The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-27
TeDDle.
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ny oroRul,SA FEAruIRsroN
4 leaf tiagca with scarlet, peeriag
hero and there among tho naples ss tae
wind parted the swaying branches
Tho rnstlmg sound Of tho grapa,sine
against the arhor with i,S hmehes
OF luscious, halt.rirc fruit, Tho mll
note Of tho cricket, hidden IN $ome
mysterious crevlce. whose form, though
invisible, makes its presence known hy
the shrill, almost Impatient, ehiraup,
all were amens al tho dying snmmes,
who, IN II stepped lightly into the foot.
steps OF tho August lay, took no hset
of tho halmy winds IN they whispered
their last goea.hv to the forest,
Cume where my have ltys arautax,
sang clear tenor yoIee inside thu ar>
hor, AMI IN another instant n tall form
was leaning against he doorway amt
pecring cautiously within,
s "How yoa frightened n,e, rc.la,e."
"oh! pray do excuse me, really
didn't know yon were here, nerothv,~
he said, leaning his tall form mere
armly against the arhan. with IN air nj
having come to stay,
No. l suppose not" Dorothy re>
piled. "AliSn Aunt joe informed yeu
that l had gone To tho arhor YOU no
doubt pictured me seated upon the reef.
AMI to he sure yeu were singing,
come where my lass lies dreaanaaa'
ia that huge bunch ef grapes yen 50 AL,
mirea the pther day"
sf,l.ls., h.att>1 ewan Il all l.
no confession, but give the grapes The
benefit ri the douhts taee,}sh.ss they
were iire l would half halleve iha, sau
had been inaulging too freely, aaa tho
effect VAS they have maar YOU a
tritle~~~~~
"Sour, l suppose" Dorothy said, !,
don't h. afraid III hnrting my feelings,
When that paragon If auiahllss. Ted.
die forrester, i around, every one else
h cross by CONTRAST
lctldie hnmnsc,l the tune he hal sasng
outside of the arhor Il didn't knew
you had such a good opinion of me ~.
fore" he saia, "Have You eyer heard
that grape.uiee will make people quite
brilliant, when ordinarily thss are y,>rs
commonplace maiviaualss~
ets hNttNos AsAieRaA IAtAaNs AN@sl"
ing her head against tho side ri the Ar
her in weary fashion. ami resasaINg
him through her half,ele>ea esel is ,
that aeeouAts for fe,laie fe,se~tes's
frequent bursts ai Wit,
Teaaie shrugged his shoulders, Il
fear my amlahShtS has proved mfersa.
nate sor me, he said, breaking olr the
bunch oi grapes le hal particularly
admired one day, and throwing she,a
ono hy enc at the half,ieelmmg figure
Of the girl, After having tram,s'a all
the way fom Lookout Hotel taseash
the hreiling snsa, yen haven't even hal
the hospitality ta ask me in, or invite
me 10 a scat hesiae seu." thu yaaag
man said, in atone halfialarea. half
| chiling,
Dorothy laughed, Il am familiar
enoagh with yoar pe, Aaslt,es H. know
that, ii yen a,Sirs a ,h,ng, yaa newer
wait for an Invitation er hesnitahtes IL
be offered, 81 yoa understand Why
Thought yea preferred stanasag,"
Tedthe fesrs~,er dropped the de
nalel grape stcM and walked leisurels
ta seat a few rods from Dorothy,
"no You suppose wea'a have th,
tcmerity h. cross tho threshold M
Your annt'S aoor hail she not hdlea ms
DO sos" he asked. "or even hase ea,sH
the delicious pieee III pumpkin nj,
without her having offered ts Int, mt
| like her nieee, she has not the silt al
reading my peculiar pasurs. saa sa,
teck mo for IN olansry person, anil, MI
willing to disenehan, her, | allowed
her to believe me such,
II WAS iaet which. after much OH
serva,ion, had made itself arranas
to Dorothy, that, ny, t. her aws
golden pumpkin pies. her Aunt IL,
admired Teatlie Forester, though sh,
had frequently hesn known IL pro
noanee HIM eStraSasant, aud to le xiv
ing himself up utterly h. the vanItie'
Of the world,
1t is actually the middle Of Aa
gust" Teidie said. abruptly,
Why do you remind one If thing,
SO unpleasant rs that the summer /
waning. and suggest ta ones mind I'll,
| necessity af wearing their winter cloal
another seasen?s nore,hv Ssid, tsii'
discoa.eatedlr,
Teddie laughed saraoni,aslv, "fha
will La scarveiy necessary ii yoa ~ al
encouraging th. Count Son Auer, a
you have h.ea doing all the season.
l. this to he an arler lce,aseE" sl'
girl asked. folding hrr hands tog, thar
and assuming patient. listening ass'
,ule.
Not this time. Tetiaic said. calmly
lint, arrolsos If the Count. / lssS* Tt
minds me that Lave lat Ut nss ira,
the hotel, with reierea IL tie Count
you know, hence my visit /" Marle~oo'
Cottage"
All the weary languor from Dorothy
face quickly VANISHED /. and Sic ss'oene,
her c,,S very wii,. aul looked :is,, s.ti
as the speaker. Naa. helag satlSsir,
that he had as sast are.2~ssi her agia~i
ty, with ts. pereeI>ias of his nasu,
asked suddenly. VIII soa - so H.
hop over at the hotel te-nightf7
shade of .l.Sapf foittnssssat osse.n ea,
no. o:hy's f.. =. >u, So. sail. an
In nel away her had
/. Was Tedale's tHgn Eow ta H. Il :
appointed at lser reply. H. felt tha
le had hesn wanting III diplomacy il
wandering fr"m lis subject.
oh, we'll, hs sali. | might hay
known that th" news ii tie tossaat
accident hai air. =ssly aeaeh.ed y,.e
Therefore y0sar "a a.saH iar nnt caring I
go t" tise hop,
Il heard "f ns. a.*i,tt - T.
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