The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-01-21

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| mo, she said HhNiN. Il don play
tennis.
III course l,oi. laughed Nora.
''Wili, what AN extraordinary idea! As
| II you didn't know Md%dalen was above
! tennis.
| ''lt is not that. said Mag,ialtn. t.nl-
oring; ''but that tennis Is above ne. 1
| tried 1t again and again al Wellesley,
| put II was never any good only spoil
| every set play in.
oh. well. you cant play or YOU
won t. said Nora, impatiently: Its all
Nora $ sudden i'll temper seemed very
uncalled for, but she was irritaled by
the disappointment on Wills face.
Presently, however. her equanimity was
restored, and she said. putting her hand
to the young man who had turned to
her, g! will be your partner. and you.
Magdalen, need not play, but shall talk
TO the people-that Is. If papa can spare
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qultleS.
Another alluslon to her bluenesS!
Magdalen gave her sister an appealing
look and turned away. VIII fell into a
brown study. During the afternoon he
played good deal with Nora as his
partner, and the two proved an invine-
lble couple. As Nora was fully Occu-
pleu WIN the game. MaGdalen was
called lor once TO do her share IN re-
celVlng and talking to the guests. They
were more than ever impressed with
her intense blueness, for the poor girl
mad the heartache. and found 1t strange
ly hard TO look bright and smiling.
Many We're the remarks made 10 her
about Will and Nora. who certainly
played admirably together In the mid
die of one exciting set. a Young married
whispered confidentially. '"Ihose two
are made for one another. aren't they
Depend upon it they will be partners ill
earnest before MIR. Fairburn leaves
Magdalen went 4 little pale as she an
swered evssively. every one likes to
have Nora for partner"
Yes, yes, l know; but not iii the
sense l mean. What loss she will be
70, IN a.
Mr.. Foster will let her 90 with him, or
This was going too far, Magdalen
thought
'Ihe question has not been discussed
yet, she replied diStantly; and, awed
by her manner, the Young lady subsidized
into silence.
Magdalen went up to her room. when
the party was over, in a very miserable
frame OF mind As she cast retro
spect over her lie OF late. 1t seemed to
her that her success at Wellesley had
cost her everything she most cared
about She did not know how much
her three years at Wellesley had done
for her. She was not IN position 10
realize the all-lmportant difference be
tween her habit OF mind and that OF
Nora $. between her unWorldliness and
Nora's worldhhesS.
The twilight deepened. and at last
viii could delay the inevitable leave
taxing no longer Magdalen kept out
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Horodot"S for ma ;,,st M nou WI, = Ia
A.. Eoei,r ..E,a az, and oaIi hon. III
her tbat WIN i wsii;ng ~ ~ saw GoodI
bva ;;
Poor WIN, If was hitter thourht
that She could NOT leave her Graat ot
her own accord even 10 hid him fare
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81 wiiJ gn 10 bar ,hero ;, .oil VIII
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ON tbe o,ronnd in ,ha dnSk Lor TO-
buried i1 ha,. ban6S onJ bo, Who'll
frana Sbal-an NV violent oh I'm
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MaSdalen, he exclaimed ahNlously'
what is IT.
AT the sound OF his voice Magdalen
rose, and checked her tears. Nothing,
Wlli; she said, with quiverlng lips
Dont say nothn% wheh you mean
somethlng' SAID "lIi: Maggie teIi
me - wnat Is the matter! a..
ne was ihe only person lhat ever
calleu hef maggie ana now thT oio Pr'
name, used Tor the 1lrot time TINS viSli;
renewed the confidence that had existed
between them as children.
m SO unhappy, sald Ma2daleh.
80 dull, and blue and stupid. am no
good to anyone and NOBODY cares Tor
me. .,
now maggie sald W ILL., You You nave
uolo AT ieast nan uozeh ms. lou are
not uuil' you are not stnPl1 ana you are
not dat Ieast, II you are plue' pluelle>s