The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-08-31

Wheeis, repeater hef srefs
And wheels they were. but not the
wheels of a carriage. but those OF truck,
aud this tuek. on which lay long wood.
en- boz. stopped before the cottage door
A mirror for Miss Cameron. the driver
called out as he jumped down.
A mirror repeated the spins,er, unable
to restrain gesture of surprise. And a
mirror. said Miss Georeette with another
gesture Of surprise.
Yes. ma'am; from Willaris Of New
York. Where is il TO be takenf
First unpack II ont here, commanded
the lady, recovering her self.possesion i
cant have the house Uttered up with
splnters and shavings,
No, indeed, chimed in Miss Georgette
also recovering her selfpossession. Splin.
ters and shavings.
SO the box was unpackcd at the road
side, and the mirror taken from it. proved
10 be better and handsomer in every respect
than that IL had been sent TO replace.
I've brought wire to hang II with, said
the man. Is he carried II into the house;
so therell be no danger from moths this
time.
Mothsl said Miss Cameron. glaring at
him. And mothsl echoed her sister, also
glaring And they both continued to
glare, as though called upon to superin.
tend piece Of work highly repusnant to
their feelings, until the mirror hung, and
the driver again in his place on the truck,
OF course George sent it, said Miss
Cameron, when the man had driven away.
But Mary Brown must pay for the other
all the same. Our having this makes no
difference in regard to the agreement with
her.
No difference in regard TO the
the agreement with her, assented Miss
Georgette- when who should walk in, in
gray silk walking dress, bunch OF Grim.
son flowers at her throat, and another in
her belt. and the most coquettish gray
hat. adorned with more crimson flowers,
but Molly herself?
Good.eveni1g, she said smilingly. I've
called for a receipt in full.
A receipt in full And for what, pray
Have you brought the money? asked her
whilom mistress. And have you brought
the money! echoed her other whilom mis-.
tresS.
No, have not brought the money, aus.
wered Molly; but l have sent you amirror
that more than answers all your require
nents.
You from both tof the sisters at once
And again, for the second time in one hour,
hey were guilty OF being surprised, and
citing their surprise be seen.
Yes |. l have the bill with me. A re'
,eipt in full il you please
Miss Cameron, arose. walked IN u state.
y manner--M Molly following her to her
Iesk III the dining room, seated herself,
ook pen, INK and paper, and began: Re-
eivcd from Mary B. when
Stop a moment, said Mary; my name is
10 longer Mary Brown. 4
And what may it be, inquired Miss Cam {
ron, regarding her with lofty contempt +,
III answer that question, answered Mr.
ialcolm, suddenly appearing and passing |
is arm round the slender gray silk waist
hereby crushing the bunch OF roses in the G
atty belt Mrs. George Malcolm. 4
The pen fell from Miss Cameron's hand {
nd for the first time in her life that estim.
BILE woman went into Mysteries, whittier
or estimable sister Immediately followed y
er.
And Molly, taking her leave at that mo-
Ient never received any receipt, in full 8
: otherwise, after q .-Mvyara Eyiinge,
! Hnper's Weekly.