Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

quite satisfied that h hai cho-sn an appro.
pirate dc.ignai.on whcn h. dubt-.i them tn
'sTabbiesr
Herlsrt anil HoTaoc know without Speaking
hat their thoughts were running In parallel
lines They often thought q the same thing
without a prcvious word On the subject III
similarity u their natures, no dOub,, ,a0cuuntol
for thiS
Herbert, iAii Horace at lat, 'you arr
thinking u what Rcatrice sadr
"les, l am
~ an l. 10 -cmcl q reyelAiion. bui
W oughint 10 jump at conclusons
'No, All lierl.rt, but The fat ron,Ains.
Sone four years ago he hal noihing but hi.
fellowship b. live upon
"You are right, nothing. Bcatrioe T,pks
Justly. she may by ohanoe have struck ths
marx
Il am AFRAID ~. suu. We must M, H.
has;y. Yet, ~ho-yer s.nt tho child mus,
havc fAncio'i Il hAd -nme claim on us7
1t j. ridiculous b. supTo-e that an entirs
srangrr wouh have done such thing
quite -, aid Ierl-rt.
"IIe may have t..n much temptei At that
ume have ben driven 10 hls witt end II !.
q sA.i affair, ~ us Try and piece Il togrthcr
Thu. hkoA coupls - GA women, they legan
to construct their new theory.
I'VE ~ill .ay, hegAn Horace, 'h. ~As mar.
r1si -four Ysars AGO"
yet was di.honorahie enough % clnc-.l
n - that b. might hold his fellosxhip
''Of ooar-s TIA. l. all supF-.ation,' s.d
Horaoe. Ths wuri dishonorahle In oonne~
tion ~iih ono q bis own lin grai"i on his
ar.
"Eraciiy ~, All Hertrrt Il shogld Is-
g-ct that hs wife di-l-J.rhaT- r~rrEty,
g.rhaTs shortly after the birth ~ the child. 7"
The latter. I should think Prank mAkes
,iarge lnooms nov. AMI oouh aford 10 give
~ two hln,lrsi year
eye. sI Hert-rt. tho sifc dol after
the birth n The kly. Tn olier il, child got
The more trtshis hsfouni 10 o. C1nocal 10
hientiiy Th-rcupon h. scnis u . us, trust
Ing We may kecp "a
"Ani nov capp.si IIert-rt, after de-
cllning former invitations. D. oofncs to us
himself Tho further 80 ugr.ue The matter
,he clearsr 10 l--'ums-
They werc quite Ia state q mild excite
meni That thsy olui draw logical infer
enccs We have secn BY the affair q Ann Jen-
Aims s;o.kings The hrothcrs hal 18th t.cn
disirss-.i that an their sI~rulaiion, a. b III
ia Harry's origin hal failen o. he ground
for want q prOf.r support Nov, AZ last
wN a thr,lry which. II IL rsfcCtci dshonr
ca a couneciion n ths.rs. was AZ last icnahle
Itwaa improbable llut Tho vhdis affair wN
- m0usirous that IL nss,iel an imfrolahility
10 account &c H. Thcy ah-oluicly argucd
thefnslvs. into believing they bal found The
truth.
'Didoot l. tho janrtioa for oxfcri," oon-
tlnucd Herlsrt, after pau-s.
"n-~iios. " All H1raoe. I'VE cannot forge,
that bis con.inct ono vas ne hat % shouli
have l-sn'
That's ths wort q guing wronZ No
amount q straight running will make T~opls
ooa-e D. i.ok a, umci askAno" The vork q
rcfornAiion IL childs play g. that q making
your friends believe you have rsiornei
Therefore Horace Talt~ri's rrmark was q
ciincher. Hrft.rt toyei with ihe oi.n letter.
shall We mi thisr h. asked
They feli D. s;roking their hoaris onoe
more. AM continued the of--rs,l1n until che
natural kindlinss = their hoar's roas-rt"i
.tzeN
After an. all Herbert "i, :. al purely
oonjecturai
''Compicfriy So
"Ho hal bitter come, then"
Il think 81. H,sidss, Il will give us an
opportunity q -cing him with ths child;
surely the Instincts q paternity must sho~
thrmslvcs
"rhey are aippo--'l - L. very strong
bat a. ne.ihsr u them kneS anything abuut
paternity, thc-s remarks were maie In .
lailtful tone, AMI Wcre suhj~ct % currociion-
To polite litter vas seni, AMI Nesk After
ne ending q the Trinity term The Young
Oxford tutor Tacksi up his ihings AMI siar'e.i
Or Oakbuv.
A. there i no oCcasiun o. make suIcTinous
my.iories. IL may at once b. aid that Prank
Carruthers know no moro = the oristence =
hs chill wh0m his amiabie unclcs hal arguei
lhem-,lvcs into l.ile,ing O. D. In some way
hls properly than h. know of-for ths axe q
, amile-ay the pro>encc a. iafieNo"d
H0u.s q grayeyci girl, whoe t"auiy
wouM satisfy every demand u hs raiheI
f.asalt.fsa