Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-21
DISCOVERED In TINE.

some three miles back from our eas.
Tern coast, Just within sight and scene
Oh the salt water, lies Suffolk VILLAGE
WSnloru oy name. of whose scattered
population four-fifths find their living
and centre their material interest upon
that broad area they call ''the land -
A sleepy parish. An Unconditional
congregation of clodhOppers. them.
BY no means, indeedl Wynford has de.
clded opinions, brisk little uuarrels
many social grades of its own, and has
moreover, its full quantum of human
Joys and sorrows; perhaps, hidden among
It's sober generations, some tragedies
and TO a certainty now and then, bit
of romance.
On WyntOrd green, near the flint
lowered. thatch-naved St Nicholas,
cluster all the dwellings of the rura
upper ten, from the small white vills
Of a late shOpkeeper's buxom widow
close by the rectory, TO the red bricl
residence of a vice admiral's relict-
Mrs Orde-from whose easement onl
can look across the narrowing road int
some twenty acres of park. where stand
the chef house of the parish, the Bee
ches."
Here lived the lady of the manor
Not stately, exactlng dame, ruling
jealousy over tribe of bobbing, hat
touching rusties, but young and beau
tiful woman, who inherited througl
her mother, a position none ever needed
to grudge her sweet and noble nature.
Miss Temple, my daughter that is
TO be, seems part of WynfOTd's very
self, MI. Murray" explained Mrs. Or
de to the newly come rector, on his
first call one autumn day. He was an
Oxford fellow, who, in sudden lmpa-
tience at the baroness Of book life, had
deserted it for the opposite extreme-a
moderate living IN the depths OF the
country. 1.-The people think 50 much
of her and she of them that feaT II
will be a lamentable day when my son
comes to take her from US.
"Your-son?" repeated Mr. Murray,
politely-almost more than politely, at
tentiye
"Yes. from India. He returns soon
to rob your parish of its mistress. ou
had not heard this? Oh, well, THINK
our clergyman ought to understand
what Is going on among US. IL maheS
him more at ease, does it nott" Ana
with the friendly view OF fuItherlhg
this friendly pleasant footing, MIS- VI
de cbatted complacently INTO acCoui.s
of the neighboring family, anu To- '.
how Mr.. Temple, well connec'eu, ous
- no fortune. had married the heiresS
- Wvnf1rd manor, who sadly enough
Rod died when their one child Aga'ii"'
".s .spUt S there are two Miss Temples:
;,.e-,,olated Mr.. Murray, puZLieu "
-ar,aTnhranees of two attractive idoe'
near bis pulpit, of which one oH HSu averv
nesfly marked Tor so he iallcleuJ oruon
svIIsble of his first nervous Se F-om
gb;Ie the other had Wanueleu .harad a
n.sS VIZ a. attention, through smGIneleu
Polnoe Pos INTO comfortable little naP'
ta~noii t.s-aiv zee two ladies often loge..,i' :,
uies 80. thought them sisters, ;,
botn youls, al least. half sisters,
80 s 1ns' Ms rs Orde: .'for Mr.. Tempe
fool;shly married agaIll.a and Miss
i,ttie Agaths's goVeILess1s. thai than Miss
Taon;e . Is her child-yogilseeit se th,mol % Her
TemnIe by Eve years S.;ng foo, cr not the
t.,haT died long ago, ieaVlnS m course.
fathei ne,;s;on u1r for her; for, oi ..Rse'
ieasl PiOI OnIy life interest ID In5 ir, we're @
be had eniS S,a : widow and little elrl Mea1 sea1
ches, n.ndent - n,1 Oh the elder dauguTes Mss
simply depenue.nasss were liberal, miss
But the tIu'.1os ...nselish and generous,
Leng,e d tbey all lived admlraO'' is !,
az, AM MIS-. Temples dea'n'
(which was civ months before
-Four sen aatha came of age. si - slant ant
our dear Aga HT son got his ss1.ant as Ite
just wben Nj Mt Murray-an n.tangth of
judgeship. ~ HLapd. on the stIeitsd ~ did
Appointment. wrote home as nc sas uift #
bis promotion, long engagement nI9 We m
II ts nS' But GeOfrey %%I without means or
nOt, nc his sife's income :" he determined
OF .,or ni' Of bis own, 50 med IN pension;
to keep aOtSs thankful to say, u tn5 be lonely
but, am d. .na exiIa are not 70 S'ings Se him
years OF his is'edsrstsnd what ''"
sc%s. SS% Sr MaITaSS, Understood Mrs oI5sls Ssy
ME- Murray uIu npsut c6hfdence. ..Onn. on.
mo novel; well By some some 10 trace its sources sour
ing he bad sSs no revelation ,.fs had and as he
be felt dper dRe his Owa ~ lis' o1oWn s beeche,
went back al1fT' fTr'esde was assufared aal from
ed. ed 70 'sSchoIsrly secllls,JVv pastorate- or,ss
the Teii,S lew was MI. tenants of the
And an%1sitsd n1s by the tse Iesa days long OF
9s91t DSaps to Agatha ioaud she ;s,5
y~bO used to ooOisestbe ois youta, ,,as sin in
bad gone adTITgIhood-hada ADDS: sd and though ss
sst 1sf only viii ,sIg s[I syllable, anS more than
she .sIbssnt love Rulee EoI' ssve Lsyst, Ls0n,s't to
bsr dss Iu,aidens,a,nOdi'd dear to hermg rlung 10
leave fol- n,s sear to cast ner which sadness sadness
als sud siadDsss neither os SIDE do, nasserted d
lay Z; = Know nov what at,slitivey, one ,sl1essrsph
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