The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-04-28
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coantenAnee was as though she had ir vited him 10 take dose of arsenic
 But won't you 90 and put your rcs in some water. or 1t will fadc." she sais anxious to cover the mistake which sh perceived she had made.
 :" An. wili II ever fade - replied Nil Wyhe. feeling ,ha, hts poetry was return ing to him.
 "oh, yes. indeed II will. ever Ss quickly said Miss Chester and NJ ~ill m,ne. II l don't see ,o them a, once. And she ran away up stars, to her room .An host or so later. when Mrs Dan ming was occupied wuh Mir. Greeley. ,ea-,abie. she made singular disclosure
 Law. s.f she sa.d what do set suppose Mss Chester does for her liv. lng
 ''l came, say. Mrs. punn,ng." replied Mir. orceles. What docs Miss Iheste, do '"
 Rides ossback, in esreas. sir
 Mr.t,reeley lci fall hl> naeeI>th >thaum plpe. which would inialhhly have been broken had no, Mrs. Dunning caught Il Tn her apron.
 Law, yes, sst :" continue! the land. lady. That's what she tells me. No, hsin te see her go ou, oi (, ening. and come 'ome never atorr lo So. says to her Do you th,nk |, respectable. my ssear. and me no, used to such ways no nor never >ha.! he And then she ap and >as>, quirc quc, and modest. tha, she belongs io Buffers eiteus, which from ehtld hup, she ave ,,dden the hate-aaok oSs. bein the s,a,ien ei l,ie i l., winch providence as ralicd her tlkr. "lse short skirts and sa,lne shoes. and her aI a.tio~in down her hat k :.
 And is ih,s really the II th. Mts l Runnlng asked Mr t,tccley, Winch eigh, years. come Michael mas. ne>'. you 'as been with me, s,t. ana never. which well yoa knew Il. NJ, Greeley, found me anything but truth. i tal"
 "ot course don, doub, your weta Mrs. Cunning but n ls strange pro icssson ior such girl as Miss Chester seems to be. ilutleT's circus, dc yot says'
 "Yes, sir. They hac,s close agar ] James street. and Miss Che~tei's en IT the front scene. SIT which. being bu i young, the manager lets her. so A >h, can bc one and abed al deeen i christian hour. Young Mir Butler. >h, says, always secs her 'omr. and some times comes to fetch her. de hclles. ihs ss thc gentleman a-eomin' up the eat ,lsn"
 \ tail. good-lookins young naf knet ked si ,hc door. and inquired foi AiIss Chester. The next olncns ths ] young lsdy herself ran down s,ait4. ans greeting paNscd between them Mhlsh, tc i the eafs ot Mi. Greeley and Mrs Dun ning. sounded little less than btuthetiy and more than cousnls
 Did you hear that. Mrs. Dnnnng :. asked Nr t.Iceley. m reference h a ef# tam pleasant noise that echoed sanl, from ,he passage.
 Which, thanking you. s,r. | AS my 'eat. lng good. answered Mrs. bunn,ng. wlth dignity, as though she icl, iha, kiss tn the passage in some way compromised her reputation as landlady.
 l should like this io he kept from the ears et William. Mir. Greeley attefwart sald to hsmseli Hut Mrs punn,ng vii certainly ,cll him, and hal ,hen He will 20 to this place. Well. will go. too.
 II VAS saturday. and at in the evening an elderly gentleman ot benlgn aspect. wearing tn expressive suit of tweeds pare hased ! I'i ticke, fo' lsullef's circus
 shortly afierNaId. an elderly gen ileinan fl. miid aspect. wearing a re- splendenl hat. a lulr on the eii side of hls head. put hased ti,ke, tot ,hc gallery.
 Nr Greeley had left his e,t,us days a long WaY beh4nd. and ioand he pet toiHlau ~ tn ,hc ting anything bn, en. lt*sffnF= lie asi bolt upright lu the iron, Ioa oi The pit. and kcp, hia eyes hscd on tho enny hy which he rspe,tri Iiss hester would make her appearance on the tef}. bareback stecd He had looked eagerly for her name on ihr pfo- .famme. ba, foand |, not. and ~ss fam tn onsois nimself ~ith the suggestion that probably she played her par under another name. irrsen,ly ke had an un- comfortable sensation that he was being stared Al, and, locking up, he sa~ MT Nylie gaHng do~n on him from the gal iery. Ir Wylies expression indie a,ed a puzzled state of mind. and the eye which sA.'@ ",fA sNe ''s"@' g'"Nfs 'bbttfatFa Df M.. Wy.es hal, appeared 10 be iAselns- ted by Mir. '.reeley's ne~ clothes TbIs made Mir Greeley more une pmior,able s,ill. hc performance proceeded. but no Mss hester appeared on any slred . fiery. bare.baeked. CT other~ise. There were many young ladies with bfief skirts and flowing hsir. who p,roueued on prancing steeda. and leaped through hoops. and slapped the face of the eloen. and sad houpla when tho nng. mas fer erafked his whip bu, among them sas not Miss Rose Chester. Mir. Greeley began ,o be aWeaiy, and to wish he we're in bed The hoofs of the hery aeess thfeN up sapdus; in hs eyes. and the elosn leeeisd his bes, Jokes dtrct fly ai hun. The performance MAS over. and Miss ehester had no, appe 4red at all
 sad and dispir,ied, Mir. Greeley left his seai and followed ihe crowd out oi the cifeus Gan she be llli" he saked hin- self Gan anything have happened to 4