The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-01-28

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'sAe a week, be said lifting bis eyes to scar
ollce more ore the yonng girls face aud figure.
i II ever. An growing d1itA tired Of thu
diversion I,cannot tell 10, Won bow grateful t.
me has hoeu This home, likes meal after DAYS
4lof can't, 1ife.s,hgEs
Then yau must come often and ioin us al
meal time, sl,e said. oa,ickly. " We shall
he sarss riad Id have YOU ooil,e--.shalE we not.
Amt Mary ~ 8 g isaae
slvYe shah. indeed responded her aunt.
cordially. rs ss.,s.., ~. 1900
! So sar there was little 10 tho way 1t mutu--
al attraction. exsent i tlesits mon Both sides
for slight gain. Russell was va secretly weary
of The SNORT 'ha had undertaxet --e,. rather.
Though ssill fond of the sport he haarhungor.
IA for home like Recommendations. and felt
THAT a occasional stolen hour at the Grange
when he came Ito the village pom errands for
the camp. would prove exceedingly agreeable.
|, Rachel was anxious for some means of killing
time a. flsst and later shs began to hope that
through this chance visitor she rlYirit dispose
Of the Grange, which she felt to be mill
stone about her neck-the one thing which
detained her from the gay life in the city,
which she coveted.
Thank you both,n Russell said g for
l.your kind hospitality y and there was some
thing III hts manner which gave great earnest
ness to his words and made them fall sincere
| ~ upon the ear.s s'T would be glad TO finger
longer now, but must hurry to the village
and perform my errauds there but IL you
will not think il too great an intrusion, I shall
gladly stop an hour or two npon my return
from the village to-morrow evening" 3ss'
We will welcome You gladly Rachel
said, and there was smile upon her lips, in
her eyes, and dimples in both cheek and
chin. 2's
This smile Russell took ii, the LIGHT OF n
revelation. m
$. It would takelbut a triae to make that
girl very fond Of n,e,, he thoncllt. AZ lie rode
away. 6ass IS ~
There we're letters for himself and friends
Upon one his name was written in a graceful
woman hand : there were two letters ad.
dressed In similar baud in his inner coat
I,pocket. He had opened these rather hurried.
". but this he merely oave two olanoes and
then thrust them Observation-Disclosures IN b;s
pocket to be read by-and bv he was busv
wiz, ether thouobts to-n;obt. p,t aste,-
wards when ba .reaobea where t,,s ca,,n tres
,ve,e hu,,,;no ha sat aow, and shs,esv.,a Nv
!, ~ N ce,iass mi ,,,,,.tyro,vtl, y,
ors binds III. read tl,a letter tl,youok The.
> fer musinq awhile his companions be;po
busv with their own letters md papers. he
took the portable writing desk wiicl, was
the propcrty Of the camp collectively. Dipped
his pen ii the ink and sat down to write.
!. Dear Zoe - he beoan and then he nausea
threw his nen. aside. orumbled the SHEET and
tossed i into the fire. moment later. how
ovo, be toa, a fresh start and n,ad6 tbe 60 M
hor;,,,;,c
az mist yyrtte ,, be .a;d "or shall have
No sxc,sa for ooins, 70 tba vi,laoa toro,ro,v
as,o.noor = 7 ,vondar.thorn,, ana ho sn,;,.d
tr;ae how zoe wo,Id,ro,;sb h IL sbo ,,now
n,,do Tho o,swor;,,, If Asr Iottl, soryo 90 on
ovouso so,ac.,,;nr NOV sY5fbe, c;r, n l.
ar;to as mo,, oor,a,s lbot women don.t
,,,,,,., ;no..a,a ia. thov have az r,,ob
rso,s, .s,ao,,;s than ,ovor s,s,oct o,r ,,va,tv
h as4AAe,st IA,oo;u;, tho most oouv,nc;n,
,.,,,e..,, .,,a o,,ntrorv
.ta,s.,.. 49, oszoa H., ~ rosv d,mn1od
ID oe az ha;no s,oh =. ;,v th,t s,,o
-. -. - 81 do..,.
Ar 800 IA. ,at.;f,s,and;nn his ronrat
49,. = 80. 81 4. N, ],