The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-11-18

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Tbinking o9er tie eve ii Ii. pre,inns
nih,. W lie preparing 'nr hrt.,'-'.> It the
peyt marai &, ne hriv t.e"syed ttl.
tle i q. wsr uut ot M. n:"; II Y. ~ any
frrtl,rr iaferc. urse with Cr,rl wonll Le
trlig n botli, wo.l b. far h;.n to Lave
the villtz-. Yet no t. Ing OF bitterness
rrompet The resolution.
II ad no ri4lt 10 'htsIrn' 10 nry into her
secrets" he sid to hiin>,i.. '.'nd h"r.'oro
no richttn ask the re,,>o4 ~ her d. els on.
Il size really loves D'e. | sl.HJ.d he sati-tis
that duty. If s''lne oihtr necgss!'nn. crrnm
s.aucs, caused her to r,itct ,ne. Murnur-
ing would be uamanly. BESIDES. the d,y
may come w,er tue cause HAT binders now
will be removed
At the breakfast table, ne announced his
i in,entioa Of going away.
Hi warm-h aite, mother knew the reason
befrs he told i. There were no hidden
troubles III tine Evsrsleigh family.
aim 80 80 ry, Phi - Hsii tn old Lady.
..As tod you. don't think Miss CI,,.on
at all suitable for one in your circumstances,
or in the circumstances in which vou will
be placed by aud by. Still. in time, she
might have become great h-in."
Old Mr. Eve gle gh >hook his hea I.
"Don't believe It, jan-. Sha oevsl would
have mads tit wife for our Phil"
Grace Ever,leigh, Philips only ister 4
pretty blonde of seventeen, look d dis
pleased.
"Pail. you're Ounce" che ssia rngra-
ciously "rhe reason Of your re,e,.inn is
q plain as pp@-strm You haven't money
enough. Mis-, Chy'"n's notions are sx-
tTavagart. Nor does she care TO be bound
10 a minister And don't l.larns her"
"Tut! int! Gr,cie' That's no way to
hik" chided her father 'Pnils right
in being minister. Ihope he'E suceer,l so
well, that when he dies th-rell not be "a s;n-
ner in the lard. Wish III been like him
when was his age, instead Of beng the
young scalup that WAX. Nev,r mind ~ha.
tour sister says, MY boy; you're On tas
nsht track
And the old man nodded complacently.
"lndeed you are, a,i ed 1trs. Eversie..-i
and sincerely wieh Grace had some OF
your spirit" She turned to the young girl.
u rsqGest daughter, that you curb your
ieelngs, if you have any respect for your
parents, your brother, or yourself"
But Philip understood his sisters DISPOSE
ton, and knew that she mean. no insult
Naturally acrimonious i'll speech, she said
What she thought because it was her
honeht regardless Of tie consequences.
And Miss Clayton she did not admire, and
Ssuld not be friendly with.
Don't be severe, mother" said Philip
Enuy. coming to the rescue. "Gracio
Doesn't mean any harm"
you've sense enough 70 know that.
rnli. responded Grace According to
n'her and mother, a:u all the time Insult
ng Some one. But don't Ike t. NJ Clayton
yfl aud do like money. Id never marry
minister myself either. not even if he
sere wealthy as Crrsus. It's dull enough
neie' goodness knows, but to marry Il par
scn xonid be like jumping from the frying
An INTO the fire, q thing I'm net at all anx-
hus to do"
:, .ionr opinions may change a. you grow
eiasr SAID Philip, regletfu.ly.
de bent and kissed her check.
Ihe act seemed to touch her heart.
On, fhll Phil, how good you are to
0s she sighed. "You never give me an
~. aaAho word, and | give ynu scarcely any
,alnS else But l love you. Philip, ever SO
lng lips '
les, Gracie. darling. know that You
Sve m me- There. dry your eyes"
ihe grl smiled ti.rouSt, HEY tears, and
seat a1 away, seemingly nu:h Affected
,ah do nothing with hex" said Mira
=. .setsie'gh az she disappeared "ohe does
sosineshins wroue'" added the elder Mr..
p..ip ppo not be too exac.ing, mother" said
aallfp. 'She will out.riw these ueculiari-
Wy II you study h.r ia linas, and gently
1ueayor to lead her ar,.lt."
~ Mf'' LVer,.t;bhs ques';oninCs as to
pt:a pts had passed between himself and Cecil,
a'p returned a:s~Wer t..;u ;a,ra were rea-
soas why he shopll rer,.iD .l.ut.
h;a - van h.s inther elideayolcsi 10 dissuade
n. ,te'n leaving hone till the next day.
A., ae'eF'ainaton Was fixed he would SO
Sa. A' slielnoon to New lo.k, where lie would
~Dre ~ Ii! college comaence!ueut.
a,sas tE'efslelgh gave him ;,.- address of
AZ ry iriehf', hunbly c!r,a;u5;aucel. living
~. eighteenth street. il tie tre4t, buetlu4g
1ssop,s 1oto,is whose hospi;au,y she though.
az csoaid ind acceptable. ana. bidding HIM
speed, left him al the door.
hsa NJ =, ,ne little stean bo.: duck. ne res
A. ~ oaa Trend Geurge Newton. Who stood
tu,aas s.aaipg-pece, 81 sisnali. t.o boat as she
h,a ''s'hs aboard, they secured seats in the
h,.a,,.s ha, snu enjoyed together the delightful
6anse M "a ana the sn2er5 scenery .;loug the
n;s,,s t.e Connecticut forgetting, IN ad-
tbsn The circumstances which drove
Ro.S aao each known the Others secret!
hrS slec'ed suitors for tie same wonaan's
c,1sr ,1oas a;.: beloved by that woman; the