The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-30

Won will write to hlnl--T mean that [ want
"A letter now and then for us all together.
if Won have time
''With pleasure madam. if [ find any,
thing to interest You.
Thus the dinneFhour wore away. as din
ner- hours will wea*. With d>iointed chat.
ul.til the f;imilv WAS about to disperse.
when Miss Winans. rs she arose from the
fable. approached Norman. offering her
hand. whrn he took in his aud babe him
"a final farewell. leaving the dining room.
wali,iuI hy his Sile they passed out of
the room she looked into his face, and ask
ell
:'T!ave Won said farewell to Judith ?''
Nm. ! have not
Don't you wish to ~
81 do
II do not see how yon car. unless Won
wait up till she comes home ut late
hour.''
II viii watt
twill see her ut the part.f reception.
or what ever ii i<--and fell her
Il will renrmbtr it as Il fiiyor,' he said,
and Went his way.
Later in the evening he came into the
sitting room to bid the Colonel. Mrs. Hol-
ten. and the little girls gond bye. after
Which Ii" inquired OF hem If lie should
not have the honor OF Il parting word
with Miss IIolten -
by nit means said Mrs. TTo!ten.
Your departure seems tn come 50 sudden
ly That il IS Il litt!e awkward Int / do
not think .Iudith will remain away late
Tonight. and ii Won win wait for her. Won
can meet her in the parlor Wien she
comes"
Norman passed the evening into the
night taking 10 lIfs Hei'en. till the ''litiie
girls II tired. while Colonel Ho'teu reld
his papers. tlroppiH" a remark here aud
th""e. until '.tired nafureS sweet re-
Startr" compelled the heal of the house
=
With Il final '-G"nfl-hye. and good luck TO
yon Maydole, if | don't see you in the
mnrrigtg "
Then Norman aud Mrs. Hol'en had
cosy elrt until she. witt, mothers alert
ne~s. hearing the unified rumble of luxur-
l"uS wiie'ls and tie after slamming of the
There is JutlitIn now and went on;
oi thr sitting room t" meet her daughter.
" hen she presently returned. she said ::
''Judilh will see Won il the parlar. Mr..
Maylio!r. aud escorted him tl.ithrr. whcr
alter Il few passing remarks. she lett him
trIacr the gas light III Il stif:iiner uigIt.
judith liuffe-lI was Il fine figure for
large room ant object which. when
dressed with care and taste. As she now
waS. cutil1 not he dearfrd or ont -sltoue
by the art al the wood worker. the weaver.
the home furti~htf. or tile PRINTER.
Among Tie results of llatiliwcrk un,ler her
TIE costly fnrHit ire al! about her. she
sii herself he greatest taiftlfWorS-
A. size stood before him with the lights
above her for With tlie @iamnr OF festive
'Xcitelneur still upon her. she WAS not
prone 10 sit down. She crossed her hamlS
heh;nd her !ltGi.. atiei from the majesty of
her stately head above hrr barred shoulders.
i"nNei upon him. nssest hIn TO take seat.
"Hl altogether Gazztt4l llisn a. lie never
l'tfore had been dazzt-;i bat here. else
where IN trying situations, he had the
.'>;Iud''
No he sail. .,ir is late. will not
detain you ~Ilali depart in the morn
! ing before yen are u}.--''
SO S"on - She interrupted. ''Fhrn
insist npnn il that yon take seat. and we
will iffHe Il comfortable little talk. Now
he Sea'e,I-do. want 10 quiet down after
the dissipation. anyway. and | have not
Alice 10 Iluni~h. Sn [ Will punish Won Il
little :; then. as he took seat. she oecl-
pied Il great sftutre-topprd eliair, though
/ She did not sit down in ii. bu: kneit upon
the cushioned seat. ;llt.I. leaning against
the back. talked to hin. an'i Iiste::ed to his
tHik.
| Nov Norman AIayflaie Jr. however
! muc! lie Inay have felt that he WAS con-
diI"rd by the womHn before him. dId not
manifest it il his conduct or conversation :;
I huf the woman. With that Subtle sense for
! which laugtllge can tibd no fitting name
t''ttilf 'fF-ti'l~ ~ ~tt l'tt'Ni'-
! re-erred tlesneanor. AMI was ais" Inclined
TO ENJOY it. so tar aS it conid he enjoyed
| without anv open demonstration on either
| side. Adroitiy she led him on in conversa
| ton gaZii1g ut bin over Tie fortificafion
of the ciIairhack. and listened to hIm while
! he gave his itit,aS q! What man ougiit to
be. and try to be also OF what he hoped
| TO achieve in life. until he found himself
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