New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

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! the capercaZies in that bit OF WOOL were slelu
fun. How they used to thunder ont ol the yo1uus
pine trees as # they meant to knock you over ,co
Yes" said Dolly, " MOuZleY1Ird was NICE lidcci
! ! did enjoy my stay there immensely. but tuG Ii
/ always think there is nowhere i'll the world AAo
| Scotland in the autumn"
| 1What Sunday that was" said Jack, eagerly,
"when we set Oft to see the Rocking stone IN OiGh
! Tarken, and you and ! got separated from tno
others and missed the right place to cross the p,I.n
/ coming back. And yOu would insist on trying 10
| lump It, instead of letting me carry you across
lower down-and then Won slipped ana han lol mo
! a big pool. and Thought you were going 10 DC
! drowned, and were very inehtcned:' ,;c.,
The remembrance of Miss Tremaine's undgnlhed
! plight here very decided smile from jack.
! But it changed into a sigh he added in "A over
tone, halt 10 himself Yes it was n very good day.
| often think of 1t now, and wish to Heaven 1t
| would all come over again." ;,
" Do you |" said Dolly. a. am sure don't, and
can't think why you shOuld. | can't see what
particular pleasure it coud have been for yo4 to get
! yourself wet through fishing lie out, then nave o.
take hands like children, and make me run tlll
was almost dead, for fear of catching cold
Dolly ~ said Jack softiy. aDon't yoa think it
was something FOR me to hold you for moment as
Gld, III my arms. and to hear your dear little voice
| crying ut. as you felt yourself slipping back INTO
| that pool, Oh, Jack, save me-" and To leel you
| cnglng to me in your fGghti Oh! Dolly, to have
all that come back again would willingly forfeit
ten years of my Iile"
The conservatory WAS empty now. 4 new dance
/ had begun and they were alone. The situation,
Dolly felt, traught with danger; she must put
! an end ID t. Gomez she said abruptly. rslhg as
she spoke, we must go. 1t is cold here and am
! engaged for this Dance
From early childhood have we not all been taught
| that " the moro haste the worse speed = so NlN'
RENAME found in this instance. for as she got up
| hastily she forgot the Overhangl"g she'll behlnd,
and knocked her head rather sharply against 1t ana
is brlstly freight In revenge. apparently one OF
! the ih0tny cactus arms promptly buried ltSell IN
! the coils of her hair An inpatient moycm'nt OF
| her head only caused the intruder 10 dig himself
deeper grave there ana to hold moro firmly. Jack
| came To the rescue but ne was certainly very slow
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! fingers which had often deity made and tied
| Jock Scots to the destruction of many uuwary
! members of the salmon trihcf They seemed very
! awkward now. Dolly endured the fumbllng for an
instant then. hoping to make things easier Tor her
wodbl- be acllyercr, and give hun a better hold ON
| ms prcky adversary, she moved her head niue
bit. farming the chin upwards The two faces
! were very near now. A sudden light came INTO
! Jack eyes, AID then. abandoning I'll" cactus,
| which. JcI Aed OF its shelf, tell with a iond crash
into the abyss beneath. me- bent lorwarl-aud then
the world was CHANGED 70 them botl for ever. Tor
| between them was the troth-pllght OF a KISS.
! "JIck"
| "Dollyw
Jack, If ! become prematurelv bald where Won
ana That t"rturm{ cactus wrought Your Will VIII
/ yor promise 10 buy nae wclgutlrss VIC or "a
natural cop tpupce no W. Llchfcnlcls - h'ds the
/ g',hy wouudf And Jack, Jack. don't g u
/ lrcllud'
The winter afternoon was closing I'm very darl,
f and drrlry IN Ioudnu about three WEEKS ter the
date of the memorable CudVorth bail so Dolly
seemed 10 liud IT. a7 she sat alone By her bedroom
IRE .OOEtsL II7.u.Ig 40 tNt bIILht Uaur.
/ Evidently hrl EYES vr.c H'h her heart. and that
was 'lr away. An open l..te. at IN hcr .ap. Poor
Dolly. Acl hic had not been or tine harp"'t lately.
ch" bad had to return alone 90 Lace arr mot .crS
f wrath. aud. what was even more tryln., AT
mothers grief 1u. tears. JIc. was still ia lIrltad,
and s,..nrt r.cN ,ar q, D.. f.ui. firmly tl.l there
Ills lctf"S were getting moro AMI more aI-p.rtrd.
tv.ry o." seemed O. hive t.iI"d against him. ID"
. pad iulrn under Che BAN llls IRISH servants and
isbuit,- iLd, with one execution. .,rit"l ~ In "a
body. uur old English srr,art TOO. Ni.h las gyll.
. and Ltuelir.s. stuck 10 hu. Ihr blacksmith
. would not -h'" bus horses. tire grocer refused e.
D ifhi'l mrs 'In'-7 W th P'uHh "i 'tnII' tA'
81. il'f0 N"ult MT buy h7 irl~i~. thr baker rove
pay .'Ht i.l Pun !'N!r-s. Livery on" stunned t'm
as 81 h' DO u, r't-t'. Nd "'1lot ms hrtrt was
. Doe ir'rl 10 make as Il-It %. lis u.ItuI..-' .i~
r''~'s' showed IT. jiE e.. .IIt iur IhI tI.il'n 1ho
tun"FHu'" lh1t h' $50 E"r'IN i".t Ir tao letter
WtI.n VAS Iy.nf on ig..F.- .nrc hr said.
" l"' "-. 20. 90 tell J'u truly and seriously all
about mt li, hero. IuI what 600, mo-" thlt au
. .'t''''I. 300 good "tr.r.t i'Il you boo" all the
. I'"ics- nave been frightened 'rnu mo 81 they
i L'I hti th' puck 2" suck o. mr thy v ~" atonE
"h"'-h 70 nave tr't"u ~" farmers no "a" di-'r II
. they hld bat held together N.uC" Last Monday
J nave been gong IA Tor q regular SWISS amt}
. robinson SORT 90. I.' reed ln, sheep. ami oil
'I'' '7''' ana "'' daughters ,iN me COWS before
/ "Ir'hi'7l' lI'h ihr COWS nave to hc feet and
. '"i"'" 'Nt Z" t''->. ire s'''p0 pea mas - Doe
NOV 81 ''. ".., '' n,.' 'Ll' "'l'' ~"c., as you
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sl1'N - mr. are n''' III WORK 'H d"f', usually
/ "i'' '.' "'' nun ~ - w " '""Po "' P"ucrmrIl'
. vh" 4t. Do iIr A"u'r Tor tear OF 1n attack don't
. myself tlHt i"r" l7 lhr s.i -u''-' chance OF iny
being wolcsfrl blt as The policemen are tL"Ir they
. may a- well $40" th'n7"iNrN. striking tcrro, into
r'N-d'-i-. am n'Ihi very u''Iui Too, ID giving
h1Ho tll q IT, tuu'Si OF course u. IS arc ru1pDo't
/ % 90 nothing nut fulh US. More ponce ate io
come A i"Iuh IN dLt OF Two 80 snail have ten
about th" place ann i'ih. ana hr' csc some
trp Fps are eNWcicl soon I inc village. tuttr miles
on ] am tr'lug MARI Z" let some men To help with
the iaru. bui nave not succeeded as vet. The farm
l@, as }ou hhow, TIE serious question with M.
llpw wish could Let or to sc yOu % oll, tor
ten minutes but don't 500 the least
chance OF doing so for some time 10 come
II only Government would d. some hing
to restore peace and order one wouI get
ou Well enough. Forster, however. J., certainly very
civil, and has srnt Telegram once OF tWIce To tell
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