Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-15
lust fills my ideal Of what u man should

and the carriage IL waiting. Your
father has tickets for tlty.9ratorio this
evening, and | wish you to wear the
dress madame has lust sent home, and
with il your pearl ornaments. toll
You now, ~ shall not be home to din
ner, and shall probably not SEQ you
again until YOU have made your toilet
So, good.by, and be % good child and
think Of What have snid,n .,s..1' 'A.N
q you may he s,,re I shall, mamma,
answered Elota, sadly, '.for nm lust as
unhappy about the way ,you feel toward
Reggie M though some one | loved had
died and was buried" .''
You are n strange Girl ~ sighed her
mother; but she bent aud kissed her rs
she said this. For though ambitions,
her heart was really kind and tender,
and il was II painful duty which she
was irving to fulfil, this tearing up Of
old ties and Affection and she wished
the task were well through with. +
She had not been gone very long he.
fore Reginald lie Brun called and sent
up his card Had Mrs. Wylde fOrcscen
the nntoward occurrence she would
have given strict orders to the servants
not to admit him. int she was not
aware that the exhaustivee Examination"
had been concluded, ana tlat u only re-
NAMED for thes students to near now they
had passed theh'~-whethcr win h'h"'
OF othcr"lsc' hub u was S'' ""' 'o'o
evening was t"te'' OF th''aSsr'S '''''"
fof ISSUE
flora 'o"nd hes'ha'd pacing 'h' spa
c'ohs a'h"lhg-ro"'h III il ''ieeh''o "S'7
tatloh' TIC n'o near" reports '"a' .
wealthy anu ''''c'' S'' 0'' .""s h''''
ABOUT INC INFUSION "n'''' ''e'o i'' "'
'"s, "h' '''". '' ""' " pune '" a''
w''n her ''''"'' II '''' WIN '''S''''
Az ro'a came 'o""'" MN, "' NV
Seli-asSc''''e"ess WHICH Wv" '''"'ao'''
Yea hcr III her interview WIN ''rr
ho'her hao '"l's"'''' '''" "''o' '"' h'S'
sreet'hg she S'"o" ocio'c nun WIN
dropping head' ana eyes cast s'yiy down.
Twas Win nh eiiort that Reginald
restfa'pe" h''''se'i ''o'p S"''cr'he '''
TO ms heaft, ana sho"erlhs KISSES upon
her pont'hg ups h"' h' ''aS'ere" '''h'
sell, ana merely sa'o, Trying F" speak
calmly. ...... '-r-. .....It IS
~ nave come 10 tell you, flof3' NAV
tonight w'll tell the story OF al! these
years OF hard study which have spent
III college. lfthe result is what'l hop"
l shall have u proicssoIship, and can Of
fer the girl love homc--not rs hand
some as the one she lives in now, with
% glance around at the elegant tribes
scattered here and there through the
room, "but one that will be beautiIitd
by tho purest affection man ever oilrr-
ed ut the shrine Of woman. VIII she
come to i'll" n.. ......,,
AS he said this, Flora raised her eyes
and tocisni OF Rim ao rpoofty Than tn
said, in voice she tried in vain to rcu
der steady: H-..,. 9ga.r.... ...a
"Ts-night we have box at the Acad,
envy. IF it turns out as your hopes head
yon to expect, come and receive year
answer there. Mr.. Clay IL Mamnas
particular favorite, and he will be there
too, SO he can hear. Oh, Reggie, If you
only knew what have suffered lately!
Papa says nothing, for he thinks mother
has the best right to dictate, and what
ever she says must be the law"
"If you wished ne to do 80 I'd put my
head into u nest of bees, and that is Just
about what it will be for me to seek you
at the Academy tonight. For if your
mother favors Mr.. Clay she will be very
angry ut my coming, and I'm sure there
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