The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-01-15
THE OLD MAN.
THE BRIDAL VEIL.

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we must finish the bridal veil,
ciied EIise, eagerly. eu YOU MOI
sieur Louis, ne lady OF your proud nous
ever wore . lace more exquisite ant
rich. An, snail not pe proud When
look at my beautiful child In her ma maj
rage rooes, ana MINK Oh tne poor nttl
peasant glri Oh iong ago, VINO toileo =
tne iace 70 earn COARSE oreao 10 iar ava
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myseiir sne answered, happiiy, nc
MARKING the LOOK LOOK Or tne tone. whs
was L but poor lace maker when m
generous young lover married me, th
iateer OF Adelefa 4. q. :,
he answered nothing, and Elsie wer
merrily chattering on; but Adele note
MS suddenly downcast AR and gloom
eyes, though she was Tar from suspec
ing the cause OF either.
nls naughty iamiiy pride had receive
Diow: IL
"A lsce-makerP he said to himsel
"A peasant grill IL had but know
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All that night, and Tor days an
nights afterwards, the thought of h
brides humble extraction tortured hir
the sting to bis pride would not be I
moved. - Jll1i ..ss.,l -
Unconsciously TO himself his ammo
ance affected his temper, he became
ritable, fretful, impatient; sometim
TO the verge OF impoliteness even; abo'
all he conceived an absurd but viole
dislike to the bridal veil.
4" l detest the sight of It," he erie
one evening In a moment of forgetft
ness, and when ne and Adele were alon
IF indeed, you love me, never work
IL in my presence, Adele; and il
dared ask one special favor of you,
should be-" -,
He pauaed guddenlv-ahe waa Iiate