The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09
Friiar's Cross
The Scheming Woman,
w. DeHART BKOWEH,
--AutA0r cf-
=, cpr,r MISTAKE" @HUsBAND AND WIFE," eyes
Oh NO." "KING coPHETCA: OR, RUBY
HoRTHS LOVERS" ETC.


'Well, If lnay not alinae 10 your cheeks'
may admire your aresS' liqoifeo Hir- La
mont penltentiy. hiler soiie l"Hiinoi!s
have lately seen, tha' Piaiil' c'o'e-ntIih8'
plumcolored stun gown ol your "Id thoSe
pretty Puritan collar ana cunA i'e Il reDeI
oan EngnshmahS eye
But Englshlnen Always Keep such
thoughts to themselves, -iarJory answered
gavely. fray go ana 'aik TO LORD Oiqeh-
s towers. nave 10 order uiAHer 'Aid uuS'
The parlor; cant ahord 10 gossip SO early
in the morning.
"lS that hlIit-a deilct-te haht ~-liIt- L am
somewhat IN the way:
mo" The yoane LADY laughed agaln-
sAs if | should mind you Eis lerdsinp
isln the den; SO our loiasA-p hld Deter go
and Keep MN III 8ooa temper III bop
comes ~; ferh'iS he Is gong 70 give the
dear old boy an order,
Here goes tAeA.
huhpni*y r'n upstairs t'n' eHlerea 'Ae
den ana Mifjory i1'inG waited Oh 'lie1anc-
mg oeiow 10 hsien 10 liie coftu"4 6rSaln6S
vmch we're eAciDihSsu p5'"Geh the TWO
men, went about her house nod work, sing-
ing Us sh1 "eAI hoIle hiic" ol 'a"Pef 3
about 'l'oses'
The Gen WAS large lofty room, carpet
less save of an immense rug tllat was spread
beneath the composers table and chair, and
its furniture consisted chiefly Of a grand
piano and piles Of music, bound and I'M
bound, winch Uttered the floor, the tables,
thechairs, the very mantepiece. and stood
hee-deep in tho immediate neiehborhood
Of the plano-stcol.
meerschaum filled with tobacco lay on
the desk OF the instrument. Bobs slippers
and Old gray Jacket were l0ld ready for him
before cheerful fire, which glowed and
erackied IN the crisp autumnal air that blew
IN through the three wide-open windows.
big bowl Of dahiias stood on the table
among the hitter Of writing materials and
nanuSerpt music; and in all the great un-
nay London room there was not to be seen
aspeck OF dust.
humphrey hsd found Lord OlGentOTors
nrnlng over some OF the piles of loose 1nu-
SC and the two young men had shaken
hands, cordially pleased by the unlookeG-for
meeang' and were now standing SIDE by
aae before the generous fire, exchanging
kindly words.
Lord oiden'owers was a mild-looking lit
Tie fellow OF some ight-and-twenty years,
VINO wore an eye-9'ass, and whose smooth
nShl mar formed IN odd contrast to his sun
purnt lace ana throat ana hands.
iou are coming down TO frlar's Cross, of
course asked humphrey, looming big and
broad l and dark above his companion.
Every one there Is longing for your re-
'uln.
NO" sighed Lord Oldentowers .''at
,eusl only 1or day or two. L must get
mcA 10 the yacht as soon as / have attend
ea 70 hiile business with my steward My
Sie was afraid to venture nearer home than
ue ~ Mesi'erfranean.
Lacy o1dento"ers Is benetittlng, trust,
Y .a ssr prolonged voyage"
mo, was the answer again, followed by
auo'iisr ~, ,ttt4-shothered sigh Il am afraid
M M, o.u iollo" VI Anl al f.tld not
faau MI va. "''s IN uhcoiG1oiEaole pause; and
aa. ~'n .He s niue ioF'' puin9 Il roll OF music
K Wa no'tl ms eo"'-pocAet, expialnn5 that
u a",. "'''Il9 ~ see i'oo oepflght IN order
son~n A - .a9 opliil0h OF quantity OF folk-
b;s son.9 ~ iia 'ioi,e up Ia various places on
fbs ;ee yo;oo ''''' -i'n '''AeH Gown roughly from
.ns tV,Ve'
h,onaf e''n Se' nm 10 arrange them. you
the wo,i he %.'lGp' 'g anu Jasper to translate
We mps, ,oIi, II Gi'i y li'.Ae oharllnS Vo'rihe'
n nv Nids5 'aiA 1t over when SebrlSht comes
(snss q III Low 'on Eie an about Lnaf $
@Cr,;,, 80" ~ - .'le your uncle and CyT1l:
exclaimed Humphrey. Have you really
And e tbon e,,ao '~iS "~ay: way,
lamont ia,, 0'ee tIIoie 'ne story o. young
rl to which it had led was related
cied - 49,, ,,,s Tliat an escape Tor Cyril
eterno ,stor,i i,t,tI'o" ~ e. IL'' ne oHSAt 10 De
$50 ny. ,neio ,',,c11a " ,llo governor