New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
THE STORY OF MARY
cIIsprER xLvI.

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and E fresh bleeze lader With perinme w 1alg
by coughs arranging tbs already ReFleelly arargea
table ami doing great deal % nnpecessay NnsIlng
Janet siroye to arouse the barrs as she eaiel
Mary and her husband.
Loves nice thing sho muttered. nae doubt.
Bnt It's better after breakias'.'
Acting on this belief, and seeing Mary's hands
with the letter drop on her lap, Janet Vcntureu 10
lis,urb the group of husband and wife, more full OF
regard for the omelette than the graceful and tender
pcture made by the BARNS "Weel weel! an
veil eat a little ye'll hae mair strength afterward"
Dennis rose bringing Mary with him, and pro-
reeded to relieve Japcts anxiety about their
strength II was only sham meal after a." Janet
kaid 10 herself. and with a shake OF her head she
watched the pair pass out of the low windows and
uro.l np and down the lawn under the trees Ihe
Scotthwoman was still in the breakfast room trying
to find occupation for her busy hands, wheh Mary
leaving Dennis walked quickly TO the house with
light steps, which were her legacy from INC hion''
spent in the mountains.
sJanet. dear" She spoke In the same coaxihg
manner always used to her old nurse. ave are
going T. Vermont for short visit. Would you IKE
go"
Wad likef Mary wad never mair lose sight
oye. Nay, nay, It'll death Janet Wilson Is never
again 30 leave the place where her BARN is"
So il was settled. Miss Dawson was persuaded To
accompany them and DIR. Cotton decided to 40 too.
Ia old State all
the glory of summer foliage. The picturesque
SCENERY aud iourishing towns delighted the doctor
and his oonsin, who holding 10 their prejudice
against Yankees, had never visited New England
Mary m silent wonder felt the mngn tnde oi the
great world of which sho had only sean little
corner AZ Newton they found the Hunts waiting
for them ~ full force, The mill operalyos We're
given a holiday aud made u pfoonhslbli Tue hfoWhh
were drawn 40 IN limo before The oissaliAlon even
40 the new baby aud The benulnl grounds around
The ed farmhouse blrsed wlln pDn',,rs ANN ,o,au
thn doctor aad, delighted equally by tho riches of
The mnn aud his modesty IN never allndlhg more
thau easually ~ his pphfehsinnH -
Nat pfeionted u huge bouquet To Mr. Donhla'h
vile aud tho pretty cousin Mhlsperea TO- Miranda,
sWhy Miiey, she's not bit Communicating nor
,alow either, and speaks as good grammar as you
va aa u may be- Judged. Mary had madc favor
nble inpfeaniOn on the Northern branch OF the Hunt
aWell. Dennis" Dr. Cotton anid nj breakfast the
next morning, '" now ! hNnpNNN NhH VIII 'iN'
Georgia aud settle among Your own people"
r.lcayc Georgia No doctor II when was poor
sn" "nl G mo leave r" shal now becaus" 1 nm rch =
carpcl.baRRcr I wns, u cnfpct-baggcrl nm. just as
much now m then Riches have not changed the
man | fought because felt II duty, remained
IN Georgia when nearly lost my life because he
lievcd that war would prove useless unless repub
licau party grew up In the conquered section. one
party ono religion, will make bigots of any people
Aud war freeing any class is worse than useless
unleas the newly given rights protected, and the
oil utpI tI
freedom.b Denis flushed little, hesitated snd
then moro calmly but with great earnestness added
work. XII don't think any man has right g de-
sert what comes TO him az duty. II sce'us to ne
,ssroa pS @ pfSsctto gS IN II a ther fsbts II Is The first
ttep IN educating and making them yali,abe cti-
,s We n a s dt3 trs"i i. Je5 IL gaf s Sd lft II g gp
i'6it8ii 5a ti5t6hghY lurfrssri mn y M The great
f s w9tk INT tfr,,s = rs iifMNto IT, i,. s.i
iht i5;ne fbt 3i pbbplp Srth llrr's lrrrt. lhh
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4ei8A NJ fhE kHii4 ell istre M iie eNrie- x h8 hr
iefi+ iNAAi 4 fftlt ille iHe Pstr ie 'ini3 fi-aq
Nv u.sNiAeEpi iHie.ilaN4f,N ~ GataV eaiiei a.
Nhtu W4s haks 100 heep pAe2-l ~ fiiiif Wff tte
iin.eiI iiat the Yauiefs aiteg af lVia islain
arsualacl, and IieA Hit without o. az it tiat
ileuui.s mauly character was mple ilue t0kun VI
th1 1nollsi arlspcael than AL the wealth lnAeriel
We'll pleased wiih The Stewardship OF his uucc's
friend. Dennis lett ihe property stlil in ms hands
AMI seeing ~ MarYs lace desire To be nearer Ler
father tbs man who eXpltod n the name OF carpet
baagerTcturned to Georgia win ms southern friends
They found Milton Ia much the same condition as
when they had left II save that aiIeadY M the
kuuAY South the trees ana grass were losing m soft
est yellow Their hIiHlahI green: lho negro cause
was becoming little more prominent. Some cruel
murders had brought committees OF Investigation
ir0m Congress- and several lresh pens were taxing
np the horrors OF the convict system, not only eX
istna in Georgia, but also IN several other Southern
States
On their arrival Dennis rode out TO Camp Os-
Herlllo lie was not, however, admitted inside Of
the grounds and after few moments the card he
hal sent so Captain Hilton bad been returned with
some words written thereon in pencil:
. neither desire nor ~ receive any communi-
cations from you any of the family. llILION.'
This had been all the comfort the long Iide had
brought TO Mary.
loves me- aud cannot believe that hi heart is all
hard or cruel. But" and her sweet voice had tears
in IT, even if il were. love Alin and always will
Deunis's iepy was checked by seeing Miss Daw-
Son coming toward them. She was walking through
The opening cut ~ the hedge dividing the two
lawns. iler affection iOr Mary and Dennis had in.
creased with intimacy, aAh Their moihneo together
wore enjoyed equally by the husband anl vile, who
felt a hiial love tOI tho gentle Woman. SIS usual
they went t0 meet ier but Dennis saw something
Inole ihan the ordinary greeting IA hel lace.
Tho doctor wants You llenAls," a4e aaid a. hlie
Kissed haIy's cheek.
mo pi gentleman was IN the habit Of sandhg
lnnlh n hia tine ana iteuH qutf the hime rlglt ~
dogn 90 4 hs We're sonlpsieadnl tle nian hl had
tfl'tN ' lfN4 lffN =
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200 Niiel Nilh laiglaiNH3 ~ Nalkel nniptly ~
ip eif1i hnnas Hh1 rhiniIi lie dNplupa hAhfluult
ia i0llHn Naa NalhnB nu Aud dow hflIius him
snlf nnfHnhi w hnnn NNlNl tNAu with NiN AD iil
fAilHiHn fitH ~ miiiAl NlhlAihphtH, " NAs an
susi siHis fHnH hn iuiNHt in iiNNns
v ia hup, ihHr's mmniiinH WlAHH in iiH nuht ipi
,aun HAT iflluN niflu hhs iHsi iril iUt uhinH "
had illipn INTO ipWn Un hnhlhaph and lnliihr
fldu n Whs ndHiDR liuni lis htspHlipiud condition.
Hni lbn State ~ his tuiAe'
lRl llensht hlih mere " 'ehnls hsir lhll