The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-11-10

the glorious gray eyes made whole that
Hurry Browne quite thoroughly admired as
he pulled alongside and spoke to her. ',,''.
"Eou seem to be in some difficulty {" Nc
remarked, touching his hat cuurteously y
She bowed. 9i! ,' .,e.d H-Iru ~ r.
"Joe is rather demoralized I think
There is no danger, is there:" Harry glanced
at Joe's scnred face and the restless antics
OF the boys in the iiny boat -'.-'''.F l.
"f you had a man in charge WHO kna,w
his business there wonll be nd s.ladow of
danger. As it is, this young man has no 6x-
crse for 'vehturins 50 far out ""'i hiif.''
1--WE were fishing, she said, in pleasant .td''
apolog=tic way, ''and didn't. realize how
far we had gone. Well with a troubled
look tbst was more anxiety than fear, .'wee
must do the best we can. Perhaps you
would tell Joe what to do with the boat. =
Harry replied. IF you will allow me TO- TO-
exchange places with your pilot. viii row y
yen ashore. am Harry frowne, Of,
seSbr r1it}eet l.t rFessnt lztoppipgi ~
the Seaside House. .;,,
"You are very kind, Nj. Browne, and I
will thankfully accept your offer. Ny name
is May Harper" :
She lnughed as II, the .oddnes, of the
mutual introduction amused her, and Harry
made up his mind that abe was the very
incest girl he had met in many q day. :. u.
4"Well, then, Joe, You junlP in here and
row yourself to shore. 'You.wont have any
trouble to take yourself only, will you?'-
The alacrity with which the lad changed
from the sEella" to the 'sSadie" was sufii-
cient answer. and neither Harry nor Miss
Harper could help smiling as Joe put for
the shore. ..-......,.t,s.. -,
II dare say he thought it was all right, "
AIay'said, apologetically. 4ue Ii 1+,o ~
"Hed no business to think 50, though.
Shall take you straight back, Miss Harper,
OF would you rather fish while longer?" . -
III you please, I will 60 back. Aunt
Jane viii be worried about me-" ..s.
She leaned asainst the side of the boat,
trailing her band in the water. while tie
two children sat quiet as mice, Watching.
Hurry with awe and admiration as he pulled,
loox steady strokes that sent them spinning
along, while Harry thought: @'4
"S,,e is the most sensible Girl ever came
across. Pretty, modest, dignided, pleasant,
With no sham reserve about her, any more
han too much freedom And what a.
thorough lady she is! I know it as wen as i.
had met her = thousand times. u: !, ..i
And May, sitting opposite him, watching
the water as it danced and sparkled, thought
% .xo. .,,.,. ,,,o. .~,,o ,,o,t,o,,o,, r MON.
ner, speech ana scti6n. fV1 this handsome
stranger 30 20 rowing her 0Fe.
,"W6 ~ bsll md oppolitstaw hotel
Il tprow you,- he said. aIsAAsr s>post
den nahfful hour isufa isudfayezaaloS - s>stsA Aon
LII oarrsnd vsito6 - eotSnauaas
Rhe lulrlad. ~
sssch. n III ae'uny hotsi I - stopping
1t cnsV " A1ha1s1Sn's cottages aboat sko
MD 4 tAer down, d yotr left. /"
Hasry was delighted q &hs. rsospsk of
eoutinnhe w1Gh her,. FL -
~Y4sIi know wkexJysu.nian: 1hep epiace
no call Sandy Beach. = i9d9oa' ~: i.,st1
"Yes: and you can't imagine how lovely
Il n Hhsrn-old- fashioned. rather crowded
on.r,er. n he sure. INIT with not the faint.
est vestice Of anything like fun or style"
"A,a ,o,, .ctr.,,v ara boort1;no thera
,,:- rI..-s.s w.- S;,,,Y ro,, oo,,s .o o,o
Of the notes.-the Seaside, for instance?
[ts s-uioe house, and pleasant company, is
there. "'-a- ~ 1,+tt ele .'5 III
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