The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-08-16
the SHATTERED IDOL.
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No,,,a n,Arou,s loyolv b1ua evee
were eloonort With admiration as sb,
stood savara1 nooas oyav from tbe mao
nigoont haII ,oilotto tLot law on th
.ofa il, tho rarlor 90 MaGamp II,
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"a oar,o;,,I,, ,roo I,e,,tiFuI narfaci
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ond hor roocby cboeLs deeraned their
a,arna,a. 1Ioon, nv footidiouseva.
thon hers and less taen tastes haf
admired and would admire in dainty
fash,oroIto torros tbia exoni site dress
tbot NJ,uda T,myortb was tn wear
tb.t calf, Same rigbt
And litt1e Malta Trash from tbe
country villaoo tbat had a,wavs been
ber home nntiI civ months AGO when
throrab tho y,,I,ra dressnakar,s in.
Grence clio had seourod a nosition IN
Tadaro Do Tawnv,s groat establish
mont ,iitla vioIot.oyed Nellie-.NelIie
u;,h hor roo,,sh o;rIisb heart looked
a. Misc TamwortI,s dress with ber
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ooa,isn a,,d tha,o,ht 40 NJ Arch
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tlaC' oo Iicil anu oVJi'sh' Soiii'hS III
MS carri"se' WIN iooIiii"'i anu oo"oh-
man Ill s'eei-Diue liFeiy' anu ,iois so'
plach aS 'ponS' Will "i"ay' sio"ei
oi sho"-"hiVe loa'n oTei Ulioii '' Dio'oO'
WIN "i""!' ou0" ''eppi"e p''oo'
ana prouu' toSsillg hlauS' 'naC many d
time wlleh MI. uIo'Venor n"u uilse,i ,e,
up 10 hiaua'iie 10 i'""Ly uoo,n mlUi
solne s'S.iS'i iauS Vi o'iioi' Noil,o l n''u
Deen 30 aiI"'u '''oSe Dis' ioaVio'' holSos
"oulu uaSh away anu XIII hlni-her
very own uariils'
for InaU was "naI he washer very
own DARING lie liau 1olu iier ne ioVeu
her OsIler Ci"l anyoou III an 'he
wolldi toiu her' "leh once OF Twice ne
hau peIsuaueu ner W t.Ae d urlNe u
the PARK WIN MN, VliaC her eyes were
the hilshteSt, her iace lhe preVtiest-
ana ohce-ouiS ohoe "iiei 'iie n"u per
lhiCIeu nun W MISS iiei-ho" hei lear'
throDoeu aI Che memory ol Uha1 CLOSE
loiuIhR Ill HIS aln'S-oiico' no hau saiu
her ups were Vne very SweeUeSG III "'l
the wiue World anu he ilau Coiu hei
such hiarVelous STORIES ol Cue "oriu he
lived lh-the "oriu Oh iasliion' pleasure
ana elegance, ana asked her now she
Wouiu IKE 10 il'e among SUCH s"eeC'
ness
III had Deen the one, Ihe nrsI happl'
ness OF Nellie D'Arcy's llte-Arch
Grosvenor's love. AS she lald hel
hand almost adorlngly on the dress
Maude Tamworth was TO wear where
MI Grosveaor would be, MISS Iam'
worth and Madame DE Lawny opened
the door and surprised the glrl's happy
radiant eyes. Miss Iamworth laugh
ed softly.
Child you remind me OF devotee
at the shrine of her saint. Is it posi-
bic that handsome dress can excite
such perfect happiness as saw on your
face?"
Miss Tamworth had low, sweet
voice-and Madame De Lawny echoed
her customers words in tones almost
as sweet and kind.
Nellie lowered her head droOpingly,
to hide the pink surges that were more
to be credited to thoughts of Mr.. Arch
Grosvenor than even to this perfect
dream of beauty, Miss Tamworth's
dress. 81 was thinking how happy
one must be to be able to wear such
dresses-to be beautiful, like you, Miss