Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-14
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1gF CREOLE OF GLENSIDE. :
mas. JANE HIN E
HAPPIER VI,

s,me cloud within US dims the bright,
L --r summer arr
-ra-r o.. carry our sich near y auA "Aii1''
..-tr-. he Ieafy places glance, on many
4- ,.r0rri wings
~ r-r- after jamie came home Mrs
r4--7-rr had "a very atfectiOnate letter
,--- Vr- FCughtOn, her brothers. vile,
--.--Tiry an invitation 70 her 10 come 10
IN Orleans and bring Clare with her Tor
sif clare had altered so mucn IN
r.r. ana spirits Of late that Mrs. Hon
--FrF Iecided at once 10 accept 1t, In
I. 49, fsat a change would be Of ser
~ ~ her darling. The mothers heart
~ III been unmindful Of the grief OF
81 child. She thought Mr.. lie Nerrier
-.-..r.d to her when he was in the cOun-
= and knew that Clare had become IN
listed in him. She had marked the
SAME in her and had attributed IL TO the
.r- cause. To was ineXplicable 10 her
~ MIR. lie Verrier had not written TO
- and although Glare never complained
- aid not mention his name at all OF
- Sine knew that she was wounded by
-ssT.uce. The tales Miss JANE told OF
-r uE his delight in gay amusements,
--F his devoted attentions to ladies, lndl-
---.F-E4t be had forgotten her. Probably
-Es~rs from the fashionable butterflies he
-. In the habit Of assOciating with, and
--raH 20 them with new Zest when
.--a-,aI from her. 1t would be bea@sT
-tar tgat she should see him and realize
manner which it would be impossible
s-r.- rs t6 by being told of it, that he
--F Nothing for her. This was why she
555.Fr.eU. She knew il would be only
.gs4rfre-s 90 her, yet what mother ever
SraraI when the happiness of her child
vasat stake
Vrsr .ra first proposed going to Clare
.Fs faruI her very unwilling TO assent 10
+ --I hr-sed her mother to abandon the
44 and when she found she could not
E..g1Ga her from it, asked TO be lett be
l.-f.sgiI She would get old Miss Nancy
u5--s I'D come and stay with her while
g.. was away: but her mother at length
--5-.T her consent to 20 by representing
rHrv much she would feel the want
-fE---H.farv among strangers and in a
..-r. rr.-n. fur Do had been many years
. mI been i'm the city; indeed, she
s4sr..r been there since her husbands
7s--r rva-rt when business had required
81 u-.-au.e. This appeal had the de-
.f effect. and they Immediately set
sfar- raEfrz preparations for their de-
C.g-s was unwilling to go for several
rss1n. She did not want Mr.. lie NerTier
mHfuk She was seeking his society, but
H5r She intended, If she did meet him
tta-a. -a treat him with SO much GOODNESS
tFq. h. could not think that. Then she
feared that Frank would be there and
rzr-v his addresses, and how could she
rreI him while "A guest at the house of
rs mother. Her dislike to going in
creased more the more she thought about
ID but unwilling to insist any longer
gr1n remaining when she saw how con-
rary It was tO her mothers wishes, she
resolved t0 overcome her reluctance. If
hem1,ler was willing to see her child
subjected % such "a fearful ordeal, it was
Because she knew it was necessary to
Wte-za the wound i'm order to heal il.
Tley went To- the city in their own car
rage and the journey consumed some
i8rs Clare begged that her horse and
/ saddle ml-at be taken along, as she want
. al The use of il in preference to any one
leeld buy or hire. IT was arranged
ia. Rosa aud Grace. her own and her
u-,lr's maids. should ride it alternately,
Flle OBJ. other one would ride in the car
aae with them. Prince drove the car
11-e. and joe drove a little light wagon
F-isl contained their baggage. Baskets
A G mel we're prepared sufficient to have
furnished al tla party for a week. Hams
Fs1e eI chickens baked and fried and
11.eI. eaNeuf alI kinds. and bread and
aseg. o.. various sorts. eggs boiled, /
JAS @. butter put up, dried fruits, and
l---. and candles. and COnserVcS. Every I
ll- rlst could tempt the appetite had
l5aG prepared for the houses by the way
sl5 o, which they would be obliged to
SIP were So indifferent that they could
I.u.culate upon getting anything pal
stable Oh eat.
Although Clare had looked forward to
-er departure with dread, she enjoyed /
!1e rl Very much. New scenery and new
.4ea- Interested her; the weather was
l-isll., aud the opening Spring made
-i--l Thing appear beautiful. She spent a
4lsll every IJy, after the first, on horse /
-i1s. having had her habit taken out and
Il. Were she could have access to II the |
u l.sltt-ey stopped.
A--! arrived az their journeys end, I
ae-l! 4Ea trlyel-sCilCd. on the evening 1
l- fourth Jay after leaving home, I
ttI- taken their time and made the 1
VI ~ easy stages. They drove up to 4
z. hll-li1u's, and received from HIM /
~ ID, vile warm welcome. The fam /
&. were just at tea, and the travellers +
ssi- -ll Gu mud some hot food, which I
t---el So largely upon cold provisions /
several DAYS.
MS. h1u-lt0n was a young looking 4
~ very pretty woman. most elegantly 4
~ t-,. late.y dressed. Mrs. HOnfleuT 1
a---alea her brother upon having 4
..-- e, HHma with him once more.
-l! Is wishing me JOYS" he re-
~ --t / do not think any one can
.t-t lli the pleasure IL gives me
.4.a. Tam like another person !
N..-eLa IS with me; ] feel as il l F
-iilE GU live for. When l take
4. nag at Ono office TO leave for home
ll bounds with gladness at the +
---- 10 meeting her. She constitutes
e Ig house without her Is as /
---'7 a- prison. / tell her if she
---- e o. make money she had better
--sIt am for l have so little ambi-
wen SAG is away
~ evening passed I'm happy converse.
+--.--l -al been 50 long, and some Of
~ widely separated. that they had
" li.a about and they remained
i-- lulll the wee small hours" re-
NJ mem That the night was waning.
a Als- huutaur and Clare were
Y lleIr rooms they found them
r- .-,a -atu other, aud their reSpec-
=--'.'', Nl' had unpacked enough of
--.,-e t1 make them comfortable
~ L-lt and give them a suit
Il. lining toilet, each doing over
-i-- lu the -arge, Old fashioned
"-.el sent out their brilliant
--s INTO every corner Of the spa
.-lleutS. The noise and cOnfu-
- -- streets seemed so strange to
~ !. ~ullAe their quiet country home,
-r.l could neither of them readily
e. ,---iselves % sleep. They kept
~ ~ .l-e5lldr- broken conversation
- oaueF, Vainly waiting for il to
-t az length, Over-wearied as
'-- tLey found repOse in spite
me- ----lt5n had a very large and
rs nome. and lived most elegantly.
s-.i M business, large as his
--z ~ ssles l1r business was second na-
- -.--- he said he intended to re-
way uLui Frank finished his
ana foreign travel and was
s-.-t- down. Ii his sons inclina-
-. -..tt t1 business he would hand
.- pam, and If not it would be time
--- Tor him 70 retire and count
IN. IA old man.
'-.} gathered in the breakfast
next morning at the ringing Of
ems. h1uieur looking fresh and
wy Clare pallid and languid.
----tu kissed them both alice
s when she met them.
-.qr ling 90 act Of Congress in the
I8r..- =. III. EsjIlI. in the Office OF the
20 congress az Washington.