Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-21

Angelina likevissI-He wouldn't have
mid it to Maud. -.-.. ......
CLAUSE THE THIRD.
Mr. Dale does see Miss Owen again.
And again.
CLAUSE THE FOURTH.
Angelina has met the dearest, loveliest
girl" in the person of a Miss Johns, from
Washington, who is at the seaside for her
health. They have known each other exactly
ten days, and are accordingly grappled soul
10 soul with hooks of steel;n ready to die
one for the other, and profuse in kisses, arch
quarrels and playful pats These two have
been allegedly bathing in the surf, and are
now luxuriously seated in hammock swung
from the summer house roo.. This summer
house is situated In a @heayenly" spot near
the hotel. surrounded by trees and unfre-
quented by masculine gusts; SO our girls
dangle their little siipperS out of the ham,
mock and talk unrestraine,sly.
Angelina-Nonie, dear (sliSs Johns name
is Leonoral, I've been thinking
Miss Johns playfully)-No! Why, Angie,
how could you be so rashi
Angelina petulantly)-Now, DON'T inter-
rupt me, you provoking thing! I've been
thinking that my time for going home is
gatt;no S,;smolI,y noar ana do,,t Sno,, bopy
I can ever mnster nm conraoa onougb IN
leave this lovely nlace and-and Won TIM
about ready tn cry over II NOW don't Won
feel fatteredy
Miss Jobps-Ob immenselv OF course
I'm the source of vour regret II isn't the
parties. nor the heads Won t,,rned. not to
mention that solemn naval officer who fol-
lows YOU about. looking all the time as IL he
were protesting with himself AGAINST the
folly of falling in loyeY
Angelina Caughingl-Truth to saw that "a
precisely what he is generally doing: and.
worst of all. be doesn't confine IL to bimsalf
but protests 10 me.
Miss J.-Against his own folly or yours9
Angelina-Well. he's hardly SO copccited
as to coll it mine. and he's reluctant to ao-
knowledge it as his, SO he moralizes over the
tender passion in general. with no illustration
in particular.
Miss From which I'm to gather that
YOU and he are an illustration If he would but
acknowledge it.
Angelina (rsoutinplv,-No s,,cb thing, He's
too wise to be human and I'm SO rngrateful
as to tire OF wisdom whenever do silly or
commonplace things don't like to have him
lboklng at me In that commiserating way,
and when find amusement in what he calls
1l1vohtles 1t proVokes me to have him calmly
disdamfui OF them Why he even ventured
one OF his lmperceptible sneers at our friend
ship, the cold-blooded wretch! >. p.
Miss J.-i never could see what he bases
lis pretensions ON, any way. / don't like
men who pretend to be above everything,
L a lQf nj
the hop is ever and ever SO much nicer. He's
SO lively, dances divinely, and seems to enjoy
everything, while
Angelina Qnterruptplg)-Oh, L can't bear
him! He asked me how liked Newport,
anu was lohd ol danclng, ana baen SAID
IL was very warm, anu ne wouldn't be sur
pr,Seu Il u were 10 ram soon how can one
taik 10 man lke tnaVs inere' tnere, DON'T
| pouo! IL can nave 1s httie captain IL wants
10, 80 IL can Hong eontnueo osculation.!
MISS J.-And IL can nave Its horTid
plea.nihs iia'ai olAeef' 0oo' IL WILL pe
soou!
Anseni'a-ou' IL "oh' nave nnn' Nome'
CLAosE The FIFTH.
The band is playing in the hotel ballroom,
and 1Terpsichorean exercises are being in
dulged in" as the society reporter hath it.
There are two figures on the long piazza in
the moonlight, and one of them is saying:
"Our ship sails to morrow, Miss Owen. Ny
two weeks are gone, and in them have
learned a new phase of life. am here to-
Angelina-Shall not see you tomorrow,
Mr.. Dales +#
Dale-Yes; but general farewell is I'M
satisfactory and constrained, except where
there is no feeling. From those we love our
parting should be solitary. Therefore have
sought you out to say goodbye" tonight
Angelina quitting out little hand) Good
bye e.....
Dale taking, but not releasing it)-Some-
thing more would say, even though it be
somewhat contrary to my usual precepts. 1
have learned to love you-foolishly wildly,
it may be; but truly, l am certain. And
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