Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-11
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ping away between the shifting grOaps.
lie followed, vaialy endeavoriug to
ovsrtske her swiftly moving Egure.
She dar,ed up the broad stairway.
thinking to escape unnoLioed through
the back passages. But on the land.
ing she met wild little figure whose
white night robes were all 8hlaze,
while the childish treble OF little Clare
shrieked:
"Papa--pspG- papa!"
The careless maid, tempted by the
music, had left her charge aud stolen
below, ard the little fellow had upset
tie lighted candle upon his garments.
Jscqueline caught the boy close in
hsr arms, and rolled With him upon
the Turkey rug which lay at the head
Of the stairs,
1t WAS all over in moment.
The frightened masqueraders came
trooping out OF the paElors 10 find the
boy sobbinQ in the arms ofKing Charle'
while the girl in thsscsrlet domino lay
in q dead faint upon the landing.
Little Clare was taken awsy by his
repebtart nurse, and Richard Granville
followed Mrs. Hadly as she bore JAG.
qGeline'5 slight figure away to their
room.
The scarlet domino who rad danced
so oharmIpgly, aud talked in the
SweeteSt ofvoices with pretty French
accent had saved his boys lie He
you'll seq her face.
"It Was JacQutline Armand, sir,
from the cottage below, 'sAl- the house.
Eeeper depreCiatingly.
Sh9 is q sweet girl, and has few
pleasures, and was so wild fer dauoe
that | could not resist the temptation 10
smugSle her 70 the psrlors,"
"Qalts right, Ars. lady" said the
master, promptly. "she dances Like a
fairy, and is as brave as size is grace
full. / trust you to see that she hes
every attention, and will send her
kOme in q carriage"
He retained to MS guests;b but half an
hour Laser, when the eushionedslbarou.
che rolled around 10 the side entrance,
Richard Granville himself, in all the
splsndor OF his kingly costume, came to
hand little Jacqueiine Armand into the
luxurious turnout.
He smiled into the girls face, aud
lifted tho tlim brown fingers to his
lips.
"A}'Nn, lisEe mamHel,e," he sad,
~ shlll meet again"
AQG JGqus!ire,t 20 WHOM the distance
home Was Int q minutes w&lk, rolled
uE 10 r;ate, and dreamed that night Of
a handsome uoblemau with Sweeping
golden b "rd, and smiling, dark blus
eyes.
On the following day he called rpon
her fath er. He was greatly astouiShed
TO fEA his neigh5Or noted man Of
letters.
Ia . few earnest words he enliGhtsu-
ed the dreamy eyed student as TO the
manner in which other people looked
upon his daughter, who was, al Gran
vile enthusiastically declared Z beau
Nful and charming woman, whom it
vas orEel to shut away from all con.
genial society.
o,arJsG tEo SauilIs,s5 man wv
have no relatives. There is no one to
oLaperore my girl. Alas! tear that
have been ss!tishly tAougLtlea5 with
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70 Jscoueliue every moment was
pleasant.
Lutte Clare became devotedly attach
"a IN tina drI who had saved his ltt..
md Richard Granville was devoted to
,er.
Eyervous krev what the end TOuli
7e, Eyeryon. save Jacoueline herself;
md she WIS "a inpocently and UNION.
,eiouslV bappy az a wild bird.
mast ~ Ori6u' "uu sA4.AinS l"ees, '1a'