The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-11-08

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mean in al iaoies' no ans~ereu' "i'n
h'tie nsP.
what very pOn's young man. 'n0usn'
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~ was very merry 'ea-'aoie' Oiu nnr.
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eat are, having soiemn'y shaken hA1uS u,
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LIZZIE, MY DEAR:- You'd be delighted
~ see 'ne SUCCESS ol your Plah. ABBY IS AZ
hsany bare nv ,e,,,,a,v Frod an5 ~ fr;a,S
of his Fred seems very much taken. pye
no doubt he viii cut your puppy quite
out, and Abby couldn't make better match;
good feiiow WIN a little fortune, and hne
prospeoss n nus prolesslon. l nope WIN
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as ever.
"HEsrER.n
The weather was bright for the next three
yaeks. The skies seemed to smile upon thu
spinster and her guests. Thew took long
walks. drives. excursions, and Frel was de.
voted n his ann. Meanwhile. NJ. Frank
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osA'es u'e ni' oe'. " p,eASe ''''' AMY
VINO oia nor re1use 10 De pieassa
"Don,t stick to me. Fred. If YOU want I'd
ant F,ant ont - Miss Trastsr would some,;r,es
ah;snar h,t rraa a,a,ans ansma~as .n.t ~
"n''po,' oos ieu "i"ays "u'"e CIV 'n"s NC
felt wen contented and on the whole, Miss
Barclay decided that Abby was too frivolous
Tor Fred.
bnt your trieha IS good Fellow, Is he
not y she asked. " You know Abby is in
my care" And Fred thereupon swore that
Frank was gentleman, and good fellow ;
well to do also. As good husband as any
girl could have. if no does lisp and blush, :"
continued Fred. Don't trouble yourself,
aunt nothing better could happen to Cousin
Abby than to marry FRANK
"rhen he really means to offer?" qneried
Miss Barclay.
Oh, he's desperate, answered Fred.
And that night another letter was written
to Cousin Elizabeth which contained this
sentences
"Now, Cousin Lizzie. am in dilemma.
Fred and Abby are not smitten with each
other, but Fred has brought a friend OF his
neie, Mi. .anA oaAiey, WHO - nlasln8
Frsd ASSUMES mo hs Il an arcsiisnt ,natoh ana
a good fellow, and consider him most
agreeable But am l to foster the affalr or
seho nm pack,ng . aopy Is your aaagnter.
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Ms do II aoainn
Tho ansn,or v,os h,;af a. ,a,so,.,,.
"Ary young man hrt ,hot detsstah,..
Francis Cholmondly. Foster it."
So the youne people were left to their
own devices the house rang with laughter
the orchard was robbed. the horses driven
ont for moonlicht rides. the boat was forever
on the river, and the voice of the piano told
all nassers-by that Miss Barclay had COM
pany.n
There were arties at the old house. too.
and even old Isaac Barclay was sufficiently
interested TO sit mp until nine o'clock, and to
tell very loag story without any end about
a visit he had once made to Boston where he
had his pocket picked
The pleasantest days that had ever been
known at the Barclay mansion were
these, and they had been prolonged two
months. and now Fred must 90 home must
;ndaod..znor conla FRANK linoer lopcer
And must go, too, aunt, SAID Aopy.
q suppose / must, but shall never forget
this happy time. and want You to kiss me
10 MONT aud tell me- von,r alvavs love me.
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ior YOU 'o ooo" All ''' '''''' WV ''i' "''' "
me.
Abby said this late at night, sitting ON
low stool at Miss Barclays feet, and there
were fears in her ewes Bnt next morning
,.ho,, .,a confd;no old ladv arose Sarah
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