The Osceola times., 1881-06-18

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al interested him-Acdie Arlington.
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.izned In htfle erzbo<d, si5eTy hand
-GroeverOr' A lsi;sr that offered her.
ia very geBilsnznly. unsnthuslzstic
~sy, all the grand, good things that il
had been her sole aim il lie to possesz
and snlgy.
While By mail, nos ten minutes later,
had come another letter thz. made the
girPs heart thrill, and all her pulses stir.
e. sbe read the passionate prayer for
herself 10 re given to the man Who loved
her-Phillip Melton, with his handsome
face, and hE salary a. an engineer
rr seFersi DOurs Ellie wondered " hat
Addie Nss doing. - lODz alone in her
room; and then By and by she came
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face, tender pF1de in ber eyes, thnll
u perfect content in her voice.
4Eiis, der, want 10 tel you. have
refused Lord Grosvenor's offer Of ma
rage snS-Sncept.d Phillip"
And without question, Ellie put her
arms about The slight form and kissed
her
You have done right" she said, sim
ply, grzyeiy.
III sou will permit me might ! ask
shy yOu decline my ofier17 Lord Gros-
yenor szid, an hosr later when, her gen.
rie refusal having reached him By mes
senger, he pOst-hs-ted % the house.
And Adde'S liJs tfembled With actual
happiness a. ste xere1 with sweet
DeSs that was Charming.
Because, sir; IL loved Mr.. Melton
best } On won't be angry"
"Mr. Melton A fellow on a SAL
arr"
Pardon me, my lord---a gentleman,
rich in nobility, in goodness, and in love
for me-"
"Oh, that's il But about the money !
Mis- Arlington, there - not wish in
the world that shall remain nome ut
unqualified, that money can procure, il
you will honor me-"
Il shall want only what Phillip can
give me, sir"
His kindly eyes twinkled good-natur-
edly.
"Then, Miss Arlington, am to con-
sider your snswer absolute? You pOsi-
lively decline 10 become Lady GrOsyen-
or, 10 live at silverland Park, 10 be a
leader Of London sOciety?"
She smiled sweetly, prettily.
Il am sure ! have decided. ! thank
you for the great honor you have paid
me. shall be proud Of it all my life,
but cannot, because love Phillip Mel
ton more than all the world and what il
in it,"
"Addie.my true little darling! Addie,
little love"
And Phillip Melton stepped out from
behind the curtains Of the bay window
and took her in his arms, hls handsome
face all smiling and proud, as he turned
TO Lord GrosyenOr.
Il told you so, sir She loves me,
and is true and sweet in her loyalty, 10
the man she loves Addie, perhaps you
will not mind so very much that, after
all, you will be Lady Grosvenor some
dayf For Lord Grosyenor here is my
father, and am Phillip Melton Slivef-
land, next IN succession. Addie, you
will not be angry with us for our little
ruse? We had hearl you were 80 des-
perately determined to marry money,
and the moment saw you knew there
was a heart that would conquer ambi-
tion-a heart that ! wanted TO conquer
on nv own merits"
Addie listened, bewildered, and Lord
Grosvenor laughed.
Bless your bright eyes, child l-You
almost tempted me 10 be treacherous to
SIlverland there. But you'll not refuse
me for father-in-law, | hone"
And in her almost royal home. Addie
is as happy as the summer days are
long and shining.
MoTIs N CaRPLTs "A good way 10 lIll
them In 10 take coarse towel and wiring
1t out in clean water. Spread II on
smoothly on the carpet, then ron it dry
with good, hot iron repeating the oper
alton on all suspected places and those
least used. 1t ~ not necessary to press
hard, heat and steam being the agents,
and they do the work oilectuslly on the
worms and their eggs.
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