The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-02

she listened % Jul'an's somewhat r.
reverenl account = NJ recent infrr-
view.
..You DO believe ne. KIifyP~ ~
pleaded; and she looked grave and ssid
nothing but shs ccriainiy danced ~
him. And ~ Cockert3n cre<cen<
ehuck;ed over y; young person y
book muslin and pink sash sang -
that We Two We're Aayinx.' win eri-
dent meaning. between thc poIkns; and
Julian 81 next 20 Kitty e The sit-do~u 4
supper and pulled crackers with her. /
and carved game pie: there ~a1 no (
fnc<se about Cockerton crescent ~
sure yon-
Mis- Esoieric Buddhist Cr,bbie told
the Bishop al about Il. and there y %
doubt Right Rev. Everton and Iauphic
WAS very cross There was stormy
interview: 20 far the paragraphs th1r
appeared Ia the weekly journals we're
quito accurate But Il Il quite false o.
an in>tructedl 20 say that Julian
| literally cut the episcopal apron strings
with = carving knife Still. admit
| the interview. and also am bound 20
acknowledge is stormy character.
The succeeding week VS. fierce one
for everybody concerned. The BishoP
/! roundly slated three rcctou and dean.
and sacked curate who had presumed
70 adopt . sou sou western position
during The collection; Julian had BID
week n Sand0wn. naturally enough
for be only backed horses whose names
began with X; Miss Crabbie read >
\ paper On :. Historic Feminine Sinner.
before the Netting Hill Debating 50
cicty. and Kitty cried. These events
are now matters ri history.
The subject came up again. and this
time the bishop was volcanic MARRY
her. dare 70 dream q marrying her.
and YOU may 20 AMI play lawn-teanls
with Tom Hughes. IN New Rugby. for
summer and sfarve for the rest q
your life won't send You - the Bar;
Ill stop your allowance; iii ery down
your credit-O. Julian you -you--
Apostate.'
II was the only word che Bishop
could think Of ~ the moment and =
fitted remarkably well
But the Apostate Was very quiet IN
} deed. this time -meekly seemed % 49,
qtiiescc IN his fathers views: and then
, 70 The Bishops bewilderment. threw
, o. er al engagements. refused All inv.
, fation<. and settled down soberly and
I discreetly 70 work IN Mr. Meeson Wei.
\ by's chambers. with who's he was rcad
ing. Home % dinnr punctunlly every
evening talked little politics or sensa'
tional trial with the old gentleman hul
I after his coi7ee promptly bct0ok himself
! - lis Storey lis s.Tayinr." hi
\ Broom" and biz first brand new copy
I I h.rr;~fr~ eri oddly rnourh. evident
4 II meant learn law before instead o
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80 ,L~ ~hci~ sh;nr wax nrrfecti
4 ~~.x;.~
!. r~;rxe " - th,f His Lord>hip b
\ ~,.s ! Ina " rmrf~ur detective. n
.~.sch-j exerv irffrr that arrived: h
I ,.IIrd ~ Mee<on Welby. aud foun
q ek~f NJ -on 49, his most pnncrual IN
u r r,cst ;rdrsfriou~ pnDil.
4 n n~sure YOU. nv Lord Bishop.
n <nii that DISTINGUISHED advocate. -
n krow- 4 vart deal II practical law. N
I 49, - m,kinrr n \ very exccller
4 .ievir ~ him" The expression VI
4 ef>rfi;n0 hui very rrafifvinx when proy
a civ ~xei,ined. Sfill. there the matte
\. - JnI;sn the Merry had become il
I, -, ~ Wx~fcr;ons and there WAS y
v .,.., - Il sIl
0nc memorable evening the Bishop
n having finished me sketch % : charl
q Would ~ rrodnced ~ Bishop Bulle'
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