The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-10

! He did not continue the extract from the - Narrative" eecanse Laura sAs staring straight before her. an angs, hgh, n her eycs. and flush upon her cheek. Next. he weat on. we have the an- ces,er himself" la tact, A, that moment the poor old doddenng hgufe came out he looked so palpAhly A stafted doll ln the machine, hss face ~as so evidently mask. hs> hAsr ~as so certainly white wool, his knees were so gsog2S ~i,h loss ol ss~ dust. and hlS ~hale appxasanee was >e iHeSpSe~slhly math-easen. shASt,S. ana sec hesenc tha, II was isnpcss,5ic tc feSls, laughing at hun Everybody lsughe,t. in. tosiing the Sslaifv. though he tetl SAgty that the agAh sss Eo,ns to turn against A,mscis There we're two exceptions Laura dld ncs iaagh. she laeke,i aa n icy wrath aud shame and dsd nass taVSh, ees agse he tslt that ' se 5aashei u that uaemeas, Laura As'...a iaess certainly never iesslNc hlra. Therefore he preserved stset s"iemnts
 Ina sssHe i as net t,entke taim&hsfN eas eue et sAe hfiG S-ustle. whe shis f,etcsi sa all ,ould heal. langing from ,he ~ narrative she s~eet and tfsstous Sgstzg w1tn waI n iEe THFned his ISCr t''- ~aId> ns and upllisag his venerable hands hcsin~rt hn eencsll tau Nhr was a pfetty eisl, ~ho sas said te have had ,sesisne upon is.k llalna.shoy. ard h-, slnse mAfriSd hs toussa George iiu. ,of snme reavuu or ether aura does asa like het
 The peer eld an, estet disappeared ,hr cppasste panel. @ ttr koes back wards and forwards. sad 6eosgc If ~e do th,, ,h'nx again. he ~iil come out and stoss over ,o the other side The performance is about h conclude, and, ia,l,es and gentlemen. l am snt- that ia rc;lfins tom shis oatssan. yaa ~tli com ieSs that tau have neses before wiiarssr,i on so grand a << ale. so ingeniaasly coe s1psted piece ai Stss kwokk"
 Laura. as soon aa ,he dsaf as opened passed aut the nrsi.$ followed hy lack. whom, however. she pushed A aY roughly then .h. sent to her asn saan and ao one ss~ her Again that day. far. when ,te Seto ond dlnuer bell ~aa rang. she scni i,,~n | message that she had head a, he
 The slatr too with shsshed cougie nane z. zeaght so,i,sidc for a tune But Al dfRaet hr appeared to.und, tu htgn spatts. even soired sptIas and after dsH He, ptoposed ghc health at At Gcatgr lAaI4uahes whn hr sal.i had .td the house If ! very unpleasant occupant i's ghost and they weFr all es,irmely grateful tu hun All the members of thr t,laily mannarcd she,t pfaioand gfan lade. and eiiA,n hlide ssnald aiIeAdy meHtfsnc,i Iaue he'd a iit'le laugh Whi, h | f ii iert at tht immortal =
 And then ..eorge pfapased another peffatnaae hu, the 's4uife gently se marked thai even oi ms, h aai. sl ghnHia one might have enough. The lrreptssai- hlr ys4s.t.s man. therefore spent inc even ,ng. unttl they began to dance, ia es blaming ho~ he had dlsCuyered the sr crets of the machinery. thr spring Sound by the door the lubne a,ing oil. and all the res, ot the apparatus. All th.s greatly pleased the family, because II brought vividly home so thsta the mre hani,ai genius oi ,heu great grandfather. and destroyed ,heu ghos, and the anesa,iAi glory os the house l. also pleased one of the bfi5s's maids the enc sfrezsiy a. l.i.i.d Ia,
 The neat day. wedding ~as rather dull affair Sainehos. tle sesnsnee ai the thing ~as gone Ghost indeed The impndente ot fa' casa ,n asaafning Thpat when there sfe aireaiy many really old families ~i,h no ghasi a, all or at beet 'l,e nerc memory and shadow oi ! ghosi And the honeymoon would have iceu siiogeii,si tune of tvi'uas, but 'hai Lack pa; his ipo, ao~ anl ~o'id heat no more noaasnsc abosa he ghos,