The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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y hftght SIR NJ morning. The sun
light attracted . thick base from the
Earth. and thrust Il aside a. scoa As q
rose, 10 form = blnish-ercAm back
gronnd for tho delicate ralc green Of
the buds which glcsmed on the heirc
rows sud the trees The new vigor Of
the year inspired the tollers In The felds
and b, the waysidcs. and the sunlight
madc lie glad,
Maurice felt ligh, Of heart as he
walked Al y brisk pace along the main
avenue Of the kurIs Park; and when
o ertaken hy his father. who was drly
ing. declined 10 take a seat in the phae-
ton.
vsnhcuA, Acr ycyf ~a-tn... -esd Ne
rotunity II being among the hrst 10
show nc ghburly nspcc, 10 the pceple
II Hollyfonl'
What has CGthhcr ardscls'
"fes. two days sooncr than he ex.
rectcd They have been travelling
everywhere during the last eighteen
months and o they meal to settle
down"
''rheyr Has he brough, = wife with
him. them
oh dear no; Il is his daughter who
y with him I have never seen her.
hut the Ceioncl says .he y cvcgthing
he could desire bis child to be-in which
cAse ,hc must be = paragon. for yuu
know how careful he Is u praise As well
a. Il blame"
"fou @rcm to hare made up ,oar
mind 10 think her 81 at any rate. sir. "
well yes, take his word ior her
goodness and beauty. and ! know that
che u an heirexs-thcrcfore | am ready
toadmire her" answered. Mr.. Calthorre.
frankly. IL suppose YOU have no
business Of vital Importance demanding
Your immediate attention. and ~ | do
No, sec Why you should deny Cuthtcrs
the pleasure Of seeing you % say moth.
Ing of The pleasure 10 yourself Of max.
ing the acquainisnee Of lis daughter -
VERY well" was the laughing ne.
spouse IL shall 60 TO see-,he
Colonel"
He knew that his father would no,
have been - desperately eager ahou,
his introduction TO Mis- Cuihber Il she
had not heen an cnly chihi and m heir.
esS Mr.. Calihorpe smiled. too. cnn.
graduating himself that be MANAGED
things admirably BY openly acknewl.
etgsng his interest IN the Coloner /.
daughter He "a deanus that the
Young people shoald be hronghi To-
gether - eahy - pc~sbae under favor.
able conditions for each % make an
Agreeable impression On the other.
There ~ss no time like the present; he
was frcsh trum ioreign travel. prasly
her hezft glossg viii aasicips,ions o;
the pleasures a Der rev home and
ready 10 Ike snything and anybody A..
socisied With u and with her isiher.
Maurice vas aos ~sppsrsatly heArt-free.
and tie strain he hsd lately Put uuon
himself heing relaxei be ueald b sus.
csrtiele 10 the charms q q hand@me
sad in~ieiliren, wcn.n Frequent op-
~rcrtunitics of mestfnx-vkieh could he
esils arranged ~ithouf any appearance
Of .'fcrdnx-wculd do tke rssl TIE
whole oarss vas hezntfally simple aad
clear 10 The s~tussrieal ewes II Mr. Cal
thapa
Maurice understood rs fathers cal.
~culaiicns and ccnseqncntly The pros.
rect Of N iu~trofucfioa 10 Me Cuth.
hen uns not snch . s,ronr induremea,
20 visit Hollyfori a. II ought ~ have
BEN 10 him Bss he ~ishe 10 .es The
Colonel; and 30 be eoasoled himself
With the rejection that ne vss no,
eoasd 10 hecome = ~cosr, and besides
avomHa m.eht h iovshle although .hs
wA> an hcirc<S snt . ~rmzn msrA,
lore him although be Was roor IL
fesred however. that No .nck ham,
combination Il circumstances wcaAa
ever fall 10 ki< 10 Indeed his ru<itluu
rsnderri u almost lnpc~<ibles Tor II,
n<rv fsct ihst : lady p-o@>>-.~d fort
uns renindrd him 10 paislully tn,
he sfieniicos might Be mia Interpreted
and rco>>d someshinx like m uncon
sciou< rreisdses against her.
Hoilyford House. vas . PLAZA. us
sfantisl lcckinx building. skseh h
hoHa ~ resifenrs q . sturdy r.es Q
yeumrn frum Ne DAYS a James |
nere I'D heen sidifIans 10 The fsbri<
~ tke crixtnk portion remained 1nal
tsred u I'D god tue 70 10 nxm
\ Ne nuneruus kolly-tr<es Which line
~ ErueniaL - b ~ knrd nea< n
eu1FuneR gnn> h gFuun1s - t><'
erunaly ispssvsi b ~ Cole~ef . prea
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