Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
AN EXPERIENCE.

;ral air, her hta1 70 VuC S4N a. N
..SSSorsbtfplness, her foot Jogging the cradle
~ tho Youngest Of the family showed
w.. w., ~ waking. THAI love scene IS q
So, E,t-sud editors do not ike tst
L. son know. You must put more
W. St,- MO r. There, II re! bye, bye. Won't
~. ~ babv shut he eyss adm The truth IS,
49, NJ ~ Won cannot describe that Of
wbicb vou krow nothing. Inere, tnere;
, ~ little, precious birding! Would
=. - - ont Of is 'l,tie erib6ls! You must
- have been in love before you can
o. .. - ary cod st describing love scenes.
Wa followed food Of babS talk, IN
-. T,,5st Of which her sister escaped, car
- her manuscript. With her.
III mist be sis'er is right, she unused,
-bolF an hour GfterWard she walked IN the
a. 49,. 10, where the ground was yet white
~ the n,lals iha; had LEI 90 their hold
~ IN r,sLe way for the doWDy balls thickly
iced among the leaves. She eat
80 IN rbs low branch OF guarled old
~ and thought, her hat lying at her feet
- lad recliSed against the rough old
. -. her hands clssped idly in her lap.
"Tven,y.rwo years Old and unable to
s,;.b INV story properly, because | have
80 80. bssn in love. | wonder It 1t has
go nv fault. Bat there isn't any one
Ssrs 10 iAll in love with. There's Mr.. Bee
IN IN, Who lives with his mother in the big
ST. house: but he's been engaged to
MAJ Brock for years and years. Every
NJ. go that, Seems to me Q little
~o.s lite in his love scenes, as sister
ssys might bring hun to the marry
no Doirt. but, If Mary doesn't care,
:, po,hisg TO me, I'm sure.
T5or,'s old Mr.. Johnson, but he's
IA enough 70 ~ my grand
S,,ba-. and young Burns. but q woman
-, be sillg to find anything in him to
s3rirs But must have the inspiration
soTssog. D, Id be willing to suffer all
inc ,n,pgs of uurequited love the post te ls
sbopt Tor the necessary experience. Happy
,boY,h,l There's to be q new minister
STrisv At our church, and he Is young
- Unmarried. | will see if / can't get
- . .yafcieu, sentiment for him, to bring
~ story out all right. l almost believe |
have no heart, anyhow; but that story must
be finished. ,,
the Rev. Theophilus Bsyiss, who read
his sermons from the pulpit Of the little
cInrcb in the village did not fail to note,
S,nIay after Sunday the stylish dressed,
.rsT5s- fyure that glided into her pew so
5snurely, aud made the response so de
v,grlv. The pale, delicate face, turned
z;-L such f!atteriug attention pulpitWsrd,
400, bscsme the point about which all
,,ss- interests cen;ered. The BAxters,
The Oldest family in the place, eat just back
~ Miss G-esham's pew; the Carriers, who
we're the best paving Of his parishloners,
-, lust across the aisle from Miss Gses'
han. and so on. He used to wonder, when
yr;,irg his rather elaborate sermons, how
bov Miss Gresham would Ike this or that,
and i, a little poetry pat in now aud then,
voglI pr0ve 10 her that he was not only
well read. out an spprecIsilYe reader Ike
wise
Then /. happened in the course OF the
,ss drinkiays, tor the new minister was 81
wsys invited ont once, at least, all around,
bssip1ing at toe Bakers, who we're the
Oldest family, and claimed priority in ali
o.ber matters on the score; and then at the
Carers. who were the best paying,-thst
bs came reIt 10 the Gresham 5, they being
the most aristocrs,ic aad fashionable. This
,,i-r had never been changed since the
installation of theic FIRST minister, and woe
10 the in;e-l3per who should attempt It.
NJ, B.yhss, as is the custom in the
rlrsl districts, came early. He was re-
csiy-d NJ the ladies with cordial trlendh-
ness Bl. Mrs Gresham, having very de-
ciisd views a. . The proper rearing Of
children, and exaggerated notions as 10
n. iu29rtaacs OF her own personal su-
Dar,ls;5n over her little flock, soon made
excuses md oetook herself to the nursery.
M- Graham never made his appearance
rom nis o.fcs in the distant city, until
nearly ,ea.,ime, so it tell TO Margaret to
entertain their guest
Ms. Gresham was charming. She wore
dress OF thin black s,uH, through the
t,ds Of which her round white arms
cleaned u,h added loneliness. Her only
ornaments were a scarf of creamy lace
and towers at the throat and waist. Mr..
BAyEss vas delighted. She talked so In
tehgently. She seemed so anxious to give
everything even TO the msrest platlIude
thai fell from MS tongue. its highest most
pos,ical construction. She manifested
slch @ willingness to be pleased. Her
Difference. without q shadow of c0quetry,
which seemed to see in him beiog Of
superior intelligence, ministsred nightly
70 b.s vanity. lie talked granGiloluently
glt jictatoriall7 On tha deepest
metaphysical subjects. H. was glad OF
tlis opportunity 10 air his learning For,
had &c no: passed through college, and
then graduated from no,ed theological
seminary aud was he rot wasting his
talents II this small village, because It
seemed the only opening Just them
Is be took himself homewsrd that even.
ing be SAID to himself, as he twirled his
mlS,aChs.
she 4 DO. Nes wlrh a little more eul-
tlrs AID right instructions she Il do fairly
don't quite Ike hsr view in regard to
Pisios theory of metsmpSychoses-s little
hea,hsaisa there, shsht defect 10 educa-
h0u-54t Iha. can be easily rsmedied. |
hear she has good property, too.
And Margaret, as she sought her own
Room. iguorant from the very ssl6shness Of
her absorption in a purpose, Of any i'm
preston she might have made, wesTily re-
Gsc,ed
lie is just ike all the rest. o, the
co1csit, he wisdom that will die With him
] s5GI hate hin if | sac him sgain, |
know mustn't let it 20 so far as that. |
must 20 away Dear me- Am I to 90
through the earth, like Diogenes With his
!an;eE1, looking for a MANI And hege
her soAIcquy ended, with q merry laugh at
Is very slslS6ity.
have concluded 10 accept Mrs. Glib
SOL Irritation to accompany her 10 the
Ia2s2, Margaret said the next morning, a.
she tridei with her toast.
Well noR In real glad of that. Not
oal thai III miss you more than can tell,
T'ia the os5y cutting its eye teeth and
Oohc1'e SO subject to Group as he is; but
you DO seem 10 need change Of air, you
9'Es croEn thin and Loss your Ape tie.
10 lei ne pour sou another cup ofcvfiee,"
sl3>sfe4 the kjnd,hear:ed sister.
OG toe piazza Of Lafayette hotel, Mime