The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20


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NJ tis satAr moment, Ernslrsnan III.
dressed Mrs Palmer Ah~ answered
mechanically. atAils ~ Withdraw hrt
attention ifum hes husband and his
r.mpaHieM, Until, seeing sonnethine In
Mis- iistlen's glance ri herself which
shr did mi like. hrs pride axAln a~uhr.
anil she turned, ~ With 4 sudden ~.
lsfmi alton, IN th~ Rrntlema~ ri hes
side. liz wAA Il recent run~t ~ the
tawn srsy PHEASANT aud handsome
and Nellie Palmer forthwith h~gnn III
trs aud make herself agreeable 81 him
IT, lopksh ~ plrNsed, AMI WAS himself
- agreeable. that II suon coat Ter no
ctTnvt IL converse; and thea her nlsl
lively spirits returned; aud. ~ her snf
prise SHE found that she wns enjoying
herself. Her husband didn't much
hottie. this. hut Miss Baden did and
her hiftal,on with Mr.. Palmer lost
much II IN charm. now that hts wife
did not appear mortified anil Jealous.
and that people couldn't SEE that shc
was ~. Wherefore Mi.s baden grew
indifferent. and Mr.. Palmer bctllonght
himseli 10 hook after his wife. Not
finding her looking over the photograph
albums. nor talking 10 deaf old Mr..
lIrowi,. neither In any NJ tho hole. aud
corners" which she waH wont III late 10
frequent, he became rather puzzled.
"she's got In the dumps again. / sup.
pose WAS his thought. "and IN trying
To Disguise II under prctcnsc of hring
III. Dare NY shall find her crying or
, tAiuiing away IN the conservatory, with
fans and ameiIing bottles round her or
. perhaps shes gone home
Al that instant little laugh ri his
, elbow startled him, mud. turning. lie
aax Nellie, bright and flushed, talking
" i very hHn,isOmc man, who mptn.sYctl
nnile nl,sori~d III hcr. Nh Palmer
. stared n moment at the UNCONSCIOUS
. couple.
why. the deuccl WAS hts Thought
, what on earth can they hsvc bren talk.
J ing slsont 9ll this whilcS" Then and
denly meeting his wife's rye. be- smiled.
and whispered. Enjoying yourself.
NELL"
~Uh, yc1. dear. delightfully."- Don't
. tronbie yourself sbomt mr. pray"
H. passed on. hui didn't 20 far, and,
m he stood whispering soft n0things "
!. sentimental Kate Marshall, his eyes
|, occasionally wandered ~ liix wife. How
. pretty size ws~ locking and how gAy shr
. WAS. aud how coqnetsishly She wAs ~.
changing light rsl,srtee with that hirt.
ing fellow, Tom Harrison. And All tho
!. while tbr handsome stranger never left
. her sile. Il WAS perfectly evident TINT
! BIZ admired her.
III she were not married. woman la
! would certainly fslI IL love with her =
!. sl,e-my wife," and he fclt little 70,
. srItful ~ the \ lmirstion,
.. Nellie Palmer hsi never snng more
!. swsetly, ~ danced more gracefully than
. upon this evening.
. Don't YIN think. Nell, yon'ye danced
! enough foS ono nighti" ssid her hu.
: land, toward thr close ~ the evening
!. for married woinsn," he added.
!. perhaps No." she answered, cheerful
!. ": "bnt I've enjoyed myself ~ much
4 Ilr.lIy, alwost forget that wAA i mar
!. ried woman, and felt like girl again"
= And behaved like Onc," lie said
I rather eo0lly. Who il that fellow
!. that has been In attendance nIon yoi
!, MI the EVENING" he inquired, .. the,
/. walked down stairs.
!, That remarkably handsome man
with the expressive dark eyes, 10 ~,
: mean"
= II never noticed his eyes or that n
4 wss n al handsome" he answered
). stifIy.
|. oh, I Thought yon meant Cap,
I. Lowell, u the artillery. All! here i,
II II inst ono moment, dear j quite foi
got"
d And Nellie spoke few words ~ III
Captain In passing, NJ which her lu,
4, band could distinguish only somethin
\ about thst hook.
y Upon my word" hs said sarcastic
NJ ally, "you appear very intimate d
4, ready
ID because, love, we've discovered tha
10 we're congenisl spirits We like ia
IN same things books, music. scenery: In
y, deed, everything and hsye thu ssm
u opinions Dn most subjects. You KIM,
u how pleasant II ii 10 meet with on
J. who can comprehend You not you
outer self merely. but with sost oi sou
u sympathy"
o. bUni nddiesticksl
You never did have much seni
y ment, Bob sighed Nellie. In m injure
" tome.
q sentiment be hanged! Come, Ne
7. lie. bs quick with your wrspp,ngs.