Little Falls transcript., 1884-07-04
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Clarence HYDE was passing down the
village street q day or two. subseo,u,eyn1t-
~. howard dnsk an a mellnw Anonst
evening. when q SLIGHT form plided m
to him and 4 trem11lous hand was laid
upon his own. He started at first sbnt
quickly recognized the face and fipnre
aLiizzie Eidoni 5..2l5 q 7] 7
"Oh. Clarence. Sc corld NOT rest WITH
out telling YOU how very. yery wrong ]
thonpht Rosas ,and NOW sorry r a,o FL,
you." Il. '. %
aThanka Iizzv { do not think sha
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Ihey haunted q hlm all night long, that
oval, earnest face, those summing blue
eyes ~ -
LAY by Gay hosa,s image waxed talnt,
et ana more talnt IN ms memory and
hlzzy,s shy, gentle looks grew more
than ever present IN his heart.
- do believe I've fallen in love with
the girl, he thought. Il wonder what
she would say Ii L was to propose to
her" -"
Next to wonder came realization.
One fine October day, when they had
strayed little way from the gay, nut
ting party, whose voices made the old
yellow -leaved woods musical, Mr.. Hyde
asked Alzzy Eldon IT she would accept
the love her sister had sighted, and
Lizzy, smiling and trembling answered
hlm; yes. :,
You see, Uncle Cuthbert," said
clarence, eagerly, as ne explained the
nAw nnS1tlnn 0f AFFAIRS f0 his 11nojl thai
evening, after ne had safely escorted
Lizzie home, with her basket OF nuts
only half filled (and no wonder, all
things considered), lit will be so pleas
ant! We shall all live together, and
Lizzie says she will love you dearly.
4lzzle t2] Is suen famous nt1ie houseKeep-
81 e. Que -. s.ltah: ms: u VIII ps 50 Pheasant
W nave you s1e'lnS uJ oat nea'InS'one'
ana, oncle, you WILL IL, go anu see nef TO-
laorlow,, s.T won 4you: ,, .
Aos' sa1o Chcle ouIhoei'' oiieAiy'
III 81
hnu % tne neAG Gay i1l1zle @ WAS s, surP:lseo Glsa
AZ az ner 80" ~ .! q oio" '.-iaIeu, & l lA'.le'
oiu w man, wiao aoIup!ly tooh oosn neI
Lsaness IL nis 'eilo sull'iint9" Nlss ai'on
nei ct,lnsonlhs 1ofehesea, lus1 as II ne
was tne olt'es' acquaintance LII 'ie'
"oilu' ur
30 your gong TO marry my ne
phe"' A1Azy' "ie gu sai}l '''ic1e' Y o'll-
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-, Les slf' A1tzzle nl'sae ANSWER 'ln1-
'oiy:s ,.oy
tta1 Anu you io's INN 'A'zAy
~ ye'' ST.
ana you wont oo]ect 20 havlng tne
oi,1i ~ than I iuthDel sI iuuIo ol'e nouSe' ~,
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Uncle CuthDeit Kissed her again, ana
walked away as abruptly %ss ne had
come: 49,,
Hes very funny old gentleman,
thought L1zzy, but know shall
Ike him." "
Rosa contemplated the present state
OF affairs very coolly-a little contemp-
tuoqsly, IN TACT. ,t :,
Ii you choose to adopt all Clarence
Hyde's poor relations, why, can only
wonder at your taste, she SAID, lottlly,
. but lllzz1e only smlled, and doubted
TO ne1selt Whetner le, rosa coulo really
ever nave loved clarence.
~, mo, no. no! echoed her neart.
Ihe day OF the wedding areW near.
Llzzy,s White dress was nearly hnlshed,
and modest DtIle presents were begin
n1ng to be sent IN from friends and
nelghDors. .'s& .-
Here's my present, SAID Uncle
Cuthbert, walking IN one day and tos-
sing little bog OF carved wood into
llizzy's lap. - cut out those wooden