Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-14

and Mr. Carr moved toward me and
in a low tone mentioned something
about a ride if the roads were in good
condition.
| He made a mistake in thinking Miss
Day so entirely absorbed in her own
otf.;rS .s 10 loSo ;p,aras. in other peo-
ple. She startled him out Of his pres
apce of mind by saving:
81 think Won would be very selfish to
90 alone. MIR. Carr"
II did not saw | was going alone. l
might ask some ladies' to go with
,me."
..And rest assured. II you did, they
would not refuse to go.
MIR. Carr dropped the conversation,
but Mr. Howell bent and whispered
| low, and Miss Days weather-worn face
crew IS conscious as girls. She had
received an invitation to ride, but as
the facilities were poor. 1t depended on
circumstances whether she would go or
not. MIR. Howell was to call the fol-
| lowing evening to let her know. She
dressed 10 receive him. getting me to
arrange her back hair, but adjusting
the front herself in the peculiarly be-
coming style mentioned before. and
placing therein few autumn leaves.
She fastened spray at her throat also.
6ut aias Tor her expectations! No MIR.
Howell came that night. and l felt so
sorry Tor her that l forbore remarking
1t.
lie explained to her next day, how
ever, that he had been diligently search
ing lor a conveyance, and was detained
until he knew it was too late. 1t ap-
peared from his representations that
every conveyance in the place was en-
gagged for every day that week; but he
made amends TO her for the disappolnt-
ment by being particularly attentive
during that day. and. In fact, every
day OF that eVentiul week.
l began to be puzzled. They were
both oddities. but both were educated,
and underneath the surface lay vein
OF strong common sense. on reiiec-
tioh' the prooaoiiities were as much In
favor OF something happening as not.
She herself began to take practical as
well as romantic view OF the matter,
ana MS plain matter-of-fact conversa-
tions were some foundation for her
Opinions.
81 should expect any woman would
marry to support herself SIX months IN
the year, he averred: Il would work
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shore' hterspersed win rocks was
scarcely YET covered py the incoming
tue. one tihy san stood dark against
the oack%rouna' ana the ripping
waters s.retcned unorokeh.
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oi my auihiration, IL was SD priSh'
tna' l loiioweu the way lnro"Sh .he
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