The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-07-20

canal. full of broken glsA. iron aud
OLD boots =: These questions were
too much for G-orpe Adclphus. In
lees taan week b. found himself in
. pc, frct fever of mental exc,lem.nt.
He felt that be was growing rapidly
~Or~:. ii did seem al. ne not gel
that hair-pin near enough to hi
bearI. He thought Of swallowing il.
but changed his mind and had it made
into = losom.pin. In another week
the maladv had obtained 81 complete
q mastery over him that he began
to write poetry. He couM net even
think ia prose. and when he read q
newspaper the lines all seem.d ID
commence xi;h capital letter and
end with a jingle.
Thus the weeks !as-ed Yearly by
without bringing iLe slightest iDielli-
gence IT the owner II the golden
l,air-yiD.
ID n brilliantly lighted hall Room
I'm COuponviiie. gayest Of the CAV, and
admired at all admirers, Maud Muller
Pronenaded ., apd fro like fairy
queen. Her wrsichedness had de-
parted with old Nj. Muggleton. bui
she had not forgotten the night
when stranger had rescued her from
self destruction. and she secretly
lOnged to know who it was that had
saved her from herself. She CLOSELY
scsniiesl every gentleman that entered
the room, ss ii liz halt frightened
expectancy. She had heard Of Mr..
Clarendon, tine young miIIionsire. but
as he had mot appeared much in
society, she had not met him. Of
Course she Was not curicus, for she
was woman. and women are not
curious yet she could not feel eas,
after learning that Mr.. Muggleton's
heir Mas present. till she had signifi-d
her willingness Ia have him presents d.
As George Adolphus advanced. arm.
ia srm With an acquaintance, .
percePtib!e palior overspread Mauds
countenance. Was il caused by the
T." 'H"" '""a"'"" uSs
>:'n. bos"m ~. tried :" c,n'ince
hcr--li Thai the riu ,i.n;fi, Il nothing
Perhaps Ia h-.' picked up The hair pin
ia ii,- SIRE, .n ;h-i evs-iiui evening
>ie :" VII 1" ni.nrin-rd b'i wh. N
."@ i'.a''i IL v"'''- Ne """s'd ike
-:'ist': a'"r +" "as a very
.iuc,,,Sr ..r.e iu.ist d. ,.,., sii .,,.,l.
;'rr: n"'i., hos "v"'. Maud rallied. rs
Size ,''d "-'.r:': s''''ii.a"- "err iei
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Ill
Il think ,,,., ..u:J civ. n. ror.
Id ia. y,,, ,imu.iy
I'm, son Ar. r.t y..;ny ?, t,y il
San. - .,a, Cicero. AjA,t,. !,
.nr,r;..
..un der .,,- ,xc;,;m,,i N,ud
Il do, men ,n.l I ,b;uK nan,
w,,,,J Give HI. .-.ns,,, ,.-,,,., j.
7 ,Jor, i.,;,t h.., oL; q,
..Oh;,r, ., wha, ;. asked GEORGE
Ad,.,nbus bisniiv.
On dear - exclaimed Mau,L
IN, vou m..n IN saw" c.,r,;nu.d
Gsoroe AaoInhus ..,hat vou dom,
s''.:'. '-' "a: ....-.: ""..'.
your trying 1t again after the water
Is let out
mo, said Maud. II don't mean
that tor ne Is very fond OF me. and
am sure he would ne glad tn encnnr-
age 50 worthy a-that Is-oh, what
sm l saying
hen GEORGE Ado'phus began to
zee how the land lay: but as q hail
room IS Got q favorable place tor
ta"iean, he mastered bis impulse to
catch Maud In his arms and merely
observed 10 a whisper that she was a
gem OF the hrst water. and that ne
would give his consent. tao.
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