Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-09
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TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS
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COUNTRY GI RI"
..,,rr-. ALICE MITCHELL WALKER
CHATTER yII.-CoNrINUED.

-- The icy tone OF Mrs. Mayneld ulu I
-s-1a Pauline 10 think OF kisses or
-.-.- but Irene kissed her twice.
.W-4. Warner. when you get through
--F nv new sister to me as L cannot 90
T-s-a words were spoken in a some
--..s rasyish tone from the further end Of
~ Pauline turned quickly. and
.aleIiately To the side of Douglass.
r uls reclining near window on
-q-a see. sister" taking her hand. Pm
.r1-- u0 account sort OF person VINO
rl--.. sven rise TO welcome so lovely
-- -i-re- home. VIII YOU kiss me|'
- .ut over and kissed him at once. i
t-.v Fe shall De great friends. DO YOU
lr.r s can't remember of ever being
----I b fore. and ] didn't know it was
ls.t -weets'
-trr laughed Pauline, then I shall
ask maid TO let me divide my kisses
l--1 90 yOu.'
-y. pay don't. for we might have the
1f q prohibition law
-E.v are you to-day, D1ugiassE' IN
i Reginald. Joining them. Il see
some paler than when l left"
sizes. I've Ceen pIning for my brother
lrI ness sister,"
-Teu, sou shall see plenty Of her. bus
Hs- rla. she is utterly worn OUT. ] VIII
m yen Co your room. Pauline"
-IeI are not going 70 le told Biue-Beard
us1 YOU 20 his sealed apartments. /
rst7 said Irene. iuCredulOuSly- II as
s- you you viii lind verything covered
VITA the dust OF 8 -os, II nothing worse.
Fr ceiling the truth. am l not. aunt
Nlrr u Mt deny IL. sir Reginald. sam
saw. allows Susan 10 come IN once q
year, Only think CT it,"
-g1a -lru's a better housekeeper than
Susan 20 returGd the doctor.
ssh 1s can make a useful thing an
,r- able purposes; for instance. PIN
rir- 10 % curtain with a fork; twisting
r1ts .nds to let in the sun; keeping
s., webs TO catch ants and 1ies."
I'D hush. Irene. and let them 20 90
l rooms in peace before some one
coma ur REGINALD. Your patients surely
1l1a. read your nOtice-'Away from
nvl'-arI think they invariably come
here t.r. sans not had much of holt
fsr dur uE YOUR absence. There he IS
uor. HlJ is it, Sam:' asked Mrs. May
"a uar ma'am. as has been here three
as tu- morning 'quirinE IL maTsteT got
told him how as he got home
minute wild a brau-neW wife. bus
lu't 90 Till L promised to tell
l -.Hald bit was de engineers child
V.a- Has sick again."
NtLI- UElu@ dLNtlHu inc
U VaI util I come. Come. Pauline
-Braer0 said Douglass, Il think I
LI .l--lr enter your profession at once
uUF sisters account, so as to divide
w-r .l.a-s. Please tell me at which end
Ey5lf library % begin. will commence
under brilliant auspices. First, l shall
have .la advantage of being brother 10
le celebrated DR.. Reginald Maytield;
Isl1.l have myself most Obedient pa
l51t.as yCu have good reason TO know. TO
Practice upon; and last, the everlasting
regards li my sister mere, who will other
wise only see you once a week-fact, SIS
ter"
~Ceus Pauline. don't listen to their
c-4--=ra1y longer. We will see you again
atlCleI"
-Ie- wen hope to see Pauline" said
E1ue. -il fact. I'll come for you myself"
sI.lE.y Co Pauline. As Douglass has
JUST SAID we viii expect BIue-Beard but
clce p week.
Reginald shook his finger at all Of them.
anil las-eDed away with Pauline.
-lgale dear" he said. must be the
one 'e carry you the first time into our
lFl rooms and here we can be Just as
quiet as we like"
Pauline has a passionate love for pretty
ilr--- and with an artists eye for the
BEAUTIFUL. examines her surroundings
Wat pains her husband had taken TO
please her, Everything was tinted with
pr -ds0rl-e cOlOr-blue and gold. The
e4As were handsomely frescOed. beauti-
N-'-lFet lamDTequIns over the windows
were matched by those lCOped back from
.e 7re1.e emantle. These and the curtains
were o. blue velvet embroidered with old
goa. few paintings and bric-a-brac
ali1el the walls and inches.
7 ~ rIaf Il, 7
pug Vi J-hel.o IN bronze were in striking
contrast. The carpet. rich and soft, har-
lllllal with the walls; vases, toilet bot
-es-aI were tinted with blue.
Alese curtains" explained Reginald,
--t-ae our sItung-rOOm from your bed
-..-- See / had this room furnished in
.--.sel % show how much prettier you
,Hg1.l iao6 in our blue-rOOm, birdie. See,
L-4l t1a blue velvet lined with crimson
sam On this side;" and so he went
.--o--l Che lovely bed-chamber and on
jug DIS library and Office, enjoying with
Prise
H-- sand Pauline, for they had gone
.'-a 90 the -sIttiuE-rOOm. and were exam
--a= 2 rare painting. "are YOU doing
49,. e---lnald, TO spend so much money to
ula't trouble Yourself. sweet birdie
y
---l-d and have plenty more, so never
wee thoughts trouble you, although
.tlt'e IN needless extra Tagance any
We l-an Your wise little self. / see the
are Getting restless, and l guess l
s- p. ! viii send Susan to help YOU
--4; and, dear. rest well. for l expect
"il claim you, body and soul. tor
r-- 40 least Goodbye, ny darling;
--a mY birdie told me how she likes
~ hesinald, cannot tell you al in
r-l. ] can never love YOU enough
.r great goodness to me- and
r-- -er lace agi0W with love and hap
t' 8 lIm, he felt that never a face be-
~ --4 -lli - I-uch lOyeliness and JOY.
~ -e-clIug it between il hands. pressed
--.-l Kiss on the blushing cheeks and
-,eae heard Reginald tell Susan TO 90
as s, hls wife, so she, anxious to find
sstl-le about the neW lady Of the house,
-.- 49, susan to do a little shopping for
~ saying she would run and help Pau
-lpack
---.line soon felt that Irene was trying
~ ler. and she at once resolved to
r--- -- el1 Co it, and show her that she
s-.t 1ll be patrOnized. neither allow
t-fft5 % take advantage Of her. So she
i--.---it.,G decidedly she would unpack moth
t.i- ---l tomorrow, and taking out cool,
e--e" wrapper proceeded 10 make herself
----1rt8ble.
7-- IN, least,' said Irene, "let me comb out
ss-i.7 il i9r YOU" and, not waiting for a
isec-. llmenced uncOiling and comb
sr- me beautiful brown mass. SHOW
s 49, and wavy it is" she exclaimed:
Rs.---a contrast tOmine. You see mine
t1st.--l as an Indians and almost as
r-e- can never be rivals, Pauline:
an -.a striking contrasts it Will be
esl-- eL-a5e to each to be seen to
ts- said Pauline. Glow could
klo-5 Ina married woman, YOU
lslr IL, eccordIng to act Of Congress n the
l5,aris5-- y J. II. Estill, in the ONCE OF The
OF Congress at Washington.