The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-03-08

taxes you out a good bit to places OF
amusement and the like. l don't see
whether 1t your papa or your grandpa,
lhls was SO true that came nearly
crying out, "1t IS Uncle Henry" but
DetnouSht myself IN tme.,
"1ou wear olue good DEAL" She
went on, land you have blue fan. At
concert one evening you droppet it.
Inc gentleman who picked 1t up is to be
your husband. The stars say So.
How white you turn, Essie," cried
Clare.
Il feel talnt,' L said It's true L
cropped blue tan at the opera when
fatti sang Traylata, and gentleman
picked 1t up. but should not know him
from Adam.
you'll meet him again, however,
MISS said the.gypsy. "Some Sunday at
cnurch ne VIII hand you praye book
with the place marked with a
mower; when you see Mdt you VIII
know your Iate mas come: his hrst
name is Robin. He has black eyes.
black hair and dlmple IN his chin deep
enough to put your hnger I'M and he
wears a mustache.
certainly had enough Tor my dollar
we all walked home together rather
seriously but IN q day or TWO the I'M
presslon passed away, ana we almost
forgot how strong it had been.
Inc rest OF october was very unpleas-
ant. we had prayers IN the school-room
instead OF gong 70 church. But on the
nrst sunday IN NoFember the SKY was
blue and the ar clear, and we all set
Iorth 1of chureh together.
1t SO happened that there were four
new scholars, ana the seats belonging 70
the school Were full; tour OF us were LETT
over 10 CLAIM the courtesy OF our nelgh-
bors. | was invited 70 enter pew occu-
pled oy one ola lady, ana as my prayer
pooK was IN tne scnool-racK nad none,
ana qua not ilke 70 nelp inyseli Wi1nous
invitation. AsI hesltated' book was
passed to me from the pew behind me.
/ 'Ihis IS the place. saia a charming
voice, ana as ooWeo my tnahks, saw
that the page was marked Win presseo
DAISY.
/ instantly the VISIT TO the gypsy camp
ana the Iortuhe-ieile[ Prophesy rusheo
INTO my memory. couio NOT nave
nelpeo looking at tne pew penino II my
NE nad aepenaed on IL. L actuaiiy
turned my neaa ana looked Iuli at tne
gentleman VINO slad gwen me tne 0ooA'
! ne naa Dlaek nalr anu eyes, long
houslache anu q ulllatie on LIS ellii sna'
you could put your nnger IN.
i Inc congregation were rising arose,
TOO. neia tne pooe ~ my manu- ailu
soi1ly turned 10 Tue ny-ieal peiore the
Gitle-page. nailie was "ri''eh 'here-
: hoDlh 211i AFhly
W. no can pianle II l saiu 10 myself, !,
"Gertaihiy | nave en- met my Ia1e at last;
1t Is vulgar W iilrt wrong 70 liaAs aA,
aoqualngance A. WHnouS lnIFoouctlon' Sns o'1 pul
iGWas an h9oln LatlIe. " hen NE aeiu ie
ms uiholela ~ isu. o9el ihe one Any ueS ~,
" wnen ne hles IN nie a. Teii1 SnoPplnS ioi
berhn Wooi iof = my aIgnah' anu a.,H'5 MaIkee
WIN me an, tiiked, When oiu DillDerry PHI
VINO mace tne nres lot tne scnool s calnt w
upon ile III Inc e5alueh one lllolliISS' Sl ane
pointing W Sei,lelhan, WEI ne nae
no business 70 pe' looking oVgr -, tne renee
saiu: LOOK here' MISS; Anis here
Mr. ROOM Armlytage. E,ouu 70 LlaSs
you KhoWea 20 eacn otner VINO coul'
go against !ateF ana SO nao tne I'm
Puaence toinbtoauce nun 70 u.icIe IN Cn' m
nohdayS' ana IN ghree montns we 2, wer'
engaged. graaua1ea, ielV sc1ool, an, y
soon aiter mafriea aoDiI' anu was a
happy as plro, OF DuVeerny' OF
squirrel
1 nad toia 6oplh apouI tne gypsy, Q
course, ana ne had agreed WIN me ina
1t was all very WonderIui SO oIten; ah'
at last, one oright spring evening, as W.
walked together, spoke again OF tn
strange prophesy' and Paracuiariy Q
the TACT that the gypsy had known hl'
over 1t al, when ROBIN put ms arm apou
.sMv darling ,, ha said sssT can't de