Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-12
Miscellaneous.
The Bishops Sin.


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bi.tles with wnom be had danced. ot sff3Ir.
OF PLAYED charlde,. we're balm 10 his soul I;
and at breakfast, over an account Of the
previous evenings dinner and dance, the
saeerdoial spirits sensIblS revived. Nomin-
ally Julian was going 10 the Bar, and duly
ate dluners. or rather sulked IN digni'ied 81
lence At the Middle Temple siX O'Clock mess
IN full evening dress. and refused the prof
fered Joint on the ground ,nai he never ate
boiled mutton IN the afternoon. Naturally
enough this statement irriiated hi. poor
brethren, especial, as II was Julian's wont
20 bolt 10 the Orleans for dinner the mo-
nicni grace was said.
Bearing these facts IN mind, II will be I'M
derstood that the Bishop was rather hurt
When it came to hi, ears that his son had been
frequently seen AZ Mrs. Gideon Ble~sby :
small and carries in Cockerton Crescent,
Ba,s~a'er, and had subsequently been Oh
served a, 81. James, Hall on Monday even
Ings. apparent, enwrapped IN the strains Of
a Spohr quartet. IN compln. with pretty
little glrl knowi 70 a! Ba,swA'er as KITTY
Blevsbl. When finally Miss Crabhr told
him that tie pair had been noticed shopping
at Whit-iels hr could sand il no longer.
IL "'n't do. MY boy. sa!d the Bishop one
tay. SHE mst he aii YOU sak-pTobahly =
but iten you know Bi,wshy IS a solicitor n
attorney " l-ci {" cail lh-n- and Dis-
s.ntcr, and don't ike II bcsides. iEr
Crabbles talk % about IT,.
My dear father, SAID Julian >omtshu,
hotly, Miss Crabbie Is member o: the
Browning Society aud an E.oterlc Buddhist.
and all the rest OF II but she, Il iroxsy old
gossip for all that, and Miss BlewsOy rs a
charming, natural srl. and worth httN Of
Crabbie. and n
The Bishop looked ashas'.
Besides. you know, gong 10 the Bar one
must make friends with solicitors. and htr
father las lots OF work 10 give fellow.
Even the professional plea didn't soften
The Bishop ana he wrink.ed hiS hEoWs and
his hpEon-both usual, 'mooih-aS he ,aid
Indignantly, taking hI' bedroom candle,
Preporlerors peFfec..S monStiri>' im
l>han ri Of You
Why Julian rushed stairs aft his flih-
r had retired. put on a flesh lie. aHl dashed q
.nto Lansom, don't qultc know but "a q
quarter OF an hour he was laughing with
KITTY Biewshy. Dear ittle Kitty -riditfe
maideniy, and wltchiag = looked up with
frank delight IN Eer lo,er'> eyes (tor O
course 1t IS no secret now that they 're''
lovers at this time), and flushed a She IL
ened to Julian's somewhat irreNerent &c
count OF his recent interview.
You do believe me, Kitty !? he pleaded
and she looked grave and said nothing bu
she certainly danced with him. And al
Cockeiton Crescent chuckled over it; :
young person in book-musliE and pink sash
sang %, that "e two were maying,' viii
evident meaning, between the polkas ant
Julian sat next to Kitty at the si,-down sup
per, and pulled crackers with her, an'
carved game-ple there was no .fness
about Cockerton Crescent, assure YOU.
Miss Esoteric Buddhist Crabbie told tn
Bishop all about it, and there is no doui'
the Right reverend Everton and Iaup'