The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-16

moro strawberries to-day. will hayr
more 10 morrow
"When Sir Percival comes 2n
eyes when Sir Percival comes"
"DOrothy"-and for one second the
saucy smile dies ont Of her blue eyes
his voice is low and intense with feeling
flor Heavens sake tell me, was there
anything between you and him to-dayf'
For an instant her face is grave then
she laughs out gaily in the warm sum
mer air.
"Apythinp between us p she saws,
in the DID hooking voice that brings
the blood 10 the roots Of his hair. YES,
there were the table and the strawber-
ries and cream, and-I think that was
all" Her voice falters at the last and
her smiling eyes suddenly grow serious.
"Y9u shall not treat me like that u
he says liercely, and laysa sudden strong
grasp on her slender wrist.
A little flushed, she looks up at him
calmly.
Don't talk nonsense, Paul Please
| release my hand you are crushing my
roses"
He drops it at her bidding, and stands
with cloudy, moody brow. y bell
clangs out on the evening air.
Skinner is ready, 3" she says. Come
-grandmamma does not like to be kept
waiting"
But he dees not str.
Come - she relterates imperiously.
Il am gong away he says, SuIhy
and uhsuliIIhg stil'
Inc blue eyes look up INTO ms lace ;
ana the man IS not porn yet Ina can
resist the Pleadl18 glance Oh DoroIhy
FtIsci'oli > Eyes - al I'LL.
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iiS i"oe- plo"'e' !
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TENDED TO hoId out eyes nj voice after
ms determination ; ana lit IoIIo"S her
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Our reg meht Is oratreu away ne
SAYS n then slowly, II am gong To-
hlg4t nave business III own .
,buJ we 9ilall see you as1'Il' Iaul'
ny olu g." " , lo.Ce - veg iT'e'
w. ne us els 9"'ii H0V &c
"oIe 70 coule o"cA again
Dorothy says never a word. Paul
tempest turns suddenly ana looks at
heT' she IS "blJe as the Iace at Ief
throat ana great 10! comes INTO ms
eyes al slEIt OF lh@ u~loiAtAtdI9 aASuISH
III leIS' Dal ID an instant sle i Hrl-
sell AGAIN 5 % quickly Is 10 leave MN
III louOG as to whether ne lQI one Sc
oha loOhed Tlght INTO AeI AedIt. foI
sue IS gay SHINING. tossing biscuits
TO the great so.ema-looAlng St ber-
uaru'
Dorothy dear, surely Bran has had
Sufficient
There are TWO macaroons lett In the
dish. Dorothy tosses them Il after
the other - Bran, laughs a gay little
laugh. .a4a, rising. fits away out at the
open window and towards the garden.
Paul looks after Ier for a moment, and
then follows Ms. E~eEsca0yie, in
turn, looks after Lin. 6u. remains
ELef- SIZE Is LII -h@ DIN light a. The
head of tie ls-g -au7
MY 955- ....z D5T-5v ste SAYS
aloud !. and Bran yaus ss -a.l o. liz
fl7r-t Is he aa5T answer IL can
~
Paul Teur,4s. o7e-raEez Dgrg,fr Al
rhr marble fountain Sic +. cooling
her Hf74rs In he smashing water. and
he sta,Tis for a faw ~rfnur4s confemp at
ing tEe Whit drooping ligDre. Dorothy
go M sr.r. a. 2 III co,o.e raui
sfands LesiJe her lie has nickei a
yGi,e rose-hud and holds if in his
I,srd
$3.50