The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
LOVE WAS LORD OF ALL.


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 T dare say Aun: ie.c; means e be eey kind. ta, ,n..i no, acee2: aet .:.y.- 'ation on those terms.
 T don; see why. ,e.ev.e.e. m.sh
 s,e-.d remember tha; efery Sc~a IT. \ :,l;io:. from iny sister dim shes o:. eN- penses ,c., r. .;erlai.y.
 ,5enevieves eyes flashed along before her mother deliberate remark was ended.
 sho not mention ], to me, mamma: you 'yeuia no; II yos. knew how reyol;.ng !: .s
 ..l am sure you are q very strange child Genevieve certainly fec very grateful to Try sister for all she has done for .Au- g1sta and s!dore. and no less for the .,rea. kindness she displays IT. lnvitlng you on her summer campaign. and for so very ,hough,fully inolosing these TWO one hundred dollar notes 10 'renoyaie your wardrobe really wish you to obey me la this affair and accept the invitation.
 Genevieve began to exhibit more than her usual hauteur. and by the way she held Ter head. so perfectly respectful for all its positiveness. Mrs Steele kneS there was battle IF prospect.
 Il could no, think of going. mamma. under the circumstances. 50 far as ac- cep,ing Aunt Iuiiet's charity. have no silly hesitation whatever. for she is rioh and can afford 10 buy :ae pleasure of young peoples society: bu, and her fathers look came s,artilngiy plain all oyer her lovely face-"i, is because know 10 certainty that Aunt Juliet intends 10 cave no stone un,urned to bring about a match. as she unblushingly calls |. be tween Lance Fielding and myself and Il shocks. angers and d,sgusts me. Not un- der any circumstances will ] go. unless aunt positively promises that her pei anl- nal shall moi be paraded for my benehi. CT l exhibited for his"
 Mrs. Steele smiled frostlly.
 -0ui,e dissertation for one so unskilled n society lore !Alnos, any young lady would feel enraptured a, the simple pros rect of meeting Lance Fieiding-young. r-h as Crosrs tor will hc when his mother dies handsome as Apollo and most charming, refined gentleman: what call thorough bred society man: the very one. above all others. l would re,oioe with pr de GEspeakable to sec yor married-
 Then Genevieve's eyes displayed sud- den mutiny that warned Mrs. Steele. If she intended 10 carry this battle. her moment had come Sc she hes.;a,ed rnornen, n her speech and then took another tack.
 You may consider | settled without any more discussion or :he subiec. Of course you may use your ow.. discretion n the matter so far as Mir. Fielding oT any 7,her gentleman $ concerned Bct so far as accepting your aunt iniitaaon goes. l shall write 10 say we thank her. and tha, you will be ready or the twentieth.
 Of course Ceney1eve had no choice Jeff her but 10 obey her mothers imperative command: and as she was uniformly duti- ful. for all her resolution and lEcepen- Gence. she wen; or with her arrangements pleasantly and promptly. with he mental se<eTvation that she ~ould. under 10 cos- sible circumstances. allow herself 10 oe made a trap to catch husband.
 Two weeks af,ersard Genevie,e was plunged into the most fashionable society a, Long Branch. the pret,ies;. loveliest.