Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-08-28
"HaIf million of money. Oh. Jack, wha,


so interested in all this. Are you sure about
the money ?"
II believe il is all right"
And. dear, would yoI really marry her?"
IF it is case Of coming "a cropper' or
marrying her. | shall select the latter" said
Jack.
Lady Frances was in lutter of excite
mert during the ensuing week. Fancy.
dear, a rice girl with f500.000," she re-
marked TO Clare Melton.
american girls arc quite the rage now
the men are all wild after them" said Clare
Lady Frances face assumed a serious ex-
preston.
We must take care that dear Jack has
plenty Of opportunities. 1t will be shock
ing If all the men run after her She an
swered, grayeiy.
1.-The best thing YOU can DO is to give out
that Jack is engaged" said Clare.
"lou can do tina, for ne. dear
"Of course, but YOU will have 10 enter
tain and make much Of them-Americans
are mad after society and our set
lit will be very expensive, but suppose
there j. nothing else 10 be done" sighed
Lady Frances.
The Browns arrived IN London and put
called on them immediately after their ar
rival. She was delighted with Katie. and
told her friend Glare that. with the excep-
ton Of the American accent. 'she was lust
as good style as any one else" They are
% quaint and original, my dear. Fancy,
they call their father Il ncle sam
They VII. soon settle down 10 our ways
Look al l.aIV Wlton-who would imagine
that she was ~ American said Glare,
>ooth'ngly.
that's true, dear. assure You Matte
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ItfhapS h"', dear wy "Hat eAn Z"
Sa'A : 50 oG''ih-'r' ana | Po>iU'e'! IT,
"t,' n serious 2, .@,y.
hauH FRANCES ha' hA' "rtFh % Her ron
'l,cN |" i''e' ,.'t n'o"HN' hc u'hh,F va.
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irNPeS'''t Ht,-a"' ~ lneIe were hn
Young "',,' 'a'N naH ha''e al 10 H'm,..i
n1"'n'' n1o"h W not "pPeoF q "'
1u"S'eu III Tue presence VI 'HT "'d hoo'.''t-
re vas '"'e"a ii'ah- "ho had Hiuiiei hu-
ma" NATURE al'a hAd seen many phases 81
l''' ana h's Hl,te"o'es ol America were m'N'
I interesting, III ue>ot'oea GtapLic@'f hI'
.
Y so'u 'n'"'"4 a''' S'u y e''asluii' ana n
"oD'e '''v,,e'', WI" n'' never oeioie met
N','i " hNe oa'hne'' "efe ueepis 'h'e'f''-
'u !" h'' h''ta'''e,
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o'' 'i' ''"''ei ~" TIT Y" "'r"i' N'e
>H'N
"oh, am - nervous and excited about
1t all. Fancy : the duchess Praised her
most warmly
Her position then Viii be assured. add
ed Ciafe, deei>ivey
And Lord O!dIn wants u set the elder
sister for hlS son, continued Lady Frances.
Il, vail be >uch nice connection
But when is Jack gong to propose Pr
81 am sure don't know. Perhaps at the
dance. wish dear It was all arranged,
for Il Will be most expensive for me If i
lasts long, and really can't afford il"
Il vas most expensive. for Jack 90; Ia,
mother TO pay for everything, and be and
Henry Smlly. Lord Oidln> second son, haI
pleasant time Of y. running the hrirrs,,s,"
as Jack expressed II, at her expense.
The ball Was great success. and Katie
&. Brown created qpIr sensation. JacA
danced ,iN tlmes wEh him. lie aiiowei,
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