The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23


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and fairly vslI groonSi. had still Ger
K taip hsayAsa ~ form and movement thai
gisdicAtsd' ths drudge Of every dsv. ths
roadster only for occasion. The hsrnss'
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IIs vaer had Srit ~ 0iIsd
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sIsnsst ot bsasty, bat beautifully covered
with vsrDish. On sacb side Of the "coiin' :
tiox vas hitbiy. ooloFed design, which
appeared Il hfst tiascs to be coat oi
Sns, btt vAtzh, Ia saiity. was ooly The
t.old embarrassment Of NJ makers name.
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vidsA inlo tvo Pafts. one Il which. broad
lakGtsa grown, contiuusd 10 The front
sntnnss, While the other. narrow. but
deeply worn, led under the lilacs and
struggling roses in bloom. 10 porch in
the rear. The side path was the one pur.
Sssd ~ . yc0ns man who, BY his dfsss
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ter was evidently the property Of one Of
tho wealthier class Of country lovers.
Like I'll lovers be wore tight boots. His
cost vss ready made Prince Albsrt. too
long ID tho sleeves. ana waist. too amply
haes ina skirl 10 give elsgsses 10 his
attire be wore pair Of dog skin gloves,
but the fingers were too long and thsisl
extremitics had become crumpled and Dc.
iscted. The young mans eyes were clear
and bright, his heed we'll formed, and he
bel - Aia y il heyhAd alfeedy made life
! sucesssT Asfcf hissgss one might have
guessed that from the age Of the harness
and buggy. Tba son Of . veil 70 do farm
y las Shst be lIs : 'sriee Tor himself at
20. The rig was two years old Mr..
George Morris, %.
The horse started off at a good trot Mr.,
Norris sat squarely in the middle Of the
saat He seemed happy and triu mphant.
Ooeaaionly he gave complacent glance
At either OF bis broad shoulders and cor.
rected ,taeir position by some rule sppar-
emily evolved from his own knowledge.
When he hal adjusted each shoulder sat
isfactorily cleaned back and took limi.
ted but pleased view Of both at once
Occasionslly, .toQ. ,be critically exsuined
! littas, straggling pex .of side whiskers,
or looked opprovinoly ut his length OF
limb. Indeed, so we'll did, be bsguile tho
time that be was quite uneoosoious that the
long ride was over when he arrived At his
dessisstion. Well knowing The wsy, the
horse had turned off from the m sir, ,coad.
and entering 1t . graceful but neglected |
drive. hk6 drawn up II front Of ramblioA
weather beaten vills, There vas no ser-l
want teiaks tue harss--the lime Of foot
mea IL that plsce had one ~ y but the al.
seuse might have been considered weii
sompsasated Tor ~ tbs appearance 81 1
little feminine world in muslin who. ~ith
an excla,ANtion Of delight, had tripped !
around froH the side verands.
II knew yo,s mould come, " she repeated
when Mr.. Morris, after having aliehted
and fastened the horse, had joined her
Yea: ]. though& i would come oves,
[fs l pices af6ernoon, aud Thought you
night like ride. Besides, wanted to
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nGf co,ifse want TO ride. but you must