The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14


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these dreadful iofture' and suffer all
these agonlllng pangsp'
10 my utter amagHmeul, she replied
~ snntohing lhe pages out N my hands
aud throwing them into the FRI AZ !
aprnnR up IN the vain Nndray1r 10 cheek
her. I caught her two hands In mlne,
and having caught them, ! held them
&" Let II burn y she said, turning her
flushing face toward mcj q" never knew
how utterly silly and absurd II VIVA DO.
fore"
And have yUu learned sincepn
asked, still holding her hands and now
forcing her 10 look NJ me, "Tell me,
Nelly, who has taught youP You must
not forget that YOU have chosen me fQr
your critic aud Instructor, aud II yOu'll
let me teach YOU thi. one lesson, and
will try 10 learn u faithfully, you will
have reached such n State u mature de-.
yclopmcnt that YOU will need no more
culture. Only learn what II Il To love
truly, and allow your teacher TO select
the object, and you will possess all the
knowledge and cultivation he will ever
require Of you"
II came upon her very suddenly and
n few preliminary exercises were ncccs.
sary before she quite satisfied mc as a
pupil. but the giving those lessons was
the greatest joy ! had vel known, M
tho result Of them was what | consider
the finest success Of my life. Uncle
Dnvy was much surprised NJ the turn Of
affairs and u good deal puzzled Mt tho
prcliminarios, or rather the lack Of any
such.
Lar. | never dreamed Of his being
Miss Nolly's young man." he said to his
wife.
81 wonder why he's never been 10
Fordyillc BEFORE returned the good
woman, meditatiycly.
81 nskod him about that" said Uncle
Dayy. "but he kinder smiled and said
that, though he had never been 10 Ford.
vile before, he had for some time been
In correspondence with the place, and
that Miss Nelly was far from being u
stranger. ! suppose shn met him when
she was Of on that visit last year and
has been corresponding with him ever
since"
This explanation was circulated
throughout the town, ms | intended Il
should he. and seemed 10 bo entirely
satisfactory. had a bold plan Of hur.
rying up the wedding when once | had
secured Nelly's consent, and 40 success
full did this prove that two months after
that day on which | first made nc.
q~uaintance with Fordyille, Nelly and ]
were married there.
And 10 think that all this came about
through that dismal story that Nelly and
| have such laughs over nowl
Well, let those who may, climb to Tho
lofticst heights Of literary cmincncc, !
shall not grudge them their success,
Being n rather oycrworked and under.
paid reader for u magazine may not be
considered the pinnacle OF literary glory
but Il has been the g of winning
me u treasure which ! would not ex
change for the fame Of shakespeare
Detroit Fro Press.