Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-16
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sHornino EIrpo SEriaIo:
TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS
OF A
COUNTRY GIRL
rv,rS.aLIoE MITCHELL WALKER
CHAPTER Y.

-r-rPS- ALICE MITCHELL
CHAPTER Y.
Ginning the ladies unexpectedly one
.t evening. DR.. Maytield found them
-s-Iv discussing a dance. Irene had
-l1- fu papers for bangs, while Pau
r.. ~. rrim and pretty as ever, quietly
.y1T are going to follow the old say
chat beauty unadOrned is still
--eIr are YOU, Pauline?' playfully
-l Dr. Wavheld, as he bent over her
--r rfvfnrhis accustomed kiss. Lifting
-lf- waves of hair from her brow he
-rraF- Nothing could be prettier
-r-- this. don't you agree with me,
-.ar-aiulv.' she replied, indiferentlY.
r.rl5re felt grateful for R~eginald's
words. but before she could answer
T-re said something about the dance.
IL -luald thinks me quite stupid, l
~ she thought.
,gf nave YOU all decided the import
, .astIon OF what 70 wear, PaulIne!'
= aHU not 20 to the dance, Reginald, If
don't ind,o quietly said Pauline.
-tI right: we VIII have a quiet even
ing rI-ether-a thing we haven't enjoyed
r some time.'
T1.s did not suit Irene at all, so she
FASTENED TO say:
Cause US all TO stay at home; even aunt
Varv will be disappointed; Will you not,
aunt MaryF'
- shall not like you to be disappointed
Irene. I do not see why you SHOULD be;
SIC 20 in the carriage, Of course. l Will
All IS your chaperOn.'
sob. but it is SO stupid without a gen.
teman, and
REGINALD must 60 even II L do not,
pa-rueiuterrupted.
.Hew is il the banker is not on hand,
I-1a Reginald asked, a little impa-
ualIE.
Is ont OF town, o. you would not be
soma il demand, Mr.. Reginald Irene
cannot leave you alone, Pauline.
W.-Lgvou not wish to gO?'
11 not feel quite we'll. L wish very
m -1 write some letters, and more, 1
G r.- feel ike going to the dance to-
r 81 pray 20 without me- Seeing
-rlud still hesitated, FROM a feeling
she thought, she replied: Il in
SIS, l..l YOUR going with Irene. Doug
Iq,5 BE- here, and / shall really be en-
a--I arI shall not mind being alone"
-.. Wen. Irene; since Pauline prefers
O. alone, 1 shall be yours to com
s.. reluctant cavalier, it seems, but
you anyway. It's time, aunt
$50 were making the preparations
WIS e lt, aud, Reggie, there's sam wait
T- 1-z- day Flora Yanncy came to
room TO unburden herself, and
--s- forth a cataract Of words.
-l dear, Mrs. Mayield, You don't
Tll- you missed. The music last
simply superb. Everybody was
- LL- supper was Just delightful. L
~ every set, and was completely
r-- midnight. That young lady
r- t~-eiulati. who is stopping with
G- i-.e. was there. How aesthetic she
q appear. She wore the %queerest
....a- ever saW. some n remarked
u Fla -I1m was getting quite warm.
l-I- Yes, its just utterly too.
l- a-l sank back as if she were going
ual-. uI Hiss Prim was there. too.
h-l . cF5rs1eu herg SHE'S the woman
with -- big nose. Why she viii ailiict
d--s with the sight of it l can't
imagine. julie Brown was there with the
same .--e dress she's worn all the VIM
l-. Ida hear something not intended
GuT ears. WHAT was it? On, yes, it
VAS that hateful Mrs. Fry. / heard her
Tel another lady that Dr.. Mayield must
cl- -l1us little for his wife to leave her
--- u follow up and play the devOtedtO
pretty young widow. she guessed.
l, .e doctor was T~epenting his haste;
SIC -da heard twas a lovers quarrel
WHOA broke their engagement. Gracious
- Yrs Mdyield, don't look at me like
- assure you you a n eat me all at
'. Unjust run up to see Irene now.
L--all- I'd tell ner what Capt. Handel
81. -rbeiuty. He saidh her ewes were
@ lt her nose a little too refuse.
lt- E.l EuOW she'll rear at me-
SIC -ct UP laughing, and ran hastily up
aa-s. enjoying pauline's discontinue as
ST expected 20 enjoy Irene's.
e-- -1l a way Of enjoying her little
-nler a cloak of frankness, and
~ --e privilege Of saying what she
t+-seQ u every one
4a-ll@s heart had been sinking, sink
-r days 1t seemed to her. Now she
.ts sure j telt like aleaden weight in her
-@s. The lines read somewhere,
V- death in life. the days that are no more"
als ia her ears. CHOSE two shall not
care Tor idle gossip or suspect l
--- heslnald's love-" she said to her
and. choking back the tears, went
--- g dinner, and appeared gayer h
A-s. " iuters told me to insist upon you
fung her invitation to her musi-
-eAt week. DR.. Mayield, don't YOU
Convenient patient TO keep you at
-r we always depend so much
your tenor and ITene's soprano. L
you yet on that fine horse Of yours
la about the country imposing the
~ others OF an extra large pFac-
e--l us the trees only you've been
Own up, DR.. MaYield."
Mss Flora, i do love country
III own that. Really, Mrs.
entertainments are too good to
' You Will 90, will you not,
les. think so. Reginald. Mrs. Win
s-en q perfect hostess it's always a
go 20 her house. I'm going to
t-, 4Slass 70 join Us, too. How
Today, Eeginald<1
F- 4e Is improving all the while.
.leel Like coming down 10 dinner,
always absents himself when 1
Ir-s s-ll Flora. He told me one day
-lcn Ike a maybe to suit
Mary who remembered the Occa-
4a4' Miss Flora, what did you an
rt Why ! slapped his jaws, to be
II served him right,D said Reginald,
us.- very careful Of my language
Floz dressing you hereafter, Miss
Bssei being finished they all dis
5fs tal!ne slipping of to spend the
T- With Mrs. Winters,
le rs weeh quite a select crowd of
Dr. steal talent Of the CITY met at
,r- Ieautiful hOme-sO full OF
Oh .2rt and Of all kinds Of beauti-
vls-s art being displayed every
ts-s 1alllne was received by the
l.1 much kindness.
lsfz said she, 81 want you to
Can --T visit alone some time, so thatI
Con- on what 1 think OF your wife.
a--ne- 1 have some lacquer ware
hI- llst received from a friend
te me test OF this ware is that
IA can be bent until they touch.
lu s-- tlre for these things, Reginald.
Cf- e- nome; muse yourself until
{af accOrdIug 70 act Of Congress IN the
Arr5s- ,. H. EstiIl, in the office Of the
congress at Washington.