Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-05

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/ lost any. have got oil ever had. !
swell. declare never lost anvln
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NINE
/ why didn't you tell mel-you oueh
! to have told me- g Miss Pen6eld sad
/ coldly.
.sAh, but You seemed SO like saint
dear aunt, coming 70 me IN that way TIM
morning, with your generous offer J
I Gabriel took his aunt's hand and liftio,
! it. kissed it softly. And meant % teS
| you after got my breath back, but-bu
M0y came among my posies. wanted n
! be where she was, so let you be j,
ceived. Forgive me-love uss'
/ Well. ! am sorry can't give Nov
something. 1 cant say you've done anr
/ great things here for me, nor do BAL
/ Iieve you'll make much out of youl
painting stuff.
You'll work al the same, WON,
! YOUR said the love voice at Gahrieh
shoulder. Will work and do good.
All, my angel Yes, do good, you
You'll see, aunt, what can do when 4
paint Moy. shall make q picture ii
her standing with the lilies across be-
arm, and every home shalt know he'll
face. every devout heart shall look Os|
her likeness as something sweet to say
| prayers before.
All, II you're gong to begin n
spelling her, said Miss Penheld, turnins
away her heart was sore-they wOull
leave her, these lovers, aud, she feani
the Bower1e was lost to her..
There came a morning when Gabns
and Moy went away from the Bowert
man and wife. Love 90 with the young
lovers; do good for all, be We, too
happy.
Miss Penfield stood looking long afle|
them along the way they went. She f.
alone and Ill at ease; 1t was long sine
she had heard from David Barker; whel
was he2 what new blow was preparing
said voice at her shoulder. cts
SIGN therell be another wedding soon
II don't want another wedding. y al
Miss Penfield tartlv. rs she SLOWLY face
him: She disdained to show surprise
"Ahr' David Barker smiled, sipnit0
cantlv. II have had chance to sell Il
Bowerie . he said TIGHTLY.
.tYesg I'll oct out Of the way at once
answered Miss penfeld. putting h,
hands in the pockets Of her ruffied apn
to hide their trembling.
"You needn't. I'm going to offer it Y
Won. y
81 never take riffs.
ssNot even me--won't YOU take lneg I
Miss Penfield glanced ut him keen
ssIt's been hard riddle to read; u
did not guess it right, = said David b
ker. with smile that made his da
face tender and supplicating.
Miss Penfield looked over about he
Green wood and fertile field, river an
rolling plain, she loved them well--t
/ old Bowerie-oh. she loved it.
ssWell, I guess I'll take you, Mr. Bu
kerp' But Ii was the Bowcric she tool
Ureatest smoker IN the COnntrI
4 well-known merchant Of New Ynf
city y SAID 70 DC the greatest smoker
inc united STATES lie Is tall stou
good.iooking man. weighing about
pounds. According 70 MS own sla'A
ment, ne smokes dozen prime clgAT
every morning before breakfast HoV
many he demolishes during the rest
the day is not recorded.
Last summer It was this gentlemaH
custom to go to business every mornll
from Queens county, travelling down
East river on the james slip boat
soon as ne got on board he placed
square basket, which he invariably ca
rcd, on the floor Then he lifted
iid and produced therefrom an immcn