea of obedience was as distastefhl to
her as a bit and bride to wild horse.
Her outbreak this morning was excited
a hv some careless gossin of
Gr.ce H.m;Iton,e g;,I of her own age
,,,hn t,ad ca,,,e Nth ths,,, ~ Adds narf7v
h.-s.,,so No-a hsd coa~od her nartiy hs
csreo - Dss chesr. and Grace xras not too
s;cL -
-.
I. me sr?yece i;aI. ssL u,sS SsS nSu .s -. ce.
tne sunsIings, puonGy PaLseu, s;e - " ~
SI saaa u..,e ,l iauy Nnun uS ;.daJ phs,,.,,,, ph Nv
uau ocen very s,Ny =,
extravagant, anu oiouen. ne. huspanI s ~ "
hsen or,mn camnn,isd ,o accent sudden and se
oeen conPciieu W acSeP' suuuen anu %
we're retrenchmen.; rS auns VIZ ,J ~a5
also Saying al tne oal.asn nUTss, W, haS taS
oiameu MIS-, DiaAe scseieIz Z, ouu -. ~ nHu
nos ooJecpeu tlu 0ase au, :uu " .rs, 1s. sie
oid not at al syn mpasn,iLe , win Mls. DiaA1,
ss her nusodna =, iae h;a ,~s;nsss " .nd
Lea e in. ; .,,d ,,or si,o ,,,ns, 80, nm
nn..; uas I'M. ofSas,;s,, o-,,.nsa os or,,er,
IL =. % ~. g., ,vh;r,, ,Ie ra,prai
naM ea,,-e ~ ~. ,,,,,,,,a,,,s n.,.,rs Ind
et! au LILY ,hn., a,d -, ,I'a and
her to treat rs 'hreat; anu SO tne end
c.Me. ,,,..
anu ;.Id ~ Iot Sly h;y, ~ i'l &C.. .mi aa;J a
W nave nn.u , Inn lin. SJ;s s
woman ha.ute. uuy 10 S.;... ;.u
ougnt 10 nave known .nat ~ 10 our geS.ny Sa
yIe,u W Jul s.P:.ioSs "nu e'.I I.'sS -
namiiton, anu 'nis, wnSn s" "
pors su~pelia!ve ~ es uS Sh. Tusn hIs ,.'as Uas
n nes sns.p p;.c;a,;naSa Snca hI;na ;ndmirsmcs
SS u.sly a sSlpe ~ i;S. ,,,;,,,o,,. a,s do
,e Ia dn.n -, .1. md She had vet ~ learn anv law
euty, anu SUI sIE Iau - .-a;,,. - ~, %a-
o~n Ssp ef .ss.,,s &c., ,.-;st, .ii the nra,,
.:s s' y. IL. -, ,.ad" r..r ;,s a,,dn,,p
sas ;,,.. III " ,,l.Js .,,s,,o -, ~ . lii
cs' se,' anu meiCness RSu"s 2Sue " ,me ,ss ~
Iui anu Ignor%1u. % :. nj LIZ. ~; ~
witcned WIN Dora against nLs Juugnehns u
ner iresn, piquant gIsce, ner Deauty, nsr
very lnsu5gsH. way :" ao.,ou -;,S auu pp;vC,i
cap.lva.ee ~, n.n u. me ne Hn,w mrt,t fnr n,;n;s
tarss s;Ss 's ss a s woman could be bnt he
Enev oieo that without her his life would
joose its savor and become routine of the
duliest order. perhaps rnisery. though con.
s.;a.s<s, ,-s-,eed h;r, not ~ he so veal,
~ whra h;s wort ro,. s;ned ve, 70 he
So a. si'' "i'e MS
1TT a.v ,h.re v,as N b. ,ba, re,ort
=, nn,,n,-v h3.riSrs in i,cS n ali otber
o,,ss,,aI, = r;cn;c to Glen Ea,ls Wild
e..;.so =, H. heart IF IN hills tbrouoh
S;H - s;J t,ssot 80 ;,s NOV rlnn III. =
s..'s n : t"P,~ P;r;c.. -. snn,hay a. No n,e
..,,. 80 ho L., II T,,, hesrsv h1,t raserv;n =
r. Poc cov NJ snrnr;ses fnr those Who had ak III
and strength to climb upward to its source
Ia clear mountain pond that slept amid
d.rk wootis fed bv hidden springs. The
a., 40. ,.-.r,,, No, c,esh ,v;t, tho Won.
Sc.,r Ss..h,.ass, x SEr,a,.sa;r or. end ,vhan
enn .s 1 nnos oSSai,aet y, ha,,sa srr;rod ~ =,
NC icns ~, u .;.. III ~, ,,o,,n,,..~ =.
tne ioc' of ,ne .asnne, al no yoS q
memoeis y. .ne HaS s,esn s,l,,,d '..t,;1.. H.
'.i.u S.,S;os "a ono rifh;,e.h a; ;raJ
me o,ueI iaues, S1u 1..., c sa,..so... III n
DacIeior wuo celeu ii.ue ia ..;a.I:y a"a u
muc9 Ior MS Sase IeanoJ qJey S;,a ~. q
o;oaq 1UoH " yhnI,ereJ , % them from m. smn
"a tho cooI odor of drinpinO wafer
: .o,,,aJ 70 d;snerse wbatever heat The July
S.e..s.sr ,h-astenc,I Two connles had
sreeaJ,, anno inward when Dora and
Grec = .,ssended sn nv Mr Horton and Ned
$1,000 coue;n of Dora,s beran the
l. ci;reh Del, .r.nt,eman had been snf:
Sn;nr.,,, Do ,sso,,,..d 70 forest maths 10
maSa * 1,,e,,or assr no far nc thew were
conce-na5 Wy h,', - g.; ned on,v m the nave
oS.h IL, uts s' ~ ~ The crop,et
oronnS ,,.;s Y. u,e rsn,' S .,at % sI;nnerv ascent
| foohe al fearf,,, ouS,,.i' nor were delicate