The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-02
CHAPTER I.

CHAI LIN L.
captain Brageigh TO Mrs: Derine
ard ara Street, London. All ready; bat blr'
Advise YOU to throw up game
hrs rs perirg to Captain Bragleish
End. near Friar's Cross, BioonshIrt
u sball be with you at the aTpo-nte
When did the little widow mlsS he
Aw ~toderseAe'' :"
~ Barnes was the pre .,e~t girl i
bnd yil!aoe of Triar's Cross, and, Whe
Lamont came hone from Canbrldgt
einu an ardent ana foolish youps fe
vitR & limited experience Of Nomt
heir ways, fel re-y mucA IN love WI
was not Patty's frs, sweetheart, hoy
as it was wen kuown that she had q
refused Reuben foX-the second sl
4 Fox the cornchand!er-who was
about her that h Lad serio15 thou h
nigrating and trying to forget A4t b
hing wild-rose face out III the bac
Ids Of Canada.
reuben was still hanging discopst late
nj the village, negIeetlng Lis woi k a
Skering after the little coqpet, VII
Emg Mr.. Lamouts frequent visits 0
Ealer's shop aud open attentions o
Sldler's brown eyed daughter first be-
be matter Of pbIc gossip.
Miss Patty was shrewd and ems
Il for all her pretty face; and It
uught that her heart was still with Ter
|eetheart, in spite OF her repeated efu
Reuben's Offer, and that the Sel ttlel
only wasting his time by dang GIN!
ity's arch little strings. A.
People imagined, naturally enough VNF
heir of Winters.oe, handsome IN
low fresh from college, and wNA
fld all before him, could have no
bis pursuit of the saddler's pretty
beyond the amusement Of an idI
all the time poo, Cyril Lamont
and desperately in love, and pl %
fore long in the most Cnmistakab s
by asking Patty Barnes to be {
4 tte future mistress Of the hand -
use on the hill, which the villag
pnt to thin, must be little, if at aE I
pr IN grande,r to Windsor Castle. 81 /
II was not surprising that Patty siE T.
ezed by the prospect that SUD; ;enl J..
&.foro bu,- Iof,,,- -,,olo /, - II
aring silk and satin gowns and q
sroEn carriage; and certainly she ri
ynps proposal more kindly than ITb IL
Pteived that Of poor Reuben Fox. T
Bus--from what source She drew b / |
nstlTlst Of That gentlcnan's SINCE i -.
ever determined-Patty only half q to,.l
1onng Mr.. Lamont's honest raw ~,
as shrewd enough to decline HI: ,rn
ION Of o secret engagement, "E 49,
Rr, he had no eal TO be ashamed -
That was Miss Erneo's ultimatul y, 49,,
icwever, with such poueings of rosa ~ -
leh ganoes from shy brown ", II ..
Fo6hHr DC yarl5 Of lalf their han -
The lovers ear, '0'''
Nothing daunedr. rIc.eril accepted l. cha
Pengq, and, before the fsS was =. L he
fnade clean breast to his f ifaNyr-4.- t. lev "
ack condition, adding coafes;l Of h
eo|.u; soposll, ana It's acceptance by IItv, Al
echrlng bis Intention of one day, Istalin
he saddlers daughter in the boAt of-h en-
PTn stately Eugaenot oncrstorl f' = :
oyfiis tathersmiled, and was { tof,,, n,
irlitate the la by an unw;sa @ =, 'e't' aei 4 Il
N the meanwhile the Old man I,stiht :
Rwnon uu,e,Ous Us inquiries in the village kLout I'll
Rssaal.s saer q the phbeian charms Oh had S
,|..I he learned ht Miss Patty was'F ,nerf, Il
Csna a,Deliased - yang woman, and taat Il
NV NJ naia :, : iespatable r. family, which hat a
As NV s a1so iht Reuben Fox. vbo Ia
,s1,. ior.eF. o,,Ill y becnrefusedb bv the ', In
y IN y. oihF hsau'e he had no Ion t
(Enss - - al.ilitie Prospect of havin On
u sHea mistress for ~ t
ss points being made clear. c,,,iltc
Lsaont nd a lona nn1 a%.i';,','i i'-' o'irf!.
~ IN Sltb its5u1, IN the co,,rse of wBic
I ssls 4 VIII patic, qa eorbsa5ina % r q TRlf gEn5
H., ~ proposed lau- ht-rin-l,T9a, F.is
|ss,s j I'i'.e Ia ne y s;uc2 in ii. old nam
49, sss he 7 sere,. it-aaI de+?qrqd en- e~3;,
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