The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-13

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And pieaant hoars should ever seen
The darkest shadows Of the night ssF
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Lets pluck the blossoms By tts ode
And bles the gracious aiver NEa
-Utieo Oose,pr
LUCMHs LOVE AFFAIR.
DR.. Harrisse, like most uien, Vas
fond of . pretty face. and Fhe1 NE
caught q glimpse Of Lucile's ss<he
wind blew her veil aside on the hape-
ward trip of the Malta, he wished she
was her cousin, or the stout ship sur
. promenade. There was somethinf,al-
most familiar in the face, too. WheEe
had he met here at what Gefman or
receptione in the salons of the best so
ciety, or in the wards Of q hosr1kalp
Or was it only trick Of imakinaticn?
Had he waltzed with her at somesea-
side hop, or taken her out at some etate
dinner or wedding breaEa$tf DR.
Harrisse was q bold man in s.HaY;
the few days on the Malta hid hung
like lead on his hands, there hein8 but
. handful Of cabin passengers, md
many of those without their Iseasfegs.
He was man quick to think, but some
what forgetful. His eyes metlLuei3e's;
g kisee, ks4bs~ed sonfdehAy. and 5sd-
vanced toward her. 81 am hapRFto
meet you again, he said. blhshinR2y.
Perhaps yop find it as dull on blsrd
"If you are at your wits lend Dor
amusement, As I am, I'm surry tor
s &c ST. ssr is.asssn saas sss
"Who in the deuce do 1 knsw ssrsfh
the appendagapf an aunta' Harrisse
mentally considered. "HoHever, il
doesuDignifyshe is only amusing,
and the aunt is not an OGRE" l
The ships surgeon, DR.. Johns, &1n-
suited his watch. "I shall ba .otf ixpd
to deliver.yppyto ytothe tender u3erckep
DR.. Harnzse.MR Lindsay" he sad,
rs he hurried away. 49,
DnRssssEfsS & 5 tssIib,e.n RsHfsass. Ealing
as II he were cropping in the dark. Had
one of his acquaintances- suffered an nc
AASSkh SSkhef todk 4 for granted that he wa IA
miliar with the circumstances.l A)1nis-
step here might expose him sDht
dohessff sill Fee9of in tipe, he
al fear not. You don't realizs tkas
the accident happened six yeart aeo I
usedI Il loo PSnC ~ must ride, you
weak, and got another fall and broke
it.again-"
.s1 am sincerely sorry to bear II, -
said DIR. Harrisse. Was It possible that
=hs-hHf=knuHn-fhi niruminR creature
six, years, andThad neXiected. to cult.
vaeIhefPfl HoveveS Re would sles3H b
ssSaEisi ssSaEisnNs sia mabs sss TIE moa eftzt
-.iz-fhizyom- -frst-xisit abroad Pr h
asked, . day or two later.
aiE nv sssa sIs ave ssia' sda
know ANGLING vhen- l left America
fecsdu1Je1ISsye ssrdiedthe stts sns
languages. lean speak and sing to YOU
In i've tongues "SlIff. rot sI651.
with the tongues of men and angels
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opportpnitiesf'
eel isss IS e Hssysn sy had r used 4 mine nj = =
II had thought of going upon III
6Uf&f 1ouldh s I'm glad you gave i
up.n
{" Surely you are not one Of thos
who ara prejudiced against the dramaf,
1Of aaHftsaklS SGSO Bd u have an IN
conquerable prejudice against hayin,
the women OF my acquaintance or nam
ily before the foot-lights:"
-1Qs" Assfgss-tgueegsdyMl g u nsst L ssssiac
~cola Tes sffasfS ass 8 there must St6bs s. NMautsc NMs
girls, and tight-rope perfermers,y yan
bareback riders, I suppose, but v
sTeesseslSs, sWesd0n { elect have on
sisters and friends among them"
Mis-. .Lucile had Withdrawn, her han
.ee 9rofn the sd0etor arm arrange be
: "a vel, bat, that duty, done. she did nc
6rspises # tA he nade q dena1d.
esButTol would Ike yodf sister I
s.sa .ns 'zsA.6 sAs .Ansas.n e..1e nezs. = :
5 -. Yes the literary wousan ats at wor
- = sa,beside her,o own Hearth STONE, IN, D
ass-9 sbadoH9of bar own roof tres, protecte
s--5 fnom the public gaze. ~ azizszz - siis
81 e: But hoa oltsn she Il dragged befol
snsd the foot -lightss $50 % speak. Z. Ever
+ - penny-a-1iner makes her the subject
.Eona .parzgraphp her heuseheld gods q
Ks h.infentofieds, her profits esimated, hs
weaknesses chronieled, and her featur,
-; .phptoeraphed- ~ ~
= az, ftB1t personally shssis MT 50 much
> 81 public chxracter. She dhas5 reserves.
And zfter that the subject dropped
s.r g Bat Lncila and ~Dr. sHarrisse had
szsla fhousand other things TO discuss.
s<sn delighted in woman who dared 1
:. - disi3ree with him. They found tn
sssl.a thsy had just missed each other st j
terisohen; that he had only been pr
ssii vented BY achance from Joining Z
ii p4rtr with which she had made the Z
r1e ceftof Mont Blanc, they had nnutu
ssEo fff6nfis abroad; but still Che great eni
ma, where he had known her In Amel
CO, remained unsolved. But he troubl.
himself very little about 1t just now;
was drifting with the tide; he was pas
dina1fhrouEha new phase 2of existenc
HS had hSlisved hiznself inviacib1e, ~
beholdi he had been conquered
s.touch Of hand. turn of head. Itw
absurd perh aps, fpf . man Of his yea
to BE- so EASILY enchanted; he -rath
longed for the end of the voyage in 9
der 70 discover Il It was only the glal
SeY q aRretty faesa snd aFsyeet ma
~ ner that ihfatuated hin. He hssur.
64slhiz1selftha 70 would not last, but