The Panola weekly star., 1884-03-01

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surprised Increment beird fliheT Fhll.
n N Hermann had iimo ~ dfhw hafk.
She aaa their intent Fisages. and they
saw pale. delioats iace, slill mofe
beauilfni when falls viewed than lu
profile. A pair ~ liqulh. deep ilua
eyes long, Way, dsfk hair parted 10
heavy masses ffDm a Inv white fore.
head, forehead a. lOw and Danger.
onsly beautiful ~ that NJ The 1owncley
tlgtlo a dubious expression, hall suf.
prise, half feeull upon the face. ~ es.
preston which sDDn resolved llseif lni0
1ne NJ naughty astoniahmnnt, ~ she
realized that the two faces slo saw wcra
lnionily gazing NJ her. niiai have been
gazing At her for q pcfccptlblo length
" tlme.
"You have got your fare" she said.
In n cool, unrifllcd voice. Good even
Ing.
'Eycnin'. miss" said he, with some
thing like n grin nj the success of hll
riisei while she, not vouchsaling anothel
glance toward the spectators, swept ui
the little rcd.tlcd walk, and was lost Il
view.
Philip Massey had sprung up, ~
dark face deeply flushed. bis eyebrow
meeting In frown.
"Whai nm ass you are, Bcrghaus, &
como poklng behind mel What mus
she have thought" he exclaimed. In |
voice deep with annoyance.
ut was that confoundcd, meddlinl
fool Of cabman. I'd like uncommon
~ well 10 give him hidIngr' said Her
mann. rccoiling. his face, TOO, flushed
and looking intensely foolish.
81 hope she's pleased with her neigh
bors,' said Philip. the flush still on bi
face. M he plunged his hands into h
pockets, and strobe about the room
performance rendered less impressiv
than II might have been from the fac
that two strides and half Of his lonl
legs devourcd all the space at his com
mind.
"Wcll, Il doesn't much matter,
said Hermann. consolingly. "No on
knows his next door ncighbor In street
like this. And II she's musical She
, soon have her revenge, for you'll hea
every blessed note she plays, and you
/ soon wish cr-someyhcrc."
, "You asst was all his friend sal,
planting himself In chair, In the darl
! est and remotcst corner Of the room.
"Well, come, Massey Draw
!, mild" suggested Hermann, with su
/. picion Of piguc In his tones.
, pretty fools We must both hay
looked!" Philip continued TO muttcr
: himself, "and 40 beastly rude, too. '
"Well, shall we go out9h said lie
. mann.
v "Out wherep"
a "To the cricketiield. Or--I belle
the girls said they were going TO pli
o croquet TO might. Come TO our plac
Y and let's sce what they are doing"
4 well" said Philip. "Pcrhal
r we'd better. and had n favor TO ask
:. Miss Bcrghaus, too"
!, Come along. them said Herman
4 joyfully; and they left the house, caI
% fully avoiding so much ms n CLAN
> toward the windows next door.