The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21

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get yourself rni Is. and remember ijt
lmtprtfni most Import ni on your
own SAKE lhAt you Hhutd Hlhoa guOl
impression unon ever htHly
'tBut ! ~ not quito uhdrrtluh
There 10 no Zinc Ia utp.1In al rr"H
eht Ynu shnlt leHrnc even thugas d %
as our friends han GOO pr1u .n
yhu sons surprise nd a g1Ul drl ~
pleasure, hope Now go. aul join me-
in The draw ng. room as uiDtll o. YOU
can
Although thu lrlti fntete,ew bad not
giyHu Mturoe mach inioma ION, be
fwas ru iescd vi The feriing 0tlnwkWard
moss with Which be- bad lpgkgd forward
10 this visii. and wa, sbii.tG ~ that by
some mean. hi4 fath,@ had gnt alInIr'
into order aga n Tor u me tiaa,t lie
was therefore,, IN tho mood 90 enjoy
hlincls and NJ llg guests were with
,ftNV r~iccbtioh Oh NJ Vunin'anrps glad
~ 400 Il M h ewa4 soon nlhoat as happy
lp-lhnr m dFtas- tbrTe had been no
drrary interval ni h8ui hmcnt between
this and lhrir Ia.i meeting lis father
hti always cen notable rs an exceed emit
host. comb u ~ the tact o. a woman ln
saNseEliagaAA w sesltsAag AilAi he gen ~
nf a Dip umniist Tor making each guest
display himsrtf or herself TO The h.st nd
vantage. IN his rdmiest DAYS he had
never succeeded Uf0tt thoroughly In en-.
lcrta ning his friends than on th b occa.
sion.
In the drawing room and In the din.
ing room Mnurice's wonder grew since
writing that letter which had brought
him home. his father must have found
Aladdin : lamp. he thought; and by-and-
~ he ramc 10 regard the guest OF tho
evening. Colonel Culhbcs. as beng N
timaicly associated with the maryols he
bcheld.
The Colonel was n quiet looking gen
tlcman OF average height and wiry
frame. A large heal, strongly marked.
sun tanned features. dark eyes, and
bushy. ron.gray hair. whiskcrsand mus.
inchc. were The chief characteristics Of
the outer man. His thin straight lips
were indicative Of iirmness. and his
whole appearance wa. that Of one WHO
speaks ntllc and does much Altho ga
somewhat reserved n manner with new
acquaintanees. he was always courteous,
and those who were admitted 10 his
friendship soon discovered that his pa-
ture was singularly gentle aud simple.
I.eng ago he had left his homo, "un.
der a cloud the gossips said There
was n woman in the ease, of course, and
hints Of painful events and family dis.
agreements The story had been almost
forgotten, but his temperance n the
ncighborhood of the scenes " his youth
refreshed the memories Of the gossips.
and absurd versions OF the cause of his
long absence wern speedily in c%ircula-
ton. The delicate veil OF mystery
which hung over his past rendered him
nh oh cot of interest 10 the more SYM.
, pathetic sex and %, some curiosity 90
the men.
Despite the 4 Florence Of their years
Maurice aud he Immediately became
friends. They talked mach together
during the evening and before the Col,
cuel took his leave II was arranged hat
Maurice should visit him on the follow.
Ing LAY nj lioll ford.
When good bye had been said to tho
last guest, Mr. Cnlihorpc took his sn's
arm aud drew n long breath OF relief,
although his taco was radiant with sat.
isfac;ior.
Thank Heaven. that's oyrr' Come
along with me 10 the library. whcm wa
/, can iay aside our COMPANY manners and
you can smoke. You found Cuthberl
agreeable. | h0pcP' lie continued a.
they crossed the hail
III 10 not remember v . havins met
anybody with whom | became 80 nth
mate IN such 4 short time.
That Is excellent: aud YOU viii liks
him better the more You know him liz
|, Is n capital fellow
This enthusiastic admIranon of anoth.
or man presented a phase Of his father |.
: Oh iractcr which Maurice could no ~,
member ever hNing observed bc'orr.
lie had known him 20 IN rhapsodlcs
!, about a horse. but nn,eral out a man.
, d" He has ccrtainl, Interested me ycry
! much ! didn't know that you wcrt
! old ricnds." said Maurice lighting hi.
: clgar.
"oh yes, | knew him very wei in m,
salAi dt,s," implied Mr.. Calthufpe. .,
: be- seated himself In an casy.chair BY
: the hearth. "Ilc was not 50 qniotthcr
as he Is now; he had . lot OF 20 il
! HIM. as you would say, aud We nj
, thought he would do something rcmark,
I able
And 81 he has. I understand"
: "1iue bat be would ave done
great deal morn u be- had not mtdc d
|, iool Of himse { 10 begin with Howe, or,
I that : hi. affair. and our W Affairs NJ,
: what We have To talk about TO night
II confess hat | am more intcrcstct
IN IN ! subject sir, than In CulonC.
: Cuihbcrt When | was coming here
was a raid that hHI
> THAT you would find me In n wors,
plight than when We parted. dare sal
! YOU think mY lugubrious letter was nj
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