St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-03-08

tines. When you come to know
him, and hear him call all girh
chronic giSglers,' or .millin-rs
stands, or some such compliment.
AIRY title, you'itget rs mad ut Lin
as ] have II hundred times" j.
But who is Mr. Peyton. his
bosom -friend?'' queried Clara.
They are friends, and Mr.. Pew
ton visits my particular friend,
Adele Cnauncy. He brought me
letter from her this evening. and
SHE says she ienvies me the lovely
time / am having here Il Jig :
,tGussie thus diverted the CONVEX.
sltion from Herman Peytoh, Just MS
Nell was about to inquire intu, the
secret Of his .bashfulness; and the
girls Retired cary, tn be brigIs and
fresh for the morrow I,us 'Ias.,.
lucy were,all aglee for the DAVIS
delights, when Mr.. Waters-who,
ry-the-waN Maa-a- widower-hap-
.'tned to mentl9p, ut, hrguhfast, that
! Ir. Fenwick would dine with them
ittiat day. iag Il eai ai,4i sir
So .Eaa, bad" exclaimed Nell. when
Ter father had left the room-rboo
provohingly bad, l. declared, Now
'ne OF us will nave to stay at hotHe."
L "On, can't We arrange 1t in some
way Gnssie said, qilits distressed.
i III sure it will spoil all the fun if
ES.ither OF you are ausent."r.r L u
hot" Never. mind; Clara can 60" said
Nell, III u self-,ienying tonel II will
. zee To dinner and mike it all Yiylit
here. You can ieil me about. the fun
you've had, AMI it will seem almost
axe sharing 1t. .,.fs- a 49,
IS so they We're forced to submit to
this as the best that could be done,
and the. baslIful lover of Miss
Jhauncy squirrel Cassie, while john
Gr;lihly, the rePdtel ENEMY tof her
sex, Made himself, the gallant OF
Cara.
The arrangement turne1 out t.
be a highly satisfactory one. for
when the party returned, and found |
Nell entertaining Messrs. Dick AM.
Hrtin-Mr. Fenwick having pll,, /
fetired--tney Wore eloquent over
their trip, and ready to anticipate
still greater enjoyment for the NOR
row. '.''.h Z
We are going up that lovely lit
tie river of yours, III the prettiest
pleasure boat you ever saw" cried
Ghssle. On, Nell, shan't I've enjoy,
it," .4.,,. -,
Nells countenance fell. ~ ~
4 am doomed to ,lisappoint-
menL" she sighed. II gave my
word to papa ,tiklt.I would go, out |
;o-morrow to see an intended pur-i
;hase--i house i'll the country. Oh,
sn't it a Pity I did not know" IL
ime?" ',D |,
is your father going with youpH.
lsked Gnssie. .. = - r ia ;
No; he is SO very busy, and III. .
fenwick promised to take his
,ltce,"a r.. .*sII nss.-i - II
Thus 1t turned out that Nell wns {
unfortunately, deprived of the pleas c
ne VI the, New York gentlemen's
oclety. - s3as1t rtuueal ait L. i
~ Jf*H.--'*> = = ~ So '.0i*is
f'Will your friend Adele be mhr-,t
led so0n?" asked Clara ;onea day, !
fter Messrs. Peyton and Grantlys
eparture. MA +" .Isrote sii :" +
Gussies istarted, at the question Fp
ndtsesmed -astonished by it. s'L.Iv )
/ ,,Adele1 married?rl she repeated.
To awbomY" 81 ,b.8ra,2 ioaa T
Il thought you said it was 1Ir. :.
'eyton, : said ChIE,l, in surprise. . y
o. yes. eertainl Yves. to be :
lreG'hreturned Gussie, hastily.is II .
.dbe went to,see her.. bHt it is not al
,ttled about their marriage, / be- q
eva I5xi ii-,l - ,.4,+n9 s.ls u @Jas 3,
He seemed to be a very intel!i- 3.
ent man., Nell said Husa r.
Did. you think so?" was Gussie's 70
lsw,r. - II
And very entertaining, when hei /,
his difiidence," said Clara. 81
Il wonder if MpAlonzo MutiuI +
ilf hrf,it his fi,ite tu-uiI;,t' ms he