Smyrna times., 1883-11-21

- al heI 10 become acquainted
with her. and to deliberately make nm
MS mind that he would give Daisy the
COPY, II he could by any possibility
WIN Miss Darrell for his bride, because
she was worth thousand pounds
Where Daisy was worth one. OF course
DAISY was as sweet and lovable as auy
one could be; and Mr. Warner was
aware of that fact.
You can't blame me. really car
you he said to a comrade. as thcy
LOOK (, OIL their hats to the lady, who Ian
guldly smiled and merely inclined her
pretty head
can't |? Warner, do you know if I
was MISS Ihornton's cousin or brother
IdmweIl I'd horsewhip you"
Inc deuce you would! Thanks.
leonard, hope you're not Jealous of
my good standing with the divine Oar
An hour later he was in Miss OAR
relI's private parlor-a charming aDart-
meht that owed all its interior clio
Sahce TO the decorations and furniture
IiitC MISS Darrell invariably sent on in
ADVANCE OF coming. And on a low
piue SIX chair the black-eye yellow
halIed girl was making an exquisite
picture OF herself and looking very
face. ii"'0
You are sure YOU care for me ne
you say? You have known me such -
little while" - -
She hesitated charminglv. and
warmers heart was all in a flutter tn
hear her. ''e' :"
- loved you the moment | saw vou
Maud! Who could help loving such -
woman as you are? And Won recinro'
cate 1t, dearest? Tell me | have NOT
pee1 mistaken in believing that have
t MSL your dear love? Maud, my beau
llul darling, you will be my"
Ills graceful proposal was suddenly
ana cruelty cut short by the unan-
houhced entrance into the room of n
charmlngly pretty little girl, whose
eyes began to frOwn angrily, and her
cLeeks TO flush as she caught sight of
1he charming tableau-a dainty. reso- /
luIe Mule woman, dressed in grew silk
ana little satchel and shawl thrown /
on her arm. WI y" II
nat In the world does this mean
pessle? Is it possible, that after all | |
nave SAID, you have been guilty of this
again? Hush, not a word! lake off
my dress and jewelry, and pack nm
your clothes, and I'll pay your months
W"Ses' ana you can so. Doubtless this
young gentleman will be lust as delight
Gu 70 oOlige my maid with his view of
romance and sentiment as though Won
were the genuine Miss Darrell >
Inc girls lips compressed. and a
swift, enraged look sWeDt over bar
dark eyes. 0'0i ier
:, What do you mean?" Warner
numbered at her; and Miss Darrell
quietly answered, as she held the door
open: NV "ooi
Bessie Beaumont is unfortunately
very much topretty for the position, and
IL IS the third time | have detected her
mast uerading as myself-that's alIu
ana with a queenly bow she dismiss
Ell MN, while the false Miss Darrell
sprang after him piteously.
You said you loved me-mer, sbo
clinging to his arm. while be
showed her off roughly.
| never said it, YOU bold creat,ro
Let go my sleeve"
Anu Ihe gallant, truthful gentleman
wrehched himself away, and betook
nlnseit 10 his room, where. in five
he had made up his mind that
oeIore the news leaked out, as it was
sure 10 40, he would make his peace
win " MISS Daisy, who, after ali, was
1 \ genuine diamond, the priceless {
lawless pearl, that it would be his
lohor, his delight to wear. So he l
started OFT, more eager and anxious
nan ever IN the whole course of his
career he had been. = ~ |
{
Inc sea bGeeze was sending sweet 5
lalt fragrance into the beautiful little I
SWISS cottage on the cliff, and Daisy in q
ler soit' Dlue tissue dress, was LOOKING {
'harmingly fair, as she sat on a low |
lassork at the open window. the lace !.
curtain falling around her like a sum il
ner cloud. INV " No''"'= !
MI Mr. MoStyn was Walking up and y
Town, a determined look upon his n
ale, me face, that Daisy did not see, I
" ner eyes were seward. Suddenly l
le walked up to her, and drew a chair IL
lose beside her. q" 0'i'''i c.
Dalsy-" and with the first sound !,
I his voice the girls heart throhbeI Il
I l0usl y-"my dear little Daisv' "
ms farce of ours must come to an end W
nave been forcing myself to endure it L
Or your sake, but land the tears "
prang into his eyes-"I can't stand II Y
ny longer. never meant to have Lot p
GU know. Heaven knows how 7 have \
red to conquer the hopeless love : IL
ave always had foP you; but. DAISY
y Earring you must release me from -
us pcsItloh' because, lit is terrible =,
'rce for me to act calmly" u
And Daisy listened, her cheeks SLOW w
gatherlng delicious pink confusion. teS
na :, then she lifted her sweet shy ewes ~
ERIC, II you would like to have ii ~
he was on his feet in a second, eager y
nperious. s70'' de
Nnave it real? Real that you love m m
Ie Daisy, you mean?" is
mat l wouldn't have Lumlev if no Is
ere to go down on his knees: and ioy
lat since you and have been engaged III
st in fun, H." an
She could not say what her sweet 10
Ies' her bushes said so eloauently, lrl
~ ~ ne caught her in his arms in a WI
9llrlum of rapture. an
you love me, Daisy? Ny darling. IN
y dearest, you love me? You will he Su
Wiie-my own, own dear wifeP" vi
anu She lifted her lips to be kissed 20
~ whispered. "Yes, )" Just as Lumlev 20
arher, with muttered curse. crent ~ M
way from beside the window lie lily
lot9 1 serpent creeping away from 10 70
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