Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

True that upun bscoming my sifs. AMI 20
ginning a new ani happier STAG % life, u
might H. but natural for her q eisa 20 con.
sign % oblivion ths wrony. ths shams. TIE
suffering wrought by villains craft. Ut
wu 20 mitel up In the catastr0pho that
sllencs on ths sub Jet seemed sirange Her
rrticsnoe alarmed me- ! iancie,i lt must L.
cau-.i ~ soms vague uneasinesi connected
With that nj isht-some doubt which she darei
not s.ek b - AZ rest It's. knnw. uot un-
usual Cor women. after their recovery from
that nv starluus di-fass which hal for ashlis
driven my poor girl disiraught, % h. abie 70
rccaIl AMI accurately dsscrilo the dsllsi0ns
whlch hal af'iictel them during thoss wan-
dsrinx hours lmy-sif hal in ons or too
cases noiic A this f-culiarity, AMI th- author
ltiss which had stuiici during rhnlpfas
illness mention u a. an iud.sputahle fat.
Nv great drcai wat that at s1ns m1mcnt
perhaps when our happiness uas A. perfect
a. c0uh b.. some simple chance. soms
aliusisn o. certain events. even tha BARE men
ton u q n,ms. might supply The missing
llnk. AMI the fearful truth vOuh blrsFiaci
10 my vita
Our return journsy - Seville was male
by water Although ths GuldtIquirsr l.
noi a very interesting river, w. th1ught
travelling By steamer would a. l'asant
change from the journeys la IN, hoe. stufy.
SLOW trains full from eni d eni With the
olor n garlic AMI tobacco. so early enc
morning - left Caiir. AMI wrrs spon
sieaming up the dun. sluggish. turbi river,
nth the great hst sirvtchcs q swamp Land
on either hani
rbsro were No, many passen<rrs on hoard
the stsamsr The bat ii-elf was sreichci
affair. All before an hour was over We
wishsi we hal ch.ssn tho train as = ni1il u
transit Nile after mile ~ the level deserted
lani through which tho river flows psssei
b., anl rrcssntei NJ obiscts n Interest
| Greater than hcris ~ cattls or hights u
aquatic bir,is Save that fhilpga vas ~
MY shis. it was The duiicsi Journ-y ever
made
Of courss there were English tourists on
board. no spot l. complete without them.
Two % them. young men. AMI apparentiy
s.utiemsn. hal s.atsl themselves near us,
AMI after tho usual admiring glance AZ my
BEAUTIFUL Phuippa. commsncst adcsuliory
ttik with each other.
Frosn the unrsstrainsi way In which thoy
stnks. ani from the strength - sons q
/ their unfavorahis. comments "a the scencry.
I NI a. ~ H|NNNNNf ~ - 49, t"fF t--l
took a. for NATIVES. tsfure shom they couli
.T.ak withoui t-lng understood fhnipIa
/ of oourss looked thorough Spanisri. AMI
nv osn facs had t-ooue - tannei by tho
sun thai might have ben q any naiiln.
alty.
The Young fellows chatiei on quite ob.iv-
lous - the fact that two u their nsighhors
unIsrstool every wori they spoke. for
-inis tluis listened With great amusement, ,
then The lulilng motioa u The steamer. The
durgish muddy fow u tbs stream. the mo
iotonous banks past which wss,ols. srsrcissi
. .oporidc effect upon me. AMI began %
ior, AMI dream
Through my drcams ! heari name. .
hatei nam. sPoksn clearly ant distinetiy'
{ started ani of.rnei my eye. fhiiippas
b.aI was stretched forward a. II shs Vas IN
tent up,n catching soms erp~rt~i ~cri'
| foksn ~ another
sir Msrvyn Fsrrani. heard ons u our
fsllow-voyag.rs repeat 'ls,, ! remem ,er
him-tall. gool-looking mar. aWhere l. 10
,o.t "a. ~as lad lot
'sursly you rad - hssri abo1i nv sah
b. companion In a tone of surfrtse.
toachei my wifs's arnL Cone away
ftllppa.- sail